[GHHF] Sri Venkateswara Kalyanam was performed in a village in Anantapur District for the welfare of humanity.
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Under the auspices of Global Hindu Heritage Foundation & Save Temples, Kaliyuga deity Lord Venkateswara Kalyanam along with Sri Padmavati and Sri Lakshmi was organized. Srinivasa Kalyanam is a Hindu ritual that is said to have many benefits.
In Gaarudaapuram village of Kalyanadurgam mandal of Anantapur district, Kaliyuga deity Sri Padmavati along with Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara Swami Kalyana Mahotsav was organized
A day before this program, they went to the surrounding villages of Gaarudaapuram village in an auto and made a mic announcement. Later, on the morning of 19th, once more announcement was made and a green canopy was arranged for Swami's Kalyanotsava, and at 3:30 in the evening, Swami was placed on top of the vehicle in full splendor, Gramotsavam musical instruments, Bhajan Sankirtans were sung, and Govinda's name was chanted and the entire village returned to the Shiva Temple.
All the devotees who came first were welcomed traditionally by applying Tilak on their forehead. Later, Punyahavachanam, Devanandi Puja, Rakshabandhana, Kashi Yatra, Kanyadanam, Mangalya dharana, Akshataropana (Talambras), wedding bracelets were given to the devotees who came to Swami's wedding ceremony. Also, all the attendees were blessed by giving turmeric, saffron and jacket pieces to the elderly.
After the completion of the Kalyana Mahotsava, Teertha prasadam and food donation program was organized for everyone who came.
In this, especially at wedding, the sweets like Laddu, Boondi, Chitrannam, curd rice, and Sweet Pongal were served to everyone. It was done and given as prasad.
All the devotees who came were very happy and expressed their happiness that the program was very good.
Kalyanotsavam benefits
Devotees believe that there are several benefits to offering prayers to Lord Venkateswara:
1. Spiritual Upliftment: Many people believe that praying to Lord Venkateswara helps in spiritual growth and brings them closer to the divine. It provides a sense of inner peace, contentment, and a feeling of being connected to a higher power.
2. Fulfillment of Wishes: Devotees often seek the blessings of Lord Venkateswara for the fulfillment of their wishes and desires. It is believed that sincere prayers can lead to the granting of one's wishes, whether they are related to material wealth, health, or personal matters.
3. Protection and Blessings: Lord Venkateswara is considered the preserver and protector of devotees. Worshippers seek his blessings for protection from hardships, challenges, and negative influences in life.
4. Removal of Obstacles: Many devotees turn to Lord Venkateswara to overcome obstacles and hurdles in their lives. They believe that his divine intervention can help them navigate through difficult situations with ease.
5. Karma and Purification: Praying to Lord Venkateswara is also seen as a way to seek forgiveness for past mistakes and negative karma. It is believed that sincere devotion and prayers can lead to the purification of one's soul.
6. Emotional Support: Devotees often find solace and emotional support in their connection with Lord Venkateswara. The act of praying and offering one's concerns and worries to the deity can provide emotional relief and a sense of comfort.
7. Community and Tradition: Worship of Lord Venkateswara is deeply rooted in Hindu tradition and culture. For many, it is a way of connecting with their heritage and being part of a larger spiritual community.
8. Charitable Acts: Devotees often engage in charitable activities and donations as a way of showing gratitude to the deity. This helps in supporting various social and religious initiatives, which in turn benefit the community.
It's important to note that the benefits of praying to Lord Venkateswara are deeply personal and can vary from person to person. The act of prayer itself is often seen as a means of devotion, self-reflection, and seeking a deeper understanding of one's life and purpose.
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