1. Place your Sankalp
Tell us the ritual, your intention and your details. A Sankalp is the formal resolve spoken before a ritual begins — it names the devotee and the purpose.
Every ritual at Nalkheda begins with a Sankalp — the devotee's name, gotra and intention, spoken before the first offering. Complete the four short steps below and your Sankalp reaches Acharya Rajguru Ji on WhatsApp, where he replies to you personally.
Tell us the ritual, your intention and your details. A Sankalp is the formal resolve spoken before a ritual begins — it names the devotee and the purpose.
Your Sankalp reaches him on WhatsApp. He replies personally to discuss the right ritual, the vidhi involved and a suitable date or muhurat.
Once the ritual and timing are agreed, the date is confirmed with you along with what the ritual involves and how you may participate.
The ritual is performed at the temple on your Sankalp. Photographs are shared afterwards, and prasad can be sent within India or abroad on request.
A Sankalp is the formal statement of resolve made before a ritual, naming the devotee, gotra where known, the place and the purpose for which the ritual is being performed. It is spoken by the Acharya on your behalf before the ritual begins.
It is traditional but not essential. If your gotra is not known, the Sankalp can be taken in the name of the devotee and family without it.
Rajguru Ji replies personally on WhatsApp, usually the same day. During Navratri and festival periods the reply may take longer.
The initial conversation is a consultation with Rajguru Ji about which ritual is appropriate. Anything relating to ritual samagri or arrangements is discussed openly with you before anything is confirmed.
Yes. Devotees abroad regularly place a Sankalp and join remotely. Include your country and a WhatsApp number with country code so timings can be arranged around your time zone.
You are welcome to call or message Rajguru Ji before filling anything in.