• Sarva Dukha Nivarana Sadhana (Uchita Seva – Free for all)

    Sarva Dukha Nivarana Sadhana is a spiritual practice aimed at alleviating all types of suffering through specific rituals dedicated to appeasing the nine planets (Navagrahas), Lord Shiva and Lord Hanuman.

    Everyone has some or other problems in life, some which you know the problems, some of them you dont even know that there is a problem. Some of them you can express and some of them you dont know how to express.

    To benefit all people to overcome all such challenges and problems in our daily lives, Sri Parvathi Seva Shakti Peetham is organising Uchita Sarva Dukha Nivarana Sadhana – Free of cost for all.
    SARVE JANA SUKHINO BHAVANTHU

    Come alone or bring anyone with you…. ALL ARE WELCOME.

    Here’s an overview of how the rituals of Navagraha Puja, Navagraha Homam, Rudrabhishekam, and Hanuman Chalisa Chanting are performed to seek blessings and remove obstacles

    Day : Saturday

    Time : 5.00 PM to 7.00 PM

    Cost : FREE PARTICIPATION

  • Kethu ( South Node)

    Graham Dhanyam :  Ulavalu (Horse gram)

    Japa Sankhya :  7000

    Duration :  7 hrs

    Kethu is the second shadow planet of the solar system. It is believed to be the second half of Rahu. Hence both of them move in a fixed manner at a fixed distance from each other. Ketu is very important it mainly signifies spirituality, detachment, foreign settlement, karma, liberation, retirement, etc. As per many astrological scriptures, a lot depends on the position of Ketu in the life of an individual. It is also related to mysteries and sudden or unexpected gains. One must carefully analyze the chart and perform the necessary remedies if needed.

  • Navagraha Puja Chandi Homam ( On a Specific Day)

    Navagraha puja,Kalasa Stapana Puja  and Chandi Homam will be performed for family members. Family members can participate in the homam. They need to get special clothing for participation. Please contact Kesava Shrama Garu for more information.

    The Chandi Homam is done to get blessing from Goddess Chandika Devi. This is one of the most precious and powerful homam one can perform for destroys all kinds of problems and to bring a Grand success in Life.

    Date can be fixed as per one’s janma nakshatra, the yoga and thithi of that date. Fridays, Ashtami, Navami, Amavasya, Poornima and Chatrudas thithis are suitable for performing this homam.

  • Bagalamukhi Pashupata Homam

    Bagalamukhi Homam

    Bagalamukhi Devi is the eighth powerful goddess of the ten Mahavidyas. Bagalamukhi Homam and Mantra evoke innumerable advantages for all-round protection, prosperity stability, and offers protection against diseases, chronic problems, and accidents. Regular Japa of the Bagalamukhi Mantra is said to paralyze the ego and actions of a person who tries to harm us.

  • Karthikam Special – Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam – One Day

    Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam:

    • Mahanyasa: “Maha” means great, and “Nyasa” refers to the ritual of consecration or placement. Mahanyasa is a powerful and elaborate Vedic ritual where the various deities are invoked and consecrated in different parts of the body through specific mantras. This is performed before Rudrabhishekam to purify and prepare the devotee and the environment for the main ritual.
    • Rudrabhishekam: This is a sacred ritual where the Shiva Linga, representing Lord Shiva, is bathed and anointed with various offerings like water, milk, honey, curd, ghee, and other sacred substances while chanting the Rudra Namakam and Chamakam from the Yajurveda. Rudrabhishekam is performed to invoke the blessings of Lord Shiva for overall prosperity, health, and spiritual growth.

    The combination of Mahanyasa and Rudrabhishekam is a potent form of worship that is believed to cleanse the mind, body, and soul, and bring about spiritual elevation.

    Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam is an elaborate Vedic ritual that involves the invocation and purification through Mahanyasa followed by Rudrabhishekam to Lord Shiva.

