Swetharanyeswarar Temple Thiruvenkadu

Swetharanyeswarar Temple is  located in the town of Thiruvenkadu near Sirkazhi.It is one of the Navagraha temple.The temple is quite large and all four important Saivite saints have sung in praise of this lord.This temple is especially known for its unique incarnate of Lord Shiva called "Agora Murthi". He is one of the main god who is being prayed in this village.


Temple :
  
Thiruvenkadu Temple is surrounded by five prakarams known as pancha prakarams. Here the Lord is consecrated in His forms as Aghoramurthi (manifestation of His wild and angry form) and Nataraja (a manifestation of Shiva, assumed as the Lord of Dance).The Nataraja image holds seven instruments and weapons, namely, Vetalam, Khadgam, Udukku, Mani, Kedayam, Kapalam and Trisulam.A unique feature about Swetharanyeswarar Temple is that the image of Lord Shiva has five faces, Easanam, Tatpurusham, Aghoram, Vamadevam and Sadyojatam.The posture of Nandi at the entrance is another unique feature here.



Devi in Her divine form of Bhadrakali has a separate shrine. Besides, there are separate shrines for Ashta Lakhsmis and the Navagrahas.


Worship :



Worship to Lord Shiva's fiery form Aghoramurthy is considered to be of great importance especially on Sunday nights.

Wednesdays are very auspicious to Budha and offering pooja on that day is believed to rectify any Budhan Dhosham in horoscope. Budha is attired in green and can be offered with green moong dhal, white kanthal flower and green cloth.


Presiding Dieties :


The presiding deity is Lord Shiva as Swedharanyeshwarar and Goddess Parvati as Brahma Vidya Nayaki Ambal (Brahmavidyanayaki). Swetharanyeswarar Temple enshrines a separate sanctum sanctorum for Bhudhan,one the nine Navagrahas and the bestower of wisdom and wealth.

It is said that the Lord performed seven of His dances - Tandavam - known as Ananda, Sandhya, Samhara, Tripuranta, Urdhva, Bhujanga and Lalita.


Festivals :



The most important festival is the float festival which is celebrated on the last day of 12 day celebrations in the Tamil month of Maasi (February - March).On 5th day a special occasion is celebrated for Lord Agora Murthi. People from many surrounding villages would come here and pray here for their better life.



Temple Timings :

6 AM to 12.00 PM and 4 PM to 9 PM



Other Temples Near By :


Naganathar Temple, known as the Kethu Navagraha Sthalam, is located at Keezhperumpallam, around 6 km from Thiruvenkadu.Thiruppallavaneeswaram Temple and Valampuranathar Temple at Melapperumpallam is also located close to Poompuhar.Pullirukkuvelur Vaitheeswaran Koil (Sevvai Sthalam) and Sirkazhi Bhramapureeswarar Temple are just a few minutes drive from the temple.


How to Get Here : 

By Road : The temple is 10 km from Sirkazhi and 59 km from Kumbakonam.




By Train :Thanjavur is the nearest railway station,about 9 km from the temple.

Dos and Dont at Vaishno Devi Temple

There is difference between a visit to Vaishno Devi temple and others as it is a complete pilgrimage to make. It is mandatory to remain aware of the do’s and doesn’t of Vaishno Devi pilgrimage especially the rules and regulations to initiate this spiritual Yatra.

