|| मंगलानुशासन अनंतश्री विभूषित भगवत्प्रियाचार्यः
गोपिपतिरतिमार्ग प्रवर्तकः पुष्टिमार्गीय त्रैलोक्यगुरुः सार्वभौम
वैष्णवाचार्यः परब्रह्म सिद्धांत वक्ता वेदमार्गप्रतिष्ठापनाचार्यः
शुद्धाद्वैत साकारब्रह्मवाद संस्थापकाचार्यः वैष्णवराजतातः
महाप्रभुः श्रीमद्वल्लभाचार्यचरण महाराजसंस्थानम् वापीपुरम् ||

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what is pustimarg ?

Pushtimarg is a path of loving devotion to Lord Krishna that originated in 16th-century Gujarat, founded by the Divine Acharya shrivallabhacharyji. Meaning “the path of grace” or “nourishment,” it emphasizes receiving Krishna’s divine grace through pure bhakti—not just as an emotion, but as a complete way of life rooted in surrender, devotion, and inner purity.

The tradition is centered on seva (selfless service), where devotees lovingly serve Krishna through daily rituals like worship, offering food, singing hymns, and temple care. Inspired by sacred texts like the Bhagavata Purana, followers also celebrate festivals such as Janmashtami and Holi. Today, Pushtimarg continues to inspire devotees worldwide to live a life of devotion, humility, and divine connection through grace and service

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Our acharyas were given the title of Goswami that means one who protects cows. So it’s our primary duty as Dasani daas to follow what our acharyas did. Apart from that cow also holds a significant importance spiritually and in pushti cultural as we see a close connection of Shree Krishna and the cow it was also by following the cow of sadupande the brajbhakts were able to know about Shree goverdhanji.

Shree Vallabhacharyaji, also known as shri vallabh lived in 16th century in India. Was a Vailyanaadu Telang Brahmin from Kankaward, Andhra Pradesh. Who founded the vallabh sampraday or pushtimarg. He was a prominent philosopher, scholar and devotional saint.Vallabhacharyaji emphasized devotion (Bhakti) to Lord Krishna as the means of attaining spiritual liberation. He composed numerous devotional hymns and philosophical texts, and his teachings continue to inspire followers to this day.

Pushtimargiya seva,  is typically performed through various devotional activities and rituals. The specific practices may vary among different Pushtimargiya temples and followers, but some common forms of seva include:
 
1. (Raag) Kirtan 
singing devotional songs created by the Ashtasakha in praise of Shree Thakorji and describing different Leela’s of Shree Thakorji as per rutu, utsavs and daily seva kram.
 
2. Bhog: Offering elaborate meals or bhog to Shree Thakorji which is usually prepared with bhav & satvikta and offered with motherly affection. 
 
3. Shringar: This involves adorning the Deity or image of
Shree Thakorji with different vastra and jewellery as per the season and utsavs guided by Shree Mahaprabhuji and Shree Gusaiji.
 
4. Aarti: Aarti in Pushtimarg is the taap of devotees which is offered in the Lotus feet of Shree Thakorji while he offers us the the devine sanmukhta.
 
It’s important to note that these practices may vary in different Pushtimargiya houses. The best way to learn about and participate in Pushtimargiya Seva is by connecting with a Vallabhkul Parivar and Haveli, if not possible and u don’t have a Vallabhkul Parivaar or Haveli near your place then do satsang with a  devotee vaishnav who can guide you through the specific rituals and activities they follow.

Yes anybody who is ready to surrender himself to Shree Krishna and believes that Shree vallabh and Shree thakorji are one and the same. Who is ready to live a Krishna seva centric life, and walk on the pushtimargiya path laid by Shree vallabhacharyaji can become a vaishnav take naam diksha or Brahma sambandh and follow pushtimarg

Shree Vallabh Sampraday known as Pushtimarg was found in the early 16th century by Shree Vallabhacharyaji, a Vailyanaadu Telang Brahmin from Kaankarwaad, Telangana. The followers of Pushtimarg are known as Vaishnavs and they believe Krishna is the Supreme power and they live a Krishna-centric life.

Vaishnavs serve Krishna with the best of everything and their love for Krishna is selfless and expect nothing in return but more opportunities to be in Seva and expect to be a part of Leela of Shree Thakorji and attain Golok Dham.

The Ashtakshara Mantra or the 8 letter mantra,which is first given(नाम निवेदन) to the devotee who comes under Lord Shri Krishna, is no ordinary mantra. It has divine capabalities. The mantra says ” श्रीकृष्ण: शरणं मम ” literally meaning “Shri Krishna is my shelter.”

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