Tirumala update: Srivari devotees in Tirumala on 12 February, note the full moon Garuda service

Tirumala Update: TTD has announced that full moon Garuda service will be held on 12 February at Tirumala Srivari Temple. TTD Garuda is operating service every month on the full moon day. As part of it, Srilamayyappa Swamy will be seen on the streets of Thirumda on the Garuda vehicle between 7 to 9 pm on Wednesday night. Garuda Vehicle Service will be broadcast live on SVBC channel for devotees of Srivari.

Sri Ramakrishna Tirtha Triyoti on 12 February

The Sri Ramakrishna pilgrimage will be held on Wednesday, 12 February at Thirumala Divya Kshatrit. It is said that Tirumala has 3 crore 50 lakh temples. However, among these temples and Saptagir, the Saptha pilgrimage is prominent. Among them, Swami Pushkarini Therham, Kumaradhara Therham, Thumburu Theratham, Sriramakrishna Theratham, Akashga Tirtha, Papavinasana Therham, Pandav Therham are the most famous. Legends say that pilgrims who bathe in these pilgrimages were getting the path of salvation.

It is a pleasure to do the Sri Ramakrishna pilgrimage every year in Makaramasam. The temple is located 6 miles from the owner of the owner. The Purnima Ramakrishna Theratha is performed by the priests. According to Skanda Purana, Sri Ramakrishnan had penance on Maharishi Venkatadri and made this shrine to bathe.

On this day, the priests of Srivari’s temple worship flowers, fruits, owners’ offerings and so on the streets of the temple and worship the idols of Shri Ramchandra Murti and Lord Krishna. This will eliminate Sri Ramakrishna Tirtha.

Koil Alwar Thiraumanjanam at the temple of Shri Kalyan Venkatsavaraswamy on 13 February

Koil Alwar Thiraumanjanam will be held on 13 February at the Shri Kalyan Venkatsavaraswamy Temple in Srinivasamangapuram. The Brahminswas of the owner will be held in the temple from 18 February to 26 February. It is a pleasure to operate Koil Alwar Thirumanjanam on the occasion.

As part of it, Koil Alwar Thiraumanjanam will be held on Tuesday from 6.30 am to 11 am. The temple complex, walls, roof and worship are purified with water. Later, the holy water combined with spices such as Namkopopi, Sricuram, Kasturi, Patta, Mattress camphor, sandalwood, kesaran and kittigadda is practiced throughout the temple. Devotees are then allowed to appear.