Do’s

  • Approach the registration counter to obtain the Yatra slip upon reaching Katra and especially while you are at trekking to enter into the temple.
  • If you forget obtaining Yatra slip then  it is impossible to cross beyond the Ban Ganga check post.
  • Obtain Vaishno Devi Yatra Information room reservation details prior to starting Vaishno Devi Yatra by different means for which enquiry and reservation counters at Katra, Bhawan and other locations from Sanjhichhat and Adkuwari facilitate such services.
  • Do confirm rates of Palanquins, Ponies and Porters in advance which is crucial for hassle free pilgrimage. The Vaishno Devi Yatra Rule strictly followed is that they shouldn’t be paid extra than genuine rates as applicable.
  • Note the valuable Vaishno Devi Yatra information that facilities for drinking water, blanket and food are supplied free of cost hence it is better to leave the unnecessary items at Katra itself.
  • Obtain Yatra slip to get into queue once reach Bhawan from the check post. 
  • Wait for the announcement of your group number to start the Darshan process.
  • Wash yourself fully especially by cleaning your cloths prior to starting Darshan.
  • Go to the main waiting hall to deposit coconut for which taking token is a must.
  • Keep rest items in the cloakroom except cash and offerings.  
  • Ensure visiting Bhairon temple at the last stage as Darshans at the Holy Cave is prime.
Don’ts


  • Don’t keep any electronic item including mobile camera, video camera and other such items in the track that are not allowed.
  • Avoid vulgar dressing, luggage or gestures and talk that depict vulgarity. It is an important rule for Vaishno Devi Yatra and must be maintained strictly top maintain the holiness of this journey.
  • Make sure you don’t do any sort of outing, picnic or photography during this pilgrimage which is an important rule of the tour.
  • Do understand the sentiments of co-pilgrims while in the Vaishno Devi Yatra and so should you maintain thorough cooperation for best possible security.
  • Avoid resting in the land slide prone areas while moving ahead till the temple premises.
  • Reduce the use of plastic and make use of dustbins so should you maintain cleanliness.
  • It is necessary to avoid valuables in trek, so is important keeping aloof from strangers. Do note that maintaining clean environment or strict no use of tobacco and suppressing begging are best and highly appreciable.
  • The pilgrims preferring pony journey must take the old route. The new route doesn’t permit pony hence pilgrims with medical problems should rather avoid the new route.
  • Chanting or spelling slogans inside the cave is strictly prohibited. 
  • Offering dakshina or tip to anybody especially temple employees is highly discouraged.

Other Information About Vaishno Devi Temple

Puja Information :

The Holy Shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji observes two types of poojans for the devotees.

SHRADHA SUMAN VISHESH PUJA

Those devotees willing to attend the Aarti Darshan of the Holy Goddess can prefer this special pooja.


Individual Poojan
Daily practice of unique pooja is exclusive and is called proper Hawan is done in Yagyashalla. The basic details like name and gotra of an individual for whom poojan is planned is done and changting of special prayers continue to guarantee prosperity and welfare of that individual.

Create your username and password through onetime registration on this website. Those already registered simply need to logon with their valid username and password for access. Once the pages open you are at the right place and ready to click the Poojan on request which takes you further to other pages including Shardha Suman Vishesh Pooja and or Individual Poojan. Any of them can be clicked as per the choice and details can be submitted for that purpose. Click on the next stage where payment gateway is shown to make payment for which bank or credit card details are sought. The card number and CVV besides card expiry date must be described. Wait for acceptance and click on to complete the booking. Once done, take the printout for your reference.

Log in to your account through putting the username and password to reconfirm your booking details. It is indicated at the devotee zone where all transaction details whether success or failure is mentioned. If booking failed and amount was deducted then forward that transaction at online@maavaishnodevi.org to get refunds for which mention each and every information. 

Accomdations :

Free Accommodations:
Several halls have been created at different locations in Adhkuwari, Sanjichhat & Bhawan that are used as rest houses and they make the journey of pilgrims convenient. The pilgrims find in them good resting options while they are advised to wait before they could do the Darshan of the Holy Goddess upon reaching the Holy Cave. There is no charge for these halls hence they are rushed by many. Make it the point that those coming first can get space in them. Such halls are usually used as night halts by the pilgrims arriving here. These halls are equipped with the toilet facilities as well.

Basic amenities including Blanket Stores, Toilet Blocks, Bhojanalayas & Catering Units and Medical Aid Centres have been established nearby those halls to make it convenient for the pilgrims to approach and fulfill their needs.

