Sri Aaditya Hrudaya Stotram

Adityahṛdayam  is a hymn associated with the Sun God and was recited by the sage Agastya to Rama on the battlefield before fighting the demon king Ravana. This historic hymn starts at the beginning of the duel between Rama and Ravana. Agastya teaches Rama, who is fatigued after the long battle with various warriors of Lanka, the procedure of worshiping the Sun God for strength to defeat the enemy.

Stotram :

1.Tato yuddha parishraantam samare chintayaa sthitam

 Raavanam chaagrato drishtvaa yuddhaaya samupasthitam

2. Daivataishcha samaagamya drashtu mabhyaagato ranam

 Upaagamyaabraveed ramam agastyo bhagavaan rishih

3. Rama Rama mahaa baaho shrunu guhyam sanaatanam

 Yena sarvaanareen vatsa samare vijayishyasi

4. Aaditya Hridayam punyam sarva shatru vinaashanam

 Jayaavaham japennityam akshayyam paramam shivam

5. Sarva mangala maangalyam sarva paapa pranaashanam

 Chintaa shoka prashamanam ayur vardhanamuttamam

6. Rashmi mantam samudyantam devaasura namaskritam

 Poojayasva vivasvantam bhaaskaram bhuvaneshvaram

7. Sarva devaatmako hyesha tejasvee rashmi bhaavanah

 Esha devaasura ganaan lokaan paati gabhastibhih

8. Esha brahmaa cha vishnuscha shivah skandah prajaapatih

 Mahendro dhanadah kaalo yamassomo hyappam patih

9. Pitaro vasavassaadhyaa hyashvinou maruto manuh

 Vaayur vahnih prajaah praana ritukartaa prabhaakarah

10. Aadityassavitaa sooryah khagah pooshaa gabhastimaan

 Suvarna sadrisho bhaanur hiranyaretaa divaakarah

11. Haridashwah sahasraarchih sapta saptir mareechimaan

 Timironmathanah shambhuh stvashtaa maartanda amshumaan

12. Hiranya garbhah shishirah tapano bhaaskaro ravih

 Agni garbhoditeh putrah shankhah shishira naashanah

13. Vyoma naathah stamo bhedee rig yajussaama paaragah

 Ghana vrishti rapaam mitro vindhya veethee plavagamah

14. Aatapee mandalee mrityuh pingalah sarva taapanah

 Kavir vishwo mahaa tejaa raktassarva bhavod bhavah

15. Nakshatra graha taaraanaam adhipo vishva bhaavanah

 Tejasaamapi tejasvee dvaadashaatman namostute

16. Namah poorvaaya giraye paschimaayaadraye namah

 Jyotirganaanaam pataye dinaadhipataye namah

17. Jayaaya jaya bhadraaya haryashvaaya namo namah

 Namo namah sahasraamsho aadityaaya namo namah

18. Nama ugraaya veeraaya saarangaaya namo namah

 Namah padma prabodhaaya maartaandaaya namo namah

19. Brahmeshaanaachyuteshaaya sooryaayaaditya varchase

 Bhaasvate sarva bhakshaaya roudraaya vapushe namah

20. Tamoghnaaya himaghnaaya shatrughnaaya mitaatmane

 Kritaghaghnaaya devaaya jyotishaam pataye namah

21. Tapta chaameekaraabhaaya vahnaye vishwa karmane

 Namastamobhi nighnaaya ruchaye loka saakshine

22. Naashayatyesha vai bhootam tadeva srijati prabhuh

 Paayatyesha tapatyesha varshatyesha gabhastibhih

23. Esha supteshu jaagarti bhooteshu pari nishthitah

 Esha chaivaagni hotrancha phalam chivaagni hotrinaam

24. Vedaashcha kratavashchaiva kratoonaam phalameva cha

