12.11.17
Chakrateertha Mukkoti on Nov 30th
Tirumala, 12 Nov. 17: One of the most important teertha mahotsavams, the Chakra Teertha mukkoti will take place in Tirumala on November 30.
After the morning and noon bells and naivedyam, a team of TTD officials, archakas will go to the Chakra Teertham which is located few miles away on the southern side of the Tirumala shrine in the Seshachalam ranges.
The priests offer special abhishekam and pujas to the Sudarshana Chakrattalwar, Sri Lakshmi Nrisimhaswamy and Sri Anjaneya Swamy located in this holy place. After performing harati they will return to the temple.
According to Skanda purana, a sage Sri Padmanabha Maharshi did 12 years of penance in this area and appeased Lord Venkateswara who granted him the boon of worshipping Him till the end of aeon. One day, a demon tried to kill the sage and the later prayed Lord, who sent His Sudarshana Chakram to protect Sage Padmanabha. The divine disc killed the demon and on the request of the Sage, it resided here and since then has been protecting the devotees from evil forces. So the holy place is named as Chakrateertham.
The Varaha purana describes that there are 66 crore teethas located in Seshachalam ranges. Chakrateertham is considered as the most powerful one after Swamy Pushkarini Teertham. Hence it attained a special place among the seven important Saptha Teerthas located in Tirumala Seshachalam ranges.
Laksha Kumkumarchana fro Blissful Marital Life and Longevity of Spouse Life
Tiruchanur, 12 Nov,2017: The auspicious ritual of ‘Laksha Kumkumarchana’ will be observed with religious fervour on November 14 in the famous shrine of Goddess Sri Padamvathi Devi temple at Tiruchanur.
AS A PRELUDE TO ANNUAL FETE
The event, which is considered auspicious will be performed between 8am and 12 noon, amidst the renditions of sacred chants and mellifluous hymns with the processional deity of goddess Padmavati seated on a finely decked ‘Asan’ in ‘Mukha Mandapam’ situated opposite to Sri Krishna Swamy temple within the main temple premises. This ritual is considered as a prelude to Brahmotsavams appeasing Goddess for the successful conduct of mega event.
TTD INTRODUCED ELEVEN YEARS AGO
Laksha Kumkumarchana was introduced by TTD about eleven years ago. The priests recites 'Lakshmi Astottaram’ and ‘Lakshmi Sahasranamam’ with devotional fervour and performs Archana’ with vermilion invoking multiple names of the goddess.
SMOOTH CONDUCT OF ANNUAL BRAHMOTSAVAMS
By propitiating the deity with this unique ritual, priests hope for a smooth and successful conduct of the future events. According to the Hindu Sanatana Dharma, ‘Kumkum’ or vermilion is considered sacred, especially for married women, as it is applied by them over the forehead (near parting of the hair) seeking the longevity of their husbands. It is also considered as the symbolic representation of Goddess Shakti, who is also revered as Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess Saraswathi and Goddess Parvathi.
The grihastas who are willing to take part in this ritual have to pay Rs.1,116 per ticket on which two persons will be allowed.
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