While there is heavy rush and festival time the nature of Rest Houses at Vaishno Devi changes and in many cases free accommodation facilities are provided at nearby locations especially Katra where Niharika complex locates. The Yatra Parchi counter II (YRC-II) too facilitates accommodation in the sheds form located nearby New Bus Stand. Pilgrims are given blankets free like the accommodation facility without paying a single penny.

Rented Accommodations:  

This accommodation is available at Jammu (at Vaishnavi Dham and Saraswati Dham near Railway Station), at Katra (at Niharika Yatri Niwas and Shakti Bhawan situated at the Bus stand) Katra. Another dormitory accommodation, Trikuta Bhawan, Katra is available at near the 2nd Yatra counter (YRC II). Accommodation is available at Adkuwari, Sajichatt and at main Bhawan also.

Address for making accommodation reservations: 

Officer Incharge (Enquiry and Reservation)
Shakti Bhawan, Niharika Complex (Near Bus Stand)
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, Katra - 182301 (J&K)
Phone: 01991- 234053, 
E-Mail: dm_enquiry@maavaishnodevi.net  

Medical Facilites :

There is 24 hours Charitable Hospital avaliable at katra.Emergency needs can be taken care of by basic medical facilities at Banganga, Adkuwari, Sanjichhat and Bhawan. Oxygen cylinders and emergency drugs are also available. A dispensary and 24-hr ICU is also available at Bhawan. 
Specialized and advanced medical treatment is however available only at Jammu.

Railway Reservation centre :

To overcome the difficulties of Devotees Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board has facilitated the setting up of a computerised Railway Reservation Counter at Katra.

Bhojanalayas 
While the 12 viewpoints or refreshment units cater to the refreshment and light snack needs of the yatries, the Shrine Board also runs full-fledged Bhojanalyas to provide wholesome and hygienic food to the pilgrims on no-profit basis.The Shrine Board runs five Bhojanalyas in all, one each at Adkuwari and Sanjichhat and three at main Bhawan. The Bhojanalyas at Bhawan run round the clock and serve a varied but traditional menu.

Information Counters :

These are 24-hour information cum enquiry counters. Yatries can use them to obtain important information about various aspects of the Yatra.These inquiry, assistance and announcement booths are located at prominent locations at Katra, Adkuwari, Himkoti, Sanjichhat and Bhawan. The counter at Katra is located near the main Bus Stand. 

Time to Visit :

The Yatra to the Holy Shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi Ji is open throughout the year. The summer months of May, June and July and the festival period of Chaitra (spring) and Sharad-Ashwin (Autumn) Navratras and New Year vacations witness peak rush. As a result of this rush, devotees have to often wait for 12-20 hours before having Darshan.

Instead the monsoons and winters are good periods to plan a yatra. During the monsoons, Nature is at its scenic best with water falls and lush green surroundings. The winter months of December and January witness snow fall and barring the very young and the physically infirm, it can prove to be a charming season for others to visit the Shrine. The original Holy Cave of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji is also open during the winters and Darshans through this cave is a unique mystical experience.


One needs to carry heavy woollen clothing during the winters. For the rest of the year, light woollens are needed. 

Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Temple - Katra

Shri Maa Vaishno Devi Temple is one of the oldest Temple of India, located at a height of 5300 feet on the holy Trikuta Hills of the Shivalik Hill Range. It is not only one of the most visited temples but also it is one of the shaktipeetas in india.The words "maa" and "mata" are commonly used in India for "mother", and thus are often used in connection with Vaishno Devi.The journey to the Holy Shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji starts with the Call of Mata. It is not only a belief but also a strong experience of one and all that the Divine Mother sends a call to her children.





Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji resides in a Holy Cave located in the folds of the three peaked mountain named Trikuta (pronounced as Trikoot). The Holy Cave attracts millions of devotees every year.The cave has the images of three deities viz. the Mahakali, Mahalakshmi and Mahasaraswati. The Holy Cave of the Mother is situated at an altitude of 5200 ft. The Yatris have to undertake a trek of nearly 12 km from the base camp at Katra. 

