During his visit to the Gorakhnath temple, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited and worshiped Guru Gorakhnath, served cows in the cowshed and blessed the children. After interacting with the children, he also inspired them to move forward.
Gorakhpur. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s daily routine during his visit to Gorakhnath temple on Wednesday morning was completely traditional. In the morning, he performed the ritual darshan and worship of Lord Shiva in the form of Mahayogi Guru Gorakhnath in the Gorakhnath temple. After this he reached the Samadhi site of his Guru Brahmalin Mahant Avedyanath and bowed his head with reverence. Whenever the Chief Minister visits Gorakhnath Temple, along with worship, cow service also remains an important part of his daily routine.
Served cows after reaching cowshed, fed jaggery and bread with his own hands
While touring the temple complex in the morning, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reached the cowshed and spent some time there. While roaming around in the cowshed, he called the cows by their names – names like Shyama, Gauri, Ganga, Bhola become recognizable to the cows as soon as they hear his voice. As soon as they heard the affectionate call of their name, many cows came running and jumping towards the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister affectionately touched everyone’s forehead, caressed them and served them by feeding them jaggery and bread with his own hands.
Chief Minister met the children who came to the temple, gave affection and inspiration
During his visit to the temple premises, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s attention fell on the children who had come there with their families. He called the children near him and talked to them about their names and studies. The Chief Minister joked affectionately with the children and while giving them affectionate blessings said – “Study a lot, move forward a lot.”
Children are blessed with sweets and food.
On this occasion, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also distributed sweets to the children with his own hands. Besides, he took two small children in his lap and performed Annaprashan Sanskar for them. This scene was emotional and inspiring for the devotees present.