9th October, 2024 | Sharannavaratri Special | Chandika Homam | Adi Shakti Durga Temple | Udupi Kshetra
On the auspicious occasion of Sharannavaratri, participate Online on 9th October, 2024 in the Special Chandika Homa at Adi Shakti Durga Temple, Udupi Kshetra.
- Sankalpa will be done on your name
- Prasada will be couriered to your home address
Sharannavaratri Chandika Homam | Chandi Homa Importance
Sharannavaratri Chandika Homam or Chandi Homa is a prominent Fire Ceremony and a most powerful one for getting overall success in all undertakings and for removal of all kinds of doshas and obstacles in life.
Maa Durga the Prime Deity of Chandika Homa during Sharannavaratri
Maa Durga in the form of Devi Chandi is the prime Deity of this fire ritual. Her blessings are bound to clear all your obstacles and hurdles in your path to success and glory. Performing Chandika Homa sets you free from all kinds of Black Magic, Evil Eyes, Obstacles, Negative Energies, Evil deeds. You are blessed with a long lasting Health, Wealth and Prosperity. Chandi Homam is also effective in achieving victory over enemies and in settling disputes
Chandika Homa performed previously in Udupi Kshetra:
Benefits of Sharannavaratri Chandika Homam | Chandi Homa
- Better health, longevity, strength, prosperity, wealth, progeny, fame, success
- Success in Business-Work-Life
- Addresses evil- dark forces and doshas
- Removes fear of defeat in the hand of adversaries
- Powerful Mantras chanted during the Homa creates Positive Vibrations
Sharannavaratri 2024
Bright fortnight of Ashvayujamaas beginning from 3rd October, 2024 is a very colorful festival season all over India popular as Sharannavaratri. These fifteen days of the beginning of Sharadrutu are celebrated with various regional flavour. As the crops near the season of harvesting during Sharadrutu, all the devout Hindus, celebrate this season with a lot of Puja-Vrat, Havan-Homas and festivals. Dusshera or Dasara, Navaratri or Sharannavaratri, Garba Dandiya, Durga Pujo, Kullu-Dussera, Ram Leela, the different names to the Navaratri festivals are many.
Navaratri & Goddess Chandi
Goddess Chandi is the fierce aspect of the Mother Goddess, who destroys Asuras, Rakshasas, negativities, and weaknesses from the universe. She is the protector of the righteous and the destroyer of the unrighteous, and takes one to the ultimate goal of Moksha (salvation), by helping each individual to fight and defeat the inner negative forces.
Goddess Chandi is the central deity of the Navaratris. Her different manifestations as Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, and Siddhidatri are invoked and offered Pujas on different nights of the Sharannavaratri (Dusshera) festival.
Udupi Sri Kshetra
Udupi Sri Kshetra, located in the coastal town of Udupi in Karnataka, India, is a revered pilgrimage site known for its deep spiritual significance and its association with the Dwaita (dualism) Philosophy of the Hindu Sanatan Dharma.
Udupi Sri Krishna
The main attraction of Udupi Sri Kshetra is the Krishna Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna, which was established by the revered philosopher-saint Madhvacharya in the 13th century.
Madhvacharya, the founder of the Dwaita school of Vedanta, emphasized a dualistic interpretation of reality, asserting a fundamental distinction between the individual soul (Atman) and the Supreme Being (Brahman). According to Dwaita philosophy, the relationship between the soul and God is one of eternal difference, with God being the supreme, omnipotent entity and the soul existing in a subordinate position. The temple remains a vibrant center for worship, pilgrimage, and the study of Dwaita Vedanta, continuing to attract devotees and scholars alike.
Ashta Mathas | Udupi Sri Krishna Kshetra
The temple complex also includes several other smaller shrines and is managed by a group of eight Mathas (monastic institutions) established by Madhvacharya himself.
The spiritual atmosphere of Udupi Sri Kshetra is enriched by its association with teachings of Madhwacharya and the ongoing practices of Dwaita philosophy, which emphasize Bhakti (devotion) to God and the importance of ethical living according to divine principles.
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On the auspicious occasion of Sharannavaratri, participate Online on 9th October, 2024 in the Special Chandika Homa at Adi Shakti Durga Temple, Udupi Kshetra
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