History :

This temple has history of 700 years

Legends :

There are several legends associated with this  temple 


One of them which explains and signifies the emergence of all the holy places on the Trikuta hill, starts with the penance of Young and beautiful Vaishnavi. She was a staunch devotee of Lord vishnu. One Tantric called Bhairo nath, attracted towards this girl and started chasing her on her way to the Trikuta hill. Vaishno devi, realising this fact started climbing the hill speedily. As she became thirsty on her way, she shot an arrow and the lake Banganga was formed. she then started walking again. After a while she stopped at one place and turned to see whether the Tantric is still follwing her or not. the place where she stopped is known as Charan Paduka today. then she went ahead and started meditating inside a cave which is known as Andhkawari. It took Bhairo nath, nearly nine months to locate Vaishno Devi in that cave. Therefore, this cave is also known as Garbha joon. When Vaishno Devi saw Bhairo nath nearing the cave she with one blow opened the other side of the cave and escaped. Reaching another cave, which today is called Mata ka Darbar or the Main cave where the three pindis are located, Mata Vaishno Devi took the avatara of Mahakali and cut off Bhairo nath's head, which flung up the mountain and fell close to the Darbar cave. Today the place is known as Bhairo nath temple. It is said that the big boulder lying at the entrance of Darbar cave is the body of Bhairo nath. As Mata Vaishno Devi is known for her forgiveness, she is also said to have blesssed Bhairo nath and supposed to have granted him a boon that the pilgrimage to her abode on the Trikuta hill will not be complete unless and untill the devotee does not pay homage at the Bhairo nath temple.



There are several other legends connected with the place. A popular one amongst them is the legend of Shridhar's vision. According to the legend, Sridhar was a poor Brahmin who lived in village Hansali near Katra about seven hundred years ago. Sridhar was had no child and therefore, he ardently worshipped the goddess hoping to get a child of his own. As a part of his daily ritual he performed 'Kanya-Pujan' to please the goddess. One day while Sridhar was performing the 'Kanya-Pujan' a girl who looked did not seem from his village appeared and told him to hold a Bhandara (community meal) for all the villagers the next day. The girl assured him that by performing the same all his cherished dreams shall come true. Saying so the mysterious girl disappeared. Sridhar was mystified by the strange appearance of the unknown girl and decided to do as asked for by the girl inspite of the fact that he was a very poor Brahmin. He invited not only every villager for the Bhandara but also Guru Gorakhnath and his disciples whom it was believed that not even Lord Indra had been able to satisfy. When the fateful day dawned, the worried Sridhar was relived to see the strange girl again, who instructed him to ask each and every invitee to get seated in the small little hut of Sridhar. To the utter disbelief of Sridhar as the invitees started to take their place inside the small hut, there always seemed to be some space for few more people. After every one was seated the girl herself began to serve the food of their choice to everyone. Seated among the guests was a disciple of guru Gorakhnath named Bhairon Nath who on his turn asked the holy girl to serve him meat and wine. When the girl refused to provide him these items in the house of a Brahamin, Bhairon Nath tried to grab her hand. The girl immediately with her powers disappeared from the scene and proceeded to the mighty Trikuta Hills. Bhairon Nath in order ascertain the reality of this mysterious girl and to put to test her powers, started following her. The holy girl passed through Banganga, Charan-Paduka, Ardhkwari, and then reached the holiest of the holy cave situated amidst the folds of the Trikuta-hills. When Bhairon Nath continued to follow her despite the the girl (who was the goddess) trying to avoid a confrontation,she was compelled to kill him. Bhairon Nath met his ultimate fate when the goddess, just outside the mouth of the cave, beheaded him. The severed head of the Bhairon Nath fell with a force at a distant hilltop. The Bhairon Nath upon death realised the futility of his mission and asked her to forgive him. The almighty 'Mata' had mercy on Bhairon and gave him a boon that every devotee of the goddess would have to receive his Darshans after receiving darshan of the goddess and only then would the yatra of a devotee be considered complete.


