Shri Maha Kali Bhameshwari MandirHindu Temple & Community Centre · Willenhall

॥ जय माता दी ॥ · Saturday 1st August 2026

Mata Ka Jagran

With the divine blessings of Her Holiness Maa Bhameshwari — Kuldip Bansal, Subhash Bansal & Family warmly welcome you all to an all-night jagran of jyoti and kirtan.

The programme

7pmAarti
7:30pmPooja
8pmLangar
9:30pmJyoti Prachand
12:30amTea & Snacks
2amTararani Katha
4amMaha Aarti

Kirtan by Bhameshwari Mandali & others · All welcome — free entry, no booking needed.

From dusk to dawn

The shape of the night

Nine hours is a long time if you have never done it — so here is what the night actually looks like. Come for all of it or any part of it: the door is open the whole way through, and the langar at 8pm is for everybody.

  1. A row of small brass oil lamps burning along a ledge at dusk against a deep blue twilight sky

    7pm

    Aarti

    The night opens the way every evening here opens — with aarti before Maa, as the light goes out of the sky.

  2. A tall golden flame burning upward from an ornate brass jyoti lamp dressed in red and gold cloth, marigolds at its base

    9:30pm

    Jyoti Prachand

    The jyoti is kindled. From this moment her flame burns without pause until morning, and the vigil truly begins.

  3. An open scripture resting on a red cloth-covered stand with a small oil lamp burning beside it in the dark

    2am

    Tararani Katha

    In the small hours the katha is told — the story of Maa, recited to those still keeping watch with her.

  4. A brass aarti lamp with several wicks burning as pale gold dawn light breaks through a window behind it

    4am

    Maha Aarti

    As the first light comes, the great aarti. The night is complete — and nobody who stayed will forget it.