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25.9.26
BAGH SAVARI OBSERVED IN TIRUMALA
The unique festival, Bagh Savari was observed with spiritual fervour in Tirumala on Thursday evening. This festival is observed the day after the annual Brahmotsavams, where the processional deities were taken to Ananthalwar Gardens.
According to legend, both Sri Venkateswara and His consort with an aim to test the devotion of Anantalwar, in disguise destroy the flower garden grown by him. Ananthalwar ties Goddess in disguise to an Aswatha tree, while Sri Venkateswara escapes, running anti-clockwise, and disappears inside Sanctum Sanctorum.
Anantalwar realizes his mistake and unties the Goddess who was tied to the tree and carries her in a basket of flowers to reunite Her with Srivaru.
Touched by his devotion, Srivaru gives his ardent devotee a boon that he would visit Ananthalwar’s Gardens every year after the annual brahmotsavams.
The same incident was replicated on Friday evening, which provided a visual treat to the devotees.
Both the Pontiffs of Tirumala, TTD EO Sri Ravichandra, temple DyEO Sri Bhaskar, religious staff, devotees were present.
GOVINDARAJA SWAMY PAVITROTSAVAMS CONCLUDE WITH PURNAHUTI
The three-day Pavitrotsavams at Sri Govindaraja Swamy Temple, Tirupati, concluded grandly on Thursday with Purnahuti.
Sri Malayappa Swamy, along with Sridevi and Bhudevi, was taken to the Yagashala for the concluding Vedic rituals. Snapana Tirumanjanam was performed with milk, curd, honey, sandalwood, coconut water and fruit juices.
Temple officials, priests and staff participated in the rituals.
తిరుమలలో కన్నులపండువగా భాగ్ సవారి ఉత్సవం bagh savari
శ్రీ వేం
శ్రీవారి వార్షిక బ్రహ్మోత్సవా
అనంతరం అనంతాళ్వారులు తన భక్తి
ఈ నేపథ్యాన్ని పురస్కరించుకొని
అంతకుముందు శ్రీవారి ఆలయానికి
ఈ కార్యక్రమంలో తిరుమల శ్రీశ్రీ
Tiruchanoor Padmavati Ammavari Brahmotsavams from 5th to 14th December
TTD JEO Dr. A. Sharath directed officials to make comprehensive arrangements for the Karthika Brahmotsavams of Sri Padmavathi Ammavari at Tiruchanoor from December 5 to 14.
The JEO said the number of devotees is expected to increase by 15–20% compared to last year and instructed all departments to work in coordination.
Special arrangements, including queue lines, barricades, four holding points, LED screens, sign boards, medical camps, security and traffic management, should be made, particularly for Panchami Theertham.
They also directed officials to provide attractive spiritual lighting and ensure a safe, comfortable and devotional experience for devotees.
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