In the meantime, Sridhar was depressed by the whole episode and in a fit of despair renounced food and started fasting. One day he had a dream of the same girl who told him that she was Vaishno Devi and showed him the vision of her cave and also blessed him with the boon of four sons. Sridhar, happy once again, set out in search of the cave, and after finding it he decided to spend the rest of his life at the foot of this cave in worship of the deity. Soon the fame of the holy cave spread, and the devotees began to flock it to pay their homage to the mighty Goddess.




Darshan :

Towards the right of the devotee is the Holy Pindi of Mata Maha Kali (the Supreme Energy of Dissolution) in the colour associated with Her i.e. black. The Supreme Energy of dissolution is Mata Maha Kali. She represents the Tam Guna- the quality associated with the darker and unknown realms of life. Tam stands for darkness.

In the centre is the Holy Pindi of Mata Maha Lakshmi (the Supreme Energy of Maintenance) with a yellowish-red tinge, the colour associated with Mata Maha Lakshmi. Mata Maha Lakshmi is the Supreme Energy of Maintenance. She represents Rajas Guna- the quality of inspiration and effort, and is considered to be the basic source of wealth, prosperity, material gains, quality of life etc

The Pindi to the extreme left of the viewer is worshipped as the Holy Pindi of Mata Maha Saraswati (the Supreme Energy of Creation). It has a whitish tinge when looked at attentively. White has also been considered the colour associated with Mata Maha Saraswati. Being the Supreme force of Creation, Mata Maha Saraswati is considered to be the basic source of all Creation, Knowledge, Wisdom, Righteousness, Art, Spiritualism, Piousness etc.She represents the Satva Guna- the quality of purity. 

Other Darshans :

There are other Darshans in the Bhawan area as well. These include Darshans of Lord Shiva’s Shivling in a cave, Mata Durga, Lord Shiv, Shri Ram with Sita and Lakshman, Lord Hanuman etc. These Darshans are in temples situated at different point of the Bhawan complex. Signboards have been put up at Bhawan to guide the yatries as to the location of these temples. In addition, there are Yagyashalas in the Bhawan complex where Yagyas and Havans are preformed round the year and especially during the Navratras. The main Yagyashala is situated at Saraswati Bhawan.  

Aarti Timings :

The 'Aarti' of the Goddess is performed twice a day first time in the morning just before the sunrise and second time in the evening immediately after the sunset. 

How To reach :


By Air 
Jammu is well connected to the rest of India by air. Both Indian Airlines and Jet Airways operate daily flights to Jammu. The average flying time from New Delhi is about 80 minutes.
By Train 
One can also reach Jammu by rail. Jammu is connected to other parts of country on broad gauge and numerous passenger trains ply from various parts of the country to Jammu. In the peak season of summer and other holidays, the Railways introduce special trains for Jammu for the comfort of the Yatris. Many superfast trains also ply on this route and one can reach Jammu overnight from New Delhi.

By Road 
Jammu is well connected through road also to rest of India. National Highway No. 1A passes through Jammu towards Srinagar. Regular bus services from all major North Indian cities are available for Jammu as well as Katra. Many standard and deluxe buses of various State Road Transport Corporations as well as private operators connect Jammu with important cities and towns of North India.


 

Instructions for Sabarimala yatra

Following instructions are issued by the temple management follow these instructions. And have a Safe darshan of Lord Ayyappa swamy.

Om Swamiye Saranam Ayyappa.

Ekambareswarar Temple

Ekambareswarar Temple is one of the famous Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in Kanchipuram in the state of Tamilnadu.The temple is the largest temple in the town of Kanchipuram and is located in the northern part of the town.It is one of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams. Kanchipuram is one of the seven great holy centers of ancient India.

Diwali Laxmi Puja Aarti

The auspicious festivities of Diwali festival is marked on the third day of celebrations with Laxmi Puja. Laxmi Puja day falls on the dark night of Amavasya. This day of Diwali celebrations is a very important Occasions as it is completely devoted to invoke Goddess Laxmi and to seek her blessings.

