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Goga Navami 2027

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Goga Navami
A Rajput warrior-saint who controls snakes — Gogaji rides a blue horse with a lance in one hand and a serpent coiled on the other. His ninth-day rites in Bhadrapada Krishna Paksha centre on Gogamedi in Rajasthan, where devotees offer raw milk at snake holes and carry the peacock-feathered Goga-chhari staff.
Goga Navami 2027 falls on 26th August 2027.
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26th Aug 2027
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The name Goga comes from guggal — a fruit Guru Gorakhnath is said to have given Queen Bachhal of the Chauhan clan, ending her childlessness. That Nath-yogi blessing is why Gogaji is worshipped by both Hindus and Muslims, who call him Jahar Pir (the manifest saint). His main shrine at Gogamedi in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan, is a domed tomb-like structure that local tradition links to Firoz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th century. The Bhadrapada timing is not accidental — it falls in monsoon, when snakes leave flooded burrows and farmers prepare to sow kharif crops. Jogi singers perform the Goga ki gatha, a ballad recounting his battle with his cousins Arjan and Surjan and his final ride into the earth on horseback. Offerings are simple village fare: churma, gulgule (jaggery fritters), and milk poured at snake holes in the fields.
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