  • Karthikam Special – Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam – 30 Days

     Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam:

    • Mahanyasa: “Maha” means great, and “Nyasa” refers to the ritual of consecration or placement. Mahanyasa is a powerful and elaborate Vedic ritual where the various deities are invoked and consecrated in different parts of the body through specific mantras. This is performed before Rudrabhishekam to purify and prepare the devotee and the environment for the main ritual.
    • Rudrabhishekam: This is a sacred ritual where the Shiva Linga, representing Lord Shiva, is bathed and anointed with various offerings like water, milk, honey, curd, ghee, and other sacred substances while chanting the Rudra Namakam and Chamakam from the Yajurveda. Rudrabhishekam is performed to invoke the blessings of Lord Shiva for overall prosperity, health, and spiritual growth.

    The combination of Mahanyasa and Rudrabhishekam is a potent form of worship that is believed to cleanse the mind, body, and soul, and bring about spiritual elevation.

    Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam is an elaborate Vedic ritual that involves the invocation and purification through Mahanyasa followed by Rudrabhishekam to Lord Shiva.

  • Rajasyamaladevi Moola Mantra Japam and Homam 48 Days

    Japa Sankhya: 1, 25,000 Times
    44 Days Japam 1, 25,000 Times
    3 Days Tarpana 12,400 Times
    48 Th Day Kalasa Sthapana, Tarpana 100 Times
    Puja and Homam, Avabhruta snanam

  • All Nine Days of Dasara Navarathri – Subscription

    During the nine-day celebration of Dasara Sharan Navaratri, the rituals of Chandi Homam, Mahavidya Homam, and Rudrabhishekam are performed daily to invoke different forms of Goddess Durga. Each day is dedicated to a specific form of the goddess, starting with Shailaputri on Day 1 and ending with Siddhidatri on Day 9. The rituals are accompanied by the recitation of sacred stotras, such as the Durga Saptashati during Chandi Homam and various mantras for each Mahavidya in the Mahavidya Homam. Rudrabhishekam is performed daily, offering prayers and abhishekam (bathing) to Lord Shiva for purification, prosperity, and spiritual growth. The festival culminates on Vijayadashami, marking the victory of good over evil and the fulfillment of devotees’ wishes.

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  • Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam and Mrutyunjaya stotra parayana 108 times

    • Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam is an elaborate Vedic ritual involving invocation and purification through Mahanyasa followed by Rudrabhishekam to Lord Shiva.
    • The Mrutyunjaya Stotra Parayana, a powerful practice, involves the recitation of the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra 108 times. This mantra is believed to be a shield against death, offering protection, health, and longevity.
    • 2 Veda Pandits , 3 hours duration

    సాక్షాత్తుగా పరమశివుడు బ్రహ్మకు ఉపదేశించిన మృత్యుంజయ స్తోత్రం 108 సార్లు పారాయణ చేస్తే సకల అపమృత్యు దోషములు తొలగి ఆయురారోగ్యములతో జీవిస్తారు. పౌర్ణమి, పంచమి, దశమి తిథులలో పారాయణ విశేష ఫలితములను ప్రసాదిస్తుంది.

    These rituals are profoundly spiritual and are often performed with great devotion to seek blessings, protection, and spiritual growth.

  • Varahi Devi Navrathri Puja/ Homam

    Varahi Devi Navaratri Puja/Homam is a ritual dedicated to Goddess Varahi, one of the seven Matrikas (mother goddesses) in Hindu tradition. This worship is typically conducted during Navaratri, a nine-night festival dedicated to the divine feminine. The ritual typically involves chanting specific mantras, offering food, flowers, and other items, and conducting the fire ceremony to purify the surroundings and invoke divine energy. Devotees believe that participating in these rituals brings about positive changes, dispels negativity, and ensures the well-being of the participants and their families.

  • Pratyangira Moola Mantra Japam – 48 Days

    Pratyangira Moola Mantra Japam

    The Pratyangira Moola Mantra Japam involves the repetitive chanting of the Moola Mantra of Goddess Pratyangira, a fierce and powerful form of the Divine Mother.

    The mantra chanting is done with devotion and focus, and the number specified, 1,25,000 times, indicates a significant and dedicated spiritual practice.

    Engaging in such Japam is believed to invoke the blessings and protective energy of Goddess Pratyangira.

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