International devotees
Sacred Guidance From Nalkheda, Wherever You Are
Devotees in six countries and beyond take part in rituals at the Sarva Siddha Peeth without travelling to India. Everything is arranged over WhatsApp and phone: the conversation, your Sankalp, the timing in your own zone, live participation where available, and prasad.
How Participation Works From Abroad
- 01
A conversation first
You describe your situation on WhatsApp or by phone. Rajguru Ji explains which ritual is traditionally performed for it, and what it involves.
- 02
Your Sankalp
Names, gotra, city and your intention are recorded. The Sankalp is read aloud at the temple in your name before the ritual begins.
- 03
A time that works in both places
The ritual time is fixed in IST and confirmed in your own time zone, so you know exactly when it takes place where you are.
- 04
Participation and updates
You may join the live portion where a stream is available. Photographs or a short video of the completed ritual are shared afterwards.
- 05
Prasad
Dry prasad can be couriered to your address on request. Courier time and charges are confirmed before dispatch.
Ritual time at Nalkheda
Nalkheda (IST)
10:30 am
Your local time
05:00 am
Same day
Example timing only. Your actual ritual time is confirmed in both zones before the date is fixed.
Guidance by Country
Questions Devotees Abroad Ask
- Can a ritual be performed if I never come to Nalkheda?
- Yes. The ritual is performed at the temple on your Sankalp. Travelling is not required, though devotees are always welcome to visit.
- How do I pay from outside India?
- Contributions are quoted in Indian rupees and are usually settled by international bank transfer or through a family member in India. Any figure in your own currency is an approximate conversion.
- Which language will we speak?
- Conversation is normally in Hindi. Messages written in English are read and answered, and family members often join calls to translate.
- Are results promised?
- No. Rituals are performed in the traditional vidhi with sincerity. Outcomes are a matter of faith and are never guaranteed.