Since 1930, an eternal flame (Dhuni) has been continuously burning at the Ashram, signifying purity, devotion, and divine presence.
Shri Dadaji Maharaj deeply revered the Dhuni, considering it sacred. Shri Chhote Dadaji regularly performed Havan at the Dhuni using dry fruits, coconuts, pure ghee, and other sacred items for the welfare of all beings.
Devotees can offer dry coconuts and other offerings into the Dhuni, and take home the holy ash (Bhabhuti) as a divine blessing.
During Guru Purnima, a grand Havan is conducted at the Dhuni, with large quantities of offerings. The atmosphere becomes intensely spiritual and divine, drawing countless devotees into a state of deep reverence.
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