on the birthday of Lord Krishna
Dear friends, we are opening up an opportunity for everyone to take part in a charitable ceremony, which will take place on August 26th in the legendary Padmanabhaswamy Temple in the South of India.
To participate, please, indicate your name, nakshatra, and email.
You can register until August 24
Leap year, the peak of solar activity
The world is going through tough times right now
In order to help you connect to a Higher Power and gain its support, we traditionally hold a free, charitable ceremony for everyone who wants it and who needs it now
Dhanvantari Archana
At the end of the churning of the milk ocean, the God of medicine Dhanvantari appeared with a jug of Amrita. It is believed that he was the first to impart the knowledge of Ayurveda to people.
This Archana is for people who want to improve their health and overall well-being.
This ceremony, like all others in the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, is prohibited from being filmed.
Booking ceremonies in this temple is a unique opportunity for foreigners, since non-Hindus are strictly prohibited from entering the temple grounds.
The ceremony is held for 1 person.
The Padmanabhaswamy Temple is famous for its underground vaults, in which countless treasures belonging to God are hidden.
5 vaults were unsealed in 2011, and the 6th door (closed in an unknown way without locks) remains sealed to this day! There is a prediction that if the sixth gate of this temple is opened, it will cause numerous disasters...
Many years ago, on the territory where the city and the structure stand, there was a very wealthy principality. There was an active trade in eastern goods: spices and much more. As a result, the local rajas became some of the richest people in the region. But they were also "citizens" of the faithful - in the Indian sense. Therefore, they constantly transferred part of their income to the temple.
This has been known for a long time. But only in 2011, the Indian authorities decided to open the temple vaults. Five doors were "unsealed". Behind them, right on the floor, lay mountains of jewelry.
There is another door in the temple - the sixth. It has no hinges or locks. Two cobras are depicted on the plane. It is believed that the lock on the door is a "sound". That is, it was locked using voice waves. The authorities do not dare to open this door yet. Firstly, because they do not know how to do it correctly. Secondly, they are afraid of a curse. According to legend, an "emergency reserve" is stored behind the door, which can only be used if very hard times come for the region.
They say that in the 19th century the British somehow managed to open the sixth door, but they were attacked by cobras that could not be killed by anything.
For almost 300 years, the temple has been an adornment and a calling card of India!
This temple with a thousand-year history houses the main shrine of Kerala: a statue of the deity Padmanabhaswamy (sleeping Vishnu), lying on a huge snake Shesha.
The statue is built from 10,008 Shalagrama-shilas ("sacred stones" - a Vaishnava Hindu murti in the form of a spherical black stone), has a length of 5.5 meters and is covered with gold and precious stones.
To immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this sacred place, you can watch a video about the hama at the link - Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple.
If you do not know your nakshatra, please, write to us by email vedpoojahoma@gmail.com
But the form can be filled out as many times as you have names to participate.
You can use one email for several names.
There are several types of ceremonies in Indian temples.
The main ones are divided into 3 types:
- Archana
- Pooja
- Homa/yagya/havan
Archana - "veneration, glorification." This is a ceremony of exalting the symbol or image of the Deity with the utterance of mantras, as well as the name and nakshatra of the one who ordered Archana. Done in front of the appropriate altar during the service.
Pooja - "worship". This is a ceremony of deeper and more intimate appeal to the image or symbol of the Deity with the recitation of a series of mantras, offerings in the form of fruits and flowers, as well as repeated recitation of the name and nakshatra of the one who ordered the Puja. The impact of the puja is considered to be stronger and more lasting than the Archanas.
Homa is a fire ceremony or fire sacrifice (feeding the fire, which gives food to the gods to whom Homa is addressed). Often a separate altar or hearth is built for the homa. This is the most profound, intimate and powerful appeal to the Divine. Homa is usually ordered not for 1 person, but for the whole family.
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