 Yaani krityaani lokeshu sarva esha ravih prabhuh

25. Enam aapatsu krichchreshu kaantaareshu bhayeshu cha

 Keertayan purushah kashchin naavaseedati raaghava

26. Poojayasvaina mekaagro deva devam jagatpatim

 Etat trigunitam japtvaa yuddheshu vijayishyasi

27. Asmin kshane mahaa baaho raavanam tvam vadhishyasi

 Evamuktvaa tadaagastyo jagaama cha yathaagatam

28. Etachchrutvaa mahaa tejaa nashta shoko bhavattadaa

 Dhaarayaamaasa supreeto raghavah prayataatmavaan

29. Aadityam prekshya japtvaa tu param harshamavaaptavaan

 Triraachamya shuchir bhootvaa dhanu raadaaya veeryavaan

30. Raavanam prekshya hirshtaatmaa yuddhaaya samupaagamat

 Sarva yatnena mahataa vadhe tasya dhrito bhavat

Atha ravi ravadannirikshya raamam

mudita manaah paramam prahrishyamaanah

Nishi chara pati samkshayam viditvaa

suragana madhyagato vachastvareti

Iti shree raamaayaNe yuddhakaanDe aaditya hrudaya stotram sampoorNam

DEVUNI KADAPA

The doorstep of Tirupati, Devuni Kadapa. Before proceeding towards Tirumala Tirupati, pilgrims stop at this place to pay their homage to the presiding deity, near Kadapa city.

Venkateswara unique idol of the Lord which has on its reverse, an image of Anjaneya Temple here, is the famous features. it has an impressive sculpture of the dancing Vigneswara in the Mukha Mandapam, which is much admired, built in the Vijayanagara style of architecture.

As part of the annual Brahmotsavams, Kalyanotsavam of Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara Swami at Devuni Kadapa, is performed in a traditional manner. The celestial wedding of Lord Venkateswara and His Consort scores of devotees participated in. the temple priests performed different rituals of the celestial wedding in accordance with the scriptures as the 'Kalayana Pranganam' echoed with 'Govinda Namam'.

Celestial bath of the Lord, Thirumanjanam, is also performed. It was followed by Gramotsavam and Vasantotasavam. The processional deity was taken out on a gaily-decorated, 'Gaja Vahanam' after performing Unjala Seva in the evening.

Cynosure of every eye present on the occasion will be the dazzling form of the Lord atop Gaja Vahanam . Devotees offered prayers to the Lord with folded hands as the procession passed them. bhajana brundams from different parts of the district danced and sang in praise of the Lord, ahead of Gaja Vahanam.

Organsied by the TTD which manages this temple programmes like Annamacharya Sankirtanams and other devotional and cultural programmes.

Mahanandi Temple

Mahanandi is one of the Navanandis ( nine nandis) that exists around Mahanandi area. Lord shiva as Mahanandiswara Swamy is the presiding deity of the temple at Mahanandi. The other eight Temples are  Shivanandi, Vinayakanandi, Somanandi, Prathamanandi, Garudanandi, Suryanandi, Krishnanandi (also called Vishnunandi) and Naganandi.

Sree Lakshmi Narasimha Astottara Shatanamavali

Here is the list of 108 names :

