The item has been added to your cart.Significance of Shanmuga Mala Mantra Homa on Vaikasi Visakam
Muruga: Rare Combination of Valor, Beauty, and Intelligence Lord Muruga, the incarnation of pure consciousness and divine knowledge, was created by Shiva to save the world from evil forces and negativities. He is a rare combination of bravery, supreme intelligence, and beauty, and worshipping him can give […]
Read more →Panchamukha Anjaneya Homa: 5 Powerful Faces of Hanuman and Their Blessings
Panchamukha Anjaneya (Five Faced Hanuman): A Strong Protector and Rescuer Archetype ‘Panchamukha Anjaneya’ denotes archetype Hanuman with five faces. This form of Hanuman is the combined archetypal energy of Lord Vishnu and Hanuman. In Sanskrit, the term ‘Pancha’ means five and ‘Mukha’ means face. The five faces […]
Read more →Blessings of Samhara Bhairava
Bhairava is an aggressive form of Lord Shiva, the supreme God of destruction. He has the power to destroy evil, clear negative energies and spread auspicious vibrations all around. There are said to be as many as 64 Bhairavas and they are regarded as the guardians of […]
Read more →Blessings of Beeshana Bhairava
Bhairava is a fierce form of Lord Shiva, the supreme God of destruction. He has the power to wipe out evil, clear negative energies and spread auspicious vibrations all around. There are said to be 64 Bhairavas and they are regarded as the guardians of the cardinal […]
Read more →Blessings of Kapala Bhairava
Bhairava is a belligerent form of Lord Shiva, the supreme God of destruction. He has the power to annihilate evil, destroy negative energies and spread auspicious vibrations all around. Bhairavas are said to be as many as 64 in number, and they are believed to be the […]
Read more →Blessings of Unmatha Bhairava
Bhairava is a very aggressive form of Lord Shiva, the supreme God of destruction. He has the power to eradicate evil, annihilate adverse energies and spread positive vibrations around. Bhairavas are said to be 64 in number, and they are believed to be guarding the cardinal points […]
Read more →Blessings of Krotha Bhairava
Bhairava is an aggressive form of Lord Shiva, the supreme God of destruction. He has the power to wipe out evil, destroy negative energies and spread positive vibrationsall around. There are as many as 64 Bhairavas, who are said to be guarding the cardinal points and controlling […]
Read more →Significance of Panchamukhi
Panchamukhi The term ‘Panchamukhi’ denotes Lord Panchamukha Anjaneya. ‘Pancha’ is number 5, ‘Mukha’ means face and Anjaneya is another name of the mighty God Hanuman. ‘Panchamukhi’ thus refers to the five-faced Lord Anjaneya. He is regarded principally as a savior God, who can protect devotees from all […]
Read more →Blessings of Chanda Bhairava
Bhairava is a very aggressive form of Lord Shiva, the supreme God of destruction. He has the power to eradicate evil, annihilate adverse energies and spread positive vibrations around. There are as many as 64 Bhairavas, who are said to be guarding the cardinal points and controlling […]
Read more →Blessings of Ruru Bhairava
Bhairava is the ferocious form of Lord Shiva, the supreme God of destruction. He has the power to obliterate evil, destroy adverse energies and spread positivity around. There are as many as 64 Bhairavas, who are said to be guarding the cardinal points and controlling the different […]
Read more →How to observe Vaikasi Visakam?
Vaikasi Visakam is the day of incarnation of Lord Muruga. This occasion remains an exceptional day for Muruga worship. Vaikasi Visakam occurs when the full Moon coincides with the auspicious Vishaka star during the Tamil month of Vaikasi (May–June) and is celebrated with piety and enthusiasm. Muruga […]
Read more →Vaikasi Visakam Celebrations In Various Temples
Vaikasi Visakam is the day of incarnation of Lord Muruga. This occasion remains an extraordinary day for Muruga worship. Vaikasi Visakam occurs when the full Moon coincides with the auspicious Vishaka star in the Tamil month of Vaikasi (May–June). It is celebrated with piety and enthusiasm. Muruga […]
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