jay jay shri gokulesh.

sarve vaishnavone Acharya shri mahaprabhuji na pragatya mahotsav ni khoob khoob badhaai.

prakte krushnanan dwijrup I

madhavmass krushna ekadashi aaye agni swaroop II

daivijeev udharan kaaran anandmay rasroop I

vallabhprabhu giridhar prabhu dou tei aei ek swaroop II

Sarvne Vallabhiya Viashnvne ne Hardik badhai...

On the eve of Pragtya Divas of Akhand Bhumandalacharya Shri mahaprabhuji's Pragtya Divas we are celbrating this by doing following things at Kandivali at Shri Dwarkadhisji Haveli and Shri Shree Lalji's Haveli on 23rd April 2006 to 25th April 2006  

Pushtimargiya Drama

Shobha Yatra and many more things...

Will update you with more details by next week ....

Shree Dwarikadhiski Jai
Shree Sri Lalji Pyare Ki Jai
Jatin Malkan

Badha Vaishnavo ne Jai Shree Krishna

Badha Vaishnavo ne Mahaprabhuji na Pragatya utsavi ne Badhai..

Can anybody tell me he story or Mahaprabhuji's Pragtay Utsav that we are celebrating in shortly...

I know this answer must know every vaishnav.. but I don't no the story.. Please anybody tell me the story that will be thankful ..

Thanks

Jai Jamunaji

Kavita...

Jay Jay Shree Gokulesh,

Kon ras bhutal prakat bhayo,
Dekhori dekho bhari nenan Prabhu anand mayo-1.
Jo ras nigam agamhu agochar so sab sadhya layo,
So ras Shri Lakshman Bhatt gruh prakatit prem mayo-2.
Ghar ghar nandnandan fal fulyo sewa vidhi sikhayo,
Aapun kiye rasal ritiso Shri vallabh Giridhar rijayo-3.

Haripriya.

Jai Shri Krishna,

Kavitaji, i came across this article by Shyamdasji which helps to answer your query and have extrated the relevant bits.

Sri Vallabhacharya, affectionately referred to by his followers as Mahaprabhuji ("Great Being"), was born in 1479 as the son of Laxshman Bhatt, a Telugu Brahmin of Southern India. Laxshman Bhatt's forefathers had performed many Vedic soma sacrifices, and the Lord Krishna came and announced that He would appear in their family when Laxshman completed the hundredth sacrifice. Soon after he did, his wife, Illamagaaru, became pregnant. They lived in Banaras at the time, but were forced to leave because of an impending Muslim attack. In the forest of Champaranya, in Madhya Pradesh, she gave birth to a still-born child. Sadly, she placed the infant's body into the hollow of a tree. As they progressed along the path, both heard a melodious voice saying, "Why are you going? I am here." Immediately they returned to the tree to find their son alive and joyfully playing with a divine fire that surrounded him. The mother stepped through the blazing circle and took her son.

The element of fire played an important role throughout Sri Vallabhacharya's life. He is seen as the incarnation of agni, or fire (from the face of Sri Krishna). Fire is also the devata (deity) of speech, and so he is called Vaka Pati, the Lord of Speech. The famous teachings found in his Sri Subodhini, Anubhasya and numerous other devotional and Vedantic works have shed brilliance upon the inner meanings of Srimat Bhagavatam, a central Vaishnava scripture, as well as various Vedantic texts. He not only embodied the inner beauty of Sri Radha and Sri Krishna, but was a perfect witness to Their lilas (divine sports, recounted in Srimat Bhagavatam). His attainment allowed for rare empowerments that have been and continue to be passed on to us through his devotional teachings.

Source for further reading: http://www.hinduismtoday.com/archives/1997/11/1997-11-03.shtml

Source for further reading: http://www.geocities.com/raghunath_108/vallabhacharya.html

Best Wishes
jagdish

Jai Shree Krishna Jagdishji,

Thanks for this explaination and for the link.. I have heard this story before sometime but I din't know, this story that it is about our Mahaprabhuji. and I have heard only few things about this story but know I know the full deep meaning of this.. Thanks a lot again for this..

Thanks.

Jai Jamunaju

Kavita..

Jai Shree Krishna

My humble submission of a badhaai....