Om Narasimhaya Namah 

Om Mahasimhaya Namah 

Om Divyasamhaya Namah 

Om Mahabalaaya Namah 

Om Ugrasimhaya Namah 

Om Mahadevaaya Namah 

Om Sthambha-jaaya Namah 

Om Ugralochanaaya Namah 

Om Raodraya Namah 

Om Sarwa-adbhutaaya Namah 

Om Srimad yogaanandaaya Namah 

Om Trivikramaaya Namah 

Om Haraye Namah 

Om Kolaahalaaya Namah 

Om Chakrine Namah 

Om Vijayaaya Namah 

Om Jayavardhanaaya Namah 

Om Pamchanaaya Namah 

Om Parabramhane Namah 

Om Aghoraaya Namah 

Om Gora-vikramaya Namah 

Om Jwalanmukhaya Namah 

Om Jvalaa maaline Namah 

Om Mahajvalaaya Namah 

Om Maha prabhave Namah 

Om Nitalaakshaya Namah 

Om Saha-srakashaya Namah 

Om Durni-rikshaya Namah 

Om Prataapanaaya Namah 

Om Mahadamstrayudhaya Namah 

Om Pragnyaya Namah 

Om Chanda kopine Namah 

Om Sadaasivaaya Namah 

Om Hiranyakasipu dwamsine Namah 

Om Daityadaanava bhamjanaaya Namah 

Om Guna bhadraya Namah 

Om Maha bhadtraya Namah 

Om Bala bhadhraya Namah 

Om Subhadragaaya Namah 

Om Karaalaaya Namah 

Om Vikaraalaya Namah 

Om Vikarte Namah 

Om Sarwakartrukaya Namah 

Om Shimshumaaraaya Namah 

Om Trilokaatmane Namah 

Om Eshaaya Namah 

Om Sarveshvaraaya Namah 

Om Vibhave Namah 

Om Bhairavaadambaraaya Namah 

Om Divyaya Namah 

Om Achyutaaya Namah 

Om Kavaye Namah 

Om Maadavaaya Namah 

Om Adokshaya Namah 

Om Aksharaaya Namah 

Om Sharvaya Namah 

Om Vanamaaline Namah 

Om Parapradaaya Namah 

Om Vishwam-bharaaya Namah 

Om Adbhutaaya Namah 

Om Bhavyaya Namah 

Om Sri vishnave Namah 

Om Purushottamaaya Namah 

Om Anaghastraya Namah 

Om Nakhastraya Namah 

Om Suryajothishe Namah 

Om Sureshwaraaya Namah 

Om Saha sabrahave Namah 

Om Sarvagnyaya Namah 

Om Sarvasiddi pradaayakaaya Namah 

Om Vajradamstraya Namah 

Om Vajrakhaya Namah 

Om Mahanamdaaya Namah 

Om Paramtapaaya Namah 

Om Sarvamaothreka rupaaya Namah 

Om Sarvayantra-vidaranaya Namah 

Om Sarvatam-tratmakaaya Namah 

Om Avyaktaya Namah 

Om Suvyaktaya Namah 

Om Bhakthavatsalaaya Namah 

Om Vaishaakha shukla bhutottaya Namah 

Om Sharanagata vatsalaaya Namah 

Om Udaarakirthiye Namah 

Om Punyatmane Namah 

Om Mahatmane Namah 

Om Chanda vikramaaya Namah 

Om Vedattraya prapujyaya Namah 

Om Bhagavate Namah 

Om Parameswaraaya Namah 

Om Sri vatssmkaaya Namah 

Om Srinivaasaya Namah 

Om Jagadvyapine Namah 

Om Jaganmayaaya Namah 

Om Jagatpalaaya Namah 

Om Jagannadaya Namah 

Om Mahakaayaya Namah 

Om Dviroopa-brute Namah

Om Paramatmane Namah 

Om Paramjyotishye Namah 

Om Nirgunaaya Namah 

Om Nru kesarine Namah 

Om Parathatvaya Namah 

Om Paramdhamane Namah 

Om Sachitananda vigrahaya Namah 

Om Lakshminarasimhaya Namah 

Om Sarvatmane Namah 

Om Dheeraya Namah 

Om Prahaladha palakaya Namah

Tulsi Puja

Tulsi is a sacred plant which can be found in almost every Hindu’s home. Tulsi Pooja (Worship of Tulsi) is observed almost every day.

The sacred plant, Tulsi is regarded as the incarnation of the goddess Mahalakshmi. Tulsi represents duty, dedication, love, virtue and sorrow of all women. That is why this herb is usually worshipped by women of all age groups.

To perform tulsi puja, one needs to take bath and get rid of all sorts of dirt, then be it physical or mental. People decorate the vessel or pot, in which tulsi is planted. Water is then offered to the holy basil. Kumkum is applied to one of the leaves. Some people tie a small piece of red cloth on its branch. Red flower is offered to the herbal plant Tulsi. Clay lamps are lighted all around the plant and then aarti is performed to complete the pooja. On the completion of puja, people usually eat a leaf of tulsi, with the belief that this act would enable them to take the Holy Spirit inside them.

Bambleshwari Temple - Chhattisgarh

Maa Bamleshwari Devi Temple is of great spiritual importance & the people of Chattisgarh consider Dongargarh as a Pilgrimage or teerth. The famous temple of Goddess Bamleshwari, is on a hilltop of 1600 feet in the town of Dongargarh.