Vaitheeswaran Temple

Vaitheeswaran Temple or Pullirukkuvelur  temple dedicated to the Lord Shiva located in Tamil Nadu. It is one of the Navagraha temples associated with the planet Mars (Angaraka).  Pullirukkuvelur (Pul - Irukku - Vel – Ur) obtained its name as Jatayu (Pull), Rig Veda (Irukku), Skanda (Vel) and Surya (Ur) are said to have worshipped Shiva here. The temple is situated on the northern side of the Cauvery River.

Ahoi Mata Aarti

Ahoi Mata Aarti :

Jai Ahoi Mata Jai Ahoi Mata|
Tumko Nisdin Dhyavat Hari Vishnu Dhata|| Jai||

Brahamni Rudrani Kamla tu he hai Jag Datta|
Surya Chandrama Dhyavat Narad Rishi Gatta|| Jai||

Mata Roop Niranjan Sukh Sampatti Datta|
Jo koi Tumko Dhyavat Nit Mangal Patta|| Jai||

Tu he hai Pataal Basanti tu he hai Sukh Datta|
Karma Prabhav Prakashak Jagniddhi se Trata|| Jai||

Jis Ghar Tharo Vaas wahi mein Gunna atta|
Kar na sake soi kar le Mann nahi Ghabrata|| Jai||

Tum bin Sukh na hovay Putra na koi Patta|
Khan-Paan ka vaibhav tum bin nahi atta|| Jai||

Subh gun Sundar Yukta Sheer Niddhi Jatta|
Ratan Chaturdarsh tokun koi nahi Patta|| Jai||

Shree Ahoi Ma ki Aarti jo koi gatta|

Ur Umang Atti Upjay Paap Uttar Jatta|| Jai||

Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple - Ananthagiri

The temple of Sri Anantha Padmanaba Swamy is located on Ananthagiri hills of Ranga Reddy district, Telangana which is 75 km from Hyderabad. It is temple of Lord Vishnu.

Lord Vishnu is in the form of Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy and Ananthagiri is named after him. Padmanabha is another incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Here he is lying on Anantha, the snake that floats upon the cosmic waters in Vaikunta.

History :

This temple was constructed at the time of Nizam Nawabs, 400 Years ago one day lord Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy came to Nawab dreams and asked him to build the temple for him. The main temple of lord is constructed by Hyderabad Nawab.

Legends :

According to Skanda Purana it is believed the temple is installed by the Rishi Markandeya in Dwapara Yuga. Attracted by peaceful atmosphere of Ananthagiri hills Markandeya Rishi came here for yoga sadhana . Every day Markandeya used to go to Kasi from Ananthagiri to take a holy bath in the Ganges through a cave due to his yoga sadhana. On one day he was not able to go to kasi as Dwadasi enter the early hours of the morning. Lord gave Darshana in dream and arranged the Ganges to flow to perform a holy bath for Rishi.
Rajarshi Muchikunda after fighting for years with rakshasas came to Ananthagiri to take rest and went into deep sleep, He got a boon from devandra that who ever spoils the sleep of his can be killed by burning to ashes.
Kalayavana rakshsa took control of Dwaraka and followed Lord Krishna and Balarama to Ananthagiri and spoil the sleep of Muchikunda and was killed. Lord Krishna gave darshana in the form of Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy to Muchikunda and blessed him to take a permanent place in the world in the form of river. The same river today is supposed to be Moosi which flows through Hyderabad.
Sri Anantha Padmanaba Swamy also gave darshana to markandeya and converted into a charka to swamy

Temple Timings :

4.30 am to 6.30 am - Abhishekam
7.00 am to 1.00 pm – Sarva Darsanam
3.00 am to 8.30 pm – Sarva Darsanam

Festivals :

The most important Festivals (utsavams) happens twice a year “Karthika” (November) and “Aashadha” (july)

Karthika Masam :
The Annual Karthikamasam utsavam of Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy is held at Ananthagiri every year in November on Karthika Poornima day each day celebrations will be held.

