Commencing at 6:30 a.m. Kakad Aarti signifies the waking of Baba at dawn and getting him ready for the day. The Aarti starts with the waving the Pancharati to Baba along with a gentle rendition of Utha Utha Sakal Janaa.
The Noon Aarti for Sai Baba, Madhyan Aarti starts with an offering of Dhoopam (incense), Deepam (lamp) and Maha Naivedyam (food) and Water, when the sun is at its highest point. The aarti concludes with offering the same to devotees.
Developed by Kalpnik Technologies, VR DEVOTEE is transforming the way people connect with their faith. Devotees from across the globe who are unable to visit Sri Sai Centre in Bengaluru, will now get an opportunity to immerse themselves in the devotion of Sri Sai Baba through VR DEVOTEE APP In 360 Virtual Reality. The experience using a VR HEADSET is almost as if you are there in the temple.
VR DEVOTEE App is available free for download on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. To best experience the Aartis in a manner as if you are there at the temple you can buy a VR DEVOTEE headset at a highly discounted rate from www.vrdevotee.com. Or if you already have any VR Headset please use the same for a truly immersive experience.
VR DEVOTEE App is a godsent opportunity for all who are unable to visit Sri Sai Centre in Bengaluru due to geographical constraints, old age, ill-health, financial restrains or any other reason. The company’s App VR DEVOTEE was launched on January 25th, 2018 and since then has streamed live events like Mahamathakabhisheka (Shravanabelagola), Amavasya at Cheruvugattu Temple, Pushya Abhishek (Isakson Chowpatty), Sri Sai Baba (Sai Spiritual centre Bangalore), Krishan Matha (Uduppi), Hanuman Jayanti from Karmanghat (Hyderabad) to name a few.
Ashwani Garg – CEO & Co Founder of Kalpnik Technologies Pvt. Ltd said “with over 127,000 app installs since January 25th 2018, Devotees from across the world have been wanting us to do daily live streaming of Pujas that they could participate in. Distance, Inability to be in the temple to participate in Pujas due to health issues, age related issues and time constraints was a problem. Live Telecast of Pujas On TV while a great service – the experience was distant and not immersive. Which is where people who had watched VRDEVOTEES LIVE STREAMING using VR Headsets was a boon.
Live streaming for Devotees to experience Real Time Immersive Aartis and Pujas is now become an integral part of our offerings with more and more devotees seeking this immersive experience. Based on this overwhelming response we will now be live streaming poojas and Aarthis from Sri Sai Centre in Bangalore every Thursday.
Having invested in state of the art Live recording and streaming cameras and real time editing solutions the company is now ready to serve its customers with an immersive experience.
Kalpnik Technologies, in just over 4 MONTHS since its launch has 360 VR content from 26 temples and Spiritual leaders and have another 106 temples in the pipeline for production. We are confident that by the end of the year will have close to 150 temples Pujas and Aartis on our App VR DEVOTEE.
VR DEVOTEE has received extremely good feedback from Devotees from across the world with over 127,000 app installs in 4 months since its launch. A majority of our customers are experiencing the Aartis and Pujas on their mobile phones and many requests have come in for the company to launch good quality headsets at affordable prices.
The company will shortly be launching good quality VR Headsets at under Rs 200 to enable devotees to get a truly immersive experience.”
Millions of Devotees across the world are currently watching Live telecast of Aartis and Pujas on their Television screens, but by using VR DEVOTEE App with VR headset their experience will be almost as good as being in front of their deity, inside the temple. Kalpnik spent over 18 months in developing a very user-friendly APP and VR headset that delivers a highly immersive experience for Devotees. Kalpnik has already produced VR experiences for several well-known temples and Spiritual leaders in India.
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