SRI ANDAL ASHTOTHARA SHATA NAMAVALI

Here is list of 108 names of Andal Ammavaru :

Om Kothaayai nama:

Om Sreeranganaayakyai nama::

Om Vishnu chithaathmajaayai nama:

Om Sathyai nama:

Om Gopeeveshadharaayai nama:

Om Devyai nama:

Om Bhoosuthaayai nama:

Om Bhogadaayinyai nama:

Om Thulaseevaasajnaayai nama

Om Sreethanvipuravaasinyai nama: 10

Om Bhattanaadhapriyakaryai nama:

Om Sreekrishnaayudhabhoginyai nama:

Om Aamughdhamaalyadaayai nama:

Om Baalaayai nama

Om Ranganaadhapriyaayai nama:

Om Varaayai nama:

Om Viswambharaayai nama:

Om Kalaalaapaayai nama

Om Yathiraajasahodaryai nama:

Om Krishnaanurakthaayai nama 20

Om Subhagaayai nama:

Om Durlabhasree sulakshanaayai nama:

Om Lakshmeepriyasaghyai nama:

Om Syaamaayai nama:

Om Dayaanchitha druganchalaayai nama:

Om Bhalgunyaa virbhavaayai nama:

Om Ramyayai nama:

Om Dhanumaasakrutha vruthaayai nama:

Om Champakaasokapunnaaga

       Maalaavilasathkachaayai nama:

Om Aakaarathrayasambannayai nama: 30

Om Naaraayana padaangrithaayai nama:

Om Sreemadashtaakshareemanthra

 Raajasthithamanoradhaayai nama:

Om Mokshapradaananipunaayai nama:

Om Manurathnaadi devathaayai nama:

Om Braahmanyai nama:

Om Lokajananyai nama:

Om Leelaamaanusha roopinyai nama:

Om Brahmajnaanapradaayai nama:

Om Maayaayai nama:

Om Sachidaanandavigrahaayai nama 40

Om Mahaapathivruthaayai nama

Om Vishnugunakeerthana lolupaayai nama:

Om Prapannaarthiharaayai nama

Om Vedasoudhavihaarinyai nama

Om Sreeranganaadha maanikyamanjaryai nama

Om Manjubhaashinyai nama:

Om Padmapriyaayai nama:

Om Padmahasthaayai nama:

Om Vedaandadvaya bodhinyai nama: 50

Om Suprasannaayai nama:

Om Bhagavathyai nama:

Om Janaardanadeepikaayai nama:

Om Sugandhaavayavaayai nama

Om Chaarurangamanga deepikaayai nama:

Om Dwajavajraangusaabjaanga

        mrudupaadakalaanchithaayai nama:

Om Thaarakaakaara nagharaayai nama:

Om Pravaalamrudulaangulyai nama:

Om Koormopameyapaadordhwa

       bhaagaayai nama:

 Om Sobhanapaarshnikaayai nama: 60

Om Vedaardhabhaava thathvajnaayai nama:

Om Lokaaraadhyaanghri pangajaayai nama:

Om Aanathabudbudaakaarasugulbhaayai nama

Om Paramaamsakaayai nama:

Om Athulaprathibhaabhaasvadam

       guleeyakabhooshithaayai nama:

Om Meenakethunathooneera

       chaarujanghaaviraajithaayai nama:

Om Kubjajaanudvayaadyaayai nama:

OmVisaalajaghanaayai nama:

Om Peenasusronyai nama:

Om Manimeghalaayai nama: 70

Om Aananthasaagaraavarthan

gambheeraabhojanaabhikaayai nama

Om Bhaasvathavalithrikaayai nama

Om Chaarupoornalaavanya samyuthaayai

nama:  

Om Navavalleeromaraajyai nama:  

Om Swochithojwalavidyotha

vichithrasubhahaarinyai nama:

Om Sudhaakumbhaayitha sthanaayai

 nama:

Om Kalpasaaghaanibha bhujaayai nama:

Om Karnakundala kaanchithaayai nama:

Om Pravaalaangulivinyastha

       mahaarathnaanguleeyakaayai nama:

Om Kambhukandyai nama:

Om Suchumbukaayai nama: 80

Om Bimboshtyai nama:

Om Kundadanthayuthe nama:

Om Kaarunyarasanishyanda

        lochanadvayasaalinyai nama:

 Om Kamaneeyaprabhaaswacha

        chaambeyanibhanaasikaayai nama:

Om Darpanaakaaravipulakapola

        dwithayaanjikaayai nama:

Om Aananthaarkaprakaasothpath

        manithaadangasobhithaayai nama:

OmKodisooryaagnisangaasanaanaa

       bhooshanabhooshithaayai nama:

Om Sugandhavadanaayai nama:

Om Subhruve nama:

Om Ardhachandralalaadakaayai nama: 90

Om Poornachandraananaayai nama:

Om Neelakatilaalaka sobhithaayai nama:

Om Soundaryaseemaavilasath

        kasthooreethilakojwalaayai nama

Om Dahaddahaayanamaanodyath

        manibhooshanaraajithaayai nama:

Om Jaajwalyamaanasath rathna

       divyakootaavathamsakaayai nama:

Om Sooryachandraadikalyaana

        bhooshanaanchithavenikaayai nama:

Om Athyarkaanalathejaswimani

        kanjukadhaarinyai nama:

Om Sathrathnajaalavidyothi

        vidyuth punjobhasaatikaayai nama:

 Om Paribhaaswathrathnapunja

        syoothaswarnanicholikaayai nama:

Om Naanaamaniganaakeerna

        kaanjanaangadabhooshithaayai nama: 100

Om Kunkumaagarukasthooridivya

        chandanacharchithaayai nama:

Om Asanghyeyasughasparsa

        sarvaavayavabhooshanaayai nama:

Om Mallikaapaarijaathaadi

        Divyapushpasraganjithaayai nama:

Om Sreeranganilayaayai nama:

Om Poojyaayai nama:

Om Divyadeveesusevithaayai nama:

Om Sreemathyaikothaayai nama: 108

CHILKUR BALAJI TEMPLE

Chilkur Balaji Temple or Visa Balaji Temple is an ancient temple. The Balaji Temple is located at Chilkur in the Hyderabad district.This temple does not accept any money, does not have a hundi, from the devotees,no green channel or privileges for VVIPs.

Lakshmi Narasimha swamy Temple Kadiri

Kadiri city is very famous for the temple of Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy which is a swayambhu murthy here Kadiri comes from the sanskrit word "Khadri" meaning a tree.He appears here as Ashta Bahu Narasimha (having eight hands) tearing Hiranyakasipu. We can see Prahlada standing beside him with folded hands.

Sannidhi Golla(First Darshan At Tirumala)

Early in the morning, usually at around 2 AM, The 'sannidhi-golla' (cowherd) will go to the residence of the archakas on the north side of Swami Pushkarini, the temple tank. The golla escorts the priests who have been allotted the duty in the sanctum sanctorum that day. The archaka would have by that time had his morning bath, completed his nitya-karmas, including worship of his own deity.Along with archakas descendents of Annamayya family,Ekangi and other temple officials with music of drums, bugles and horns will reach the main entrance of the temple.The 'golla' will be holding a fireband in his hand,no body will not come in front of sannidhi golla.

Ghati Sri Subramanya Temple

Ghati Sri Subramanya Swamy Temple is one of the most popular temples around Bangalore.It is believed by the locals that the Lord is benevolent in his blessings to those who come seeking his blessings to find a compatible partner or to have a child.

Katyayani Vrat

Katyayani Vrat  is observed during the Dhanurmas. Dhanurmas starts with the day the sun enters the Dhanu Rashi or the sun sign Sagittarius. These days are Considered most auspicious.

This vrat is observed by Unmarried girls who wish to get a good husband and Married women also observe for for a long, prosperous and happy married life. This vrat was mentioned in Bhagavatha Puranam, Skanda Puranam and also in Devi Mahatyam. Goddess Goda Devi was able to marry Lord Sri Ranganatha Swamy by observing this Vrat. Lord krishna also adviced Gopikas to observe this vrat.