Dhwajarohana
Thulasivahanam
Swamivari Kalyanotsavam
Rathotsavam
Garudotsavam
Seshavahanotsavam
Surya Chandra Vahanostavam
Chakrathirdham.

How To Get Here :

By Bus :

This Temple is situated in Ananthagiri village which is 5 km from Vikarabad and 75 km from Hyderabad, frequent buses and private transport operate between Vikarabad and Ananthagiri Temple.

By Train :

Vikarabad is the nearest railway station which is 7km from temple.

Contact :


Sri Anantha Padma Naba Temple
Ananthagiri PO.501201
Vikarabad Mandal
Phone: +91 8416 253 579

Thingaloor Kailasanathar Temple

Kailasanathar Temple is dedicated to Lord Chandra (Moon God), the second graha of the Navagrahas.This Chandra Navagraha Stalam is located at Thingaloor which is about 8 km from Tiruvaiyaru near Thanjavur in Tamilnadu.

Suryanar Kovil (Temple)

Suryanaar Kovil is dedicated to the Sun God or Lord Surya, the first of Navagrahas .It is located about 1 km from Tirumangalakkudi which lies between Kumbakonam and Mayavaram, near Thanjavur, in Tamilnadu. Popular known as Surya Sthalam. 






Shanivar,Saturday Vrat

Saturday is dedicated to alleviating the bad influence of Lord Shani. The Vrat on this day is mainly observed by those people who believe in Hindu astrology.On Saturday Many people Visit Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple also.

Shukravar, Friday Vrat

Friday or Shukrawar is dedicated to Shakti – the Mother Goddess in Hinduism – and Shukra or Venus. One of the most important Vrat or Upvaas (fast) on the day is dedicated to Santhoshi Matha (an incarnation of Shakti).

The fasting is also known as ‘Solah Shukravar Vrats because a devotee fasts for 16 consecutive Fridays.Another deity that is propitiated on the day is Shukra, who is known to provide joy and material wealth. The period of Shukra in one’s astrological chart is considered to be most productive and luckily period.

Mangalvar, Tuesday Vrat

Tuesday or Mangalvar is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Upvaas (fasting) on the day is dedicated to Hanuman and Mangal or Mars.Mangalwar, Tuesday, takes its name from the god Mangal or Mars who rules the day and is considered to be a trouble maker, and the fast is to ward off the harmful effects.

It must be noted here that the Hanuman might not be worshipped on Tuesday in all regions. Some communities might be worshipping some other deity. For example, in South India the day is dedicated to Skanda or Muruga or Kartikeya . But generally Tuesday is dedicated to Hanuman.

Rasi wise recommendation

There are different Gods for the 12 'Rasi's. Praying to the particular God of a Rasi gives better fruits. Similarly, there are different Gods for different lagans. The layman cannot decide which god to pray for which Rasi and which Lagna. Therefore, he does not obtain the desired results. Thus, there is abundant knowledge in astrology to give help for making certainty out of uncertainty. Hence, based on a person's Lagna and Rasi, a person can pray to his dear God with devotion.


No.
Rashi
Rashi Dev/devatha
Rashi prathyadi Devatha
1.
Aries
Mangal
Sri.Ganapa,Hanuman
2.
Taurus
Venus
Kulaswamini Laxmi Mata
3.
Gemini
Mercury
Kuber, Durga Devi.
4.
Cancer
Moon
God Shiva.
5.
Leo
Sun
Sun and Bramha..
6.
Virgo
Mercury
Kuber, Durga Devi.
7.
Libra
Venus
Kula Swamini.
8.
Scorpio
Mangal
Shri Ganapati and Hanuman.
9.
Sagittarius
Jupiter
Dattatreya.
10.
Capricorn
Satern
God Shani and Hanuman.
11.
Aquarius
Satern
God Shani and Hanuman.
12.
Pisces
Jupiter
Brihaspati Shri.