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Sri Nandeswarar Special Abhishekam
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of...
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of bathing the deity with water or other items such as Ksheer or ghee while chanting appeasement mantras. Natural elements and substances called dravyas are used for...
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Sri Subramanyar Abhishekam
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of...
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of bathing the deity with water or other items such as Ksheer or ghee while chanting appeasement mantras. Natural elements and substances called dravyas are used for...
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Sri Varahi Abhishekam
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of...
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of bathing the deity with water or other items such as Ksheer or ghee while chanting appeasement mantras. Natural elements and substances called dravyas are used for...
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Sri Vinayahar Abhisheka
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of...
Abhishekam is a very unique ritual of bathing the deity with water or other items such as Ksheer or ghee while chanting appeasement mantras. Natural elements and substances called dravyas are used for...
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Sudharshana Homam Homan Archana
Sudarshana Chakra the most poweful weapon in...
Sudarshana Chakra the most poweful weapon in the three world is the chief deity of this powerful Homa. The "Sudharshana Chakra" contains healing characteristics, therefore performing the Sudharshana H...
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Surya Homam Homan Archana
The homam is performed invoking the blessings...
The homam is performed invoking the blessings of Aditya, the sun god. He is also known as Surya or Ravi.Those who suffer the ill effects of Surya dasai, Surya bukthi would benefit from this homam. Res...
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Swami Ambal Ashtothara Archana
The Astothra Archana is a special form...
The Astothra Archana is a special form of prayer done for you by the temple priest to invoke individual guidenance and blessings of the God Shiva and Shakthi. Conducted in the Garbhagraha of the deity...