Women have to get up early in the morning, take a head bath. The house has to be cleaned.The front portion of the house where normally the Rangoli is done has to be cleansed by sprinkling with water to which cow dung is added. Katyani Strotam or Katyani Vrat Katha is to be chanted early in the morning after taking bath.After that Shodasa Upachara Puja is  Performed to Goddess Katyayani Devi.

Sri Krishna Gayatri Mantra

Om Dhamodharaya Vidhmahe

Rukmani Vallabhay Dheemahe

Thanno Krishna Prachodayath.

Om Govindaya Vidhmahe

Gopi Vallabhaya Dheemahe

Thanno Krishna Prachodayath.

Significance of Tilak

 Tilak is worn on the Ajna Chakra, the centre of forehead, on the space between the eyebrows. Tilak is applied on the point at which the third eye or the spiritual eye is believed to open. All the actions of humans are governed by this specific point. Tilaka may be worn on a daily basis or for special religious occasions only, depending on different customs.

The most conspicuous and widespread tilakas are those worn by Vaishnavites. The Vaishnava tilaka consists of a long line starting from just below the hairline to almost the end of one's nose tip. It is intercepted in the middle by an elongated "U". There may be two marks on the temples as well. This tilaka is traditionally made with sandalwood paste. The other major tilaka variant is often worn by the followers of Shiva and the different forms of Devi Shakti. It consists of three horizontal bands across the forehead with a single vertical band or circle in the middle. This is traditionally done with sacred ash from fire sacrifices.Many worshippers of Shakti will wear a rectangular mark of kumkuma on the forehead, especially South Indians.

Tilak can be applied in varied forms as a mark of auspiciousness as well as blessing. Numerous mentions have been made about Tilak in the ancient scriptures such as Vedas and Upanishads. Rig Veda has given an elaborate description about the life of Goddess Usha, the consort of Lord Surya. She is portrayed as wearing a red dot on her forehead that signifies the rising sun. 

Now a days in many temples they are encouraging to apply tilak. In tirumala  there are special centres for Tilakadarana. By applying tilak on forehead confidence of a person will be increased.

• Sandal: White sandal symbolizes purity, calmness and tranquility
• Kumkum: Red kumkum signifies power, vigor, dynamism and stability
• Turmeric: Saffron colored turmeric stands for wealth, fortune, prosperity and opulence
• Holy Ashes or Vibhuti: Vibhuti represents dedication, devotion and commitment

108 Names of Lord Shiva

Here is the list of 108 Names :

Om Shivaya namaha
Om Maheshwaraya namaha
Om Shambhave namaha
Om Pinaakine namaha
Om Sasi-shekharaya namaha
Om Vama-devaya namaha
Om Virupakshaya namaha
Om Kapardhine namaha
Om Nila-lohitaya namaha
 

Om Shankaraya namaha
Om Shula-panine namaha
Om Khatvamgene namaha
Om Vishnu-vallabhaya namaha
Om Sipi-vistaya namaha
Om Ambika nadhaya namaha
Om Srikantaya namaha
Om Bhakta-vastalaya namaha
Om Bhavaya namaha
 

Om Sharwaya namaha
Om Trilokeshaya namaha
Om Siti-kantaya namaha
Om Siva-priyaya namaha
Om Ugraya namaha
Om Kapaline namaha
Om Kaomarine namaha
Om Amdhakasura-sudanaya namaha
Om Ganga-dharaya namaha

Om Lalaa-takshaya namaha
Om Kaala-kalaya namaha
Om Kripa-nidhaye namaha
Om Bheemaya namaha
Om Parashu-hastaya namaha
Om Mruga-panine namaha
Om Jata-dharaaya namaha
Om Kailasa-vasine namaha
Om Kavachine namaha
Om Katoraya namaha

Om Tripuran-takaya namaha
Om Vrushankaya namaha
Om Vrusha-bharudaya namaha
Om Bhasmo-dhulitha vigrahaya namaha
Om Sama-priyaaya namaha
Om Sarwamayaaya namaha
Om Traemurthaye namaha
Om Anishwaraya namaha
Om Sarwagnyaya namaha
Om Paramatmane namaha

