Hello My Steemain Friends ,

I hope you of steemian are good and enjoying your life . Well I am well. May God bless you all. Today I am writing about an interesting topic which is all time my favourite "Diary Game" . So, in this post I am going to share my full day routine (07/ 03/2026 ) . I hope you people like and enjoy my post

We were in Jaipur and arrived at Khatu Ji late at night. Upon reaching there, we rented a room, had dinner, strolled around the local market for a while, and then went to sleep. We woke up at 5:00 AM because we wanted to attend the morning Aarti (prayer ceremony) before the sun became too scorching. Everyone quickly bathed and got ready. My husband was ready, and my brothers were also getting ready in their own room.

While my children were bathing and getting ready, my husband went out and brought back tea for the two of us. We had our tea, and once everyone was ready, we set out to seek Baba's Darshan (blessings). Once there, we procured Prasad (sacred food offerings), a Nishan (sacred banner), and some roses. Young women stand there to apply a Tilak (sacred mark) on your forehead and to write "Radhe-Radhe" on your cheeks. We don't usually opt for this, but this time we decided to have it done; after that, we joined the queue to seek Baba's blessings—it was extremely crowded.

Despite the crowd, we all moved forward while singing hymns dedicated to Baba, and we were blessed with a truly beautiful Darshan that filled our hearts with joy. As we exited through the departure gate after the Darshan, everyone felt an urge to seek his blessings one more time. After all, who gets the opportunity to travel all this way every day? With that thought, we turned back, re-entered through the main gate, and joined the queue once again. We waited in line, chanted slogans of victory (Jayakaras), and sought Baba's blessings for a second time.

Amidst the crowd, we learned that someone had stolen a lady's purse and mobile phone. Hearing this made us quite angry; it was disheartening to realize that people engage in theft even in such a sacred place. We then stepped outside, and the children did a little bit of shopping. We bought Kadas (bracelets) from there—my sister-in-law bought some as well—and then we all returned to our room to pack our belongings. We had to set out to seek the blessings of Salasar Baba, a journey that would take four hours.

We checked out at 12:00 PM, got into our car, and departed for Salasar Baba's shrine. After a four-hour drive, we finally arrived at Salasar. Leaving our luggage right inside the vehicle, we washed our hands and feet and partook of the Prasad.

Due to the sparse crowd, we were able to have Darshan very quickly; by then, everyone in our group was feeling quite hungry. We all sat down to eat, enjoying a meal of Dal Fry, Paneer Butter Masala, Roti, and salad. Upon stepping outside, everyone enjoyed some Kulfi and spent a little while browsing through the local market. Since our train was scheduled for 9:00 PM, we departed for Jaipur right on schedule, knowing that it would take us three hours to reach the city.

During the journey, we stopped along the way to have tea—pausing specifically for a tea break—and also stopped once in between to refuel the car. In this manner, we arrived in Jaipur by 7:30 PM. My husband settled the accounts with the driver, and we then took our seats at the railway station. My husband went out and brought back some packed dinner for the night. None of us were particularly hungry, as we had been snacking and having refreshments throughout the journey. Everyone ate just a little bit; our train arrived right on time, and we set off on our journey new destination.

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