Om SOma-suryagni-lochanaya namaha
Om Havishe namaha
Om Yagnya-mayaaya namaha
Om SOmaya namaha
Om Pancha-vaktraya namaha
Om Sada-shivaya namaha
Om Vishveshwa-raya namaha
Om Virabhadraya namaha
Om Gana-nadhaya namaha
Om Praja-pataye namaha
Om Hiranya-retaya namaha

Om Durdharshaya namaha
Om Girishaya namaha
Om Giree-shaya namaha
Om Anaghaya namaha
Om Bhujanga-bhusha-naya namaha
Om Bhargaya namaha
Om Giri-dhanvine namaha
Om Giri-priyaaya namaha
Om Krutti-vasaya namaha
Om Pura-rataye namaha
Om Bhagavaye namaha

Om Pramadha-dipaya namaha
Om Mrutyumjayaya namaha
Om Shukshma-tanave namaha
Om Jagadvayapine namaha
Om Jagad-gurave namaha
Om VyOma-keshaya namaha
Om Mahasena-janakaya namaha
Om Charu-vikramaya namaha
Om Rudraya namaha
Om Bhuta-pataye namaha

Om Sthanane namaha
Om Ahirbhudnyaya namaha
Om Digamba-raya namaha
Om Ashta-murthaye namaha
Om Anekat-maya namaha
Om Satvikaya namaha
Om Shudha-vigrahaya namaha
Om Shashwataya namaha
Om Khanda-parashave namaha
Om Ajaaya namaha
Om Pashavimo-chakaya namaha

Om Mrudaya namaha

  Om Pashu-pataye namaha
Om Devaya namaha
Om Maha-devaya namaha
Om Avya-yaya namaha
Om Haraye namaha
Om Pusha-damta-bhethre namaha
Om Avya-graya namaha
Om Dakshadwara-haraaya namaha
Om Haraya namaha

Om Bhaganetrabhitre namaha
Om Avya-ktaya namaha
Om Saha-srakshaya namaha
Om Saha-srapadave namaha
Om Apavarga-pradaya namaha
Om Anantaya namaha
Om Tarakaya namaha
Om Parameshwaraya namaha

Hanuman Gayatri Mantra

 

 

Sri Hanuman Gayatri Mantra

Om Anjaneyaya Vidmahe
Vaayu Putraya Dhimahi
Tanno Hanuman Prachodayath.

Sri Panchamuka Hanuman Gayatri Mantra

Om Anjaneyaya Vidmahe
Panchavaktraya Dheemahi
Tanno Hanuman Prachodayaath.

Hanuman Vratham

Devotees of Lord Hanuman would observe the Hanumad Vrat on the thirteenth day of the waxing phase of the moon in the month of Margsira or Sukla Paksha Trayodasi of Margasira Masam.It is mostly observed in Southern india.

All the persons in the family can observe this vrat. Early in the morning all the house hold must be cleaned . After taking bath Pooja is performed to lord Hanuman with sincere devotion.During Puja Hanuman chalisha, Sundarakanda, Hanuman Astotharam, Hanuman mantras can be recited, Naivedyam is offered to god.After that Prasadam must be distributed.

This vrat was performed by Draupadi. This Vrat was narrated to Dharmaraja by Veda Vyasa and eventually Draupadi performed it.

By observing this vrat they would be blessed with good health, wealth, prosperity and they also free from all  types of fears phobias etc.

2016 Date : 13th December. 

Dhanu Sankranti

Dhanu Sankranti is the day when Sun transits to  Dhanu rashi (Sagittarius). Dhanu Sankranti marks the beginning of the Ninth month in Hindu Solar Calendar. Maargazhi month in tamil calender,The day also marks the beginning of Dhanur Mas.

Iskcon Temple - Tirupati

ISKCON is the short form of The International Society of Krishna Consciousness, a world famous spiritual organization which is working to develop the Lord Krishna’s devotion throughout the world. Isckon was formed in 1968 by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.