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With blessings of Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

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Sukravara Abhishekam at KAILASA SALEM

The sacred Sukravara Abhishekam, a significant part of the daily rituals (Nithyotsavam), was meticulously performed at KAILASA SALEM on November 7, 2025. Sukravara, meaning 'Friday', is dedicated to the worship of the Divine Mother or Devi, embodying prosperity and auspiciousness.

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This profound Vedic ritual involves bathing the deity with specific sacred substances, known as *Dravyas*, accompanied by the chanting of specific mantras and prayers. The performance of *Abhishekam* is considered a powerful means of invoking divine grace and purification.

During the Sukravara Abhishekam, the following sacred materials were offered:

Milk (for longevity and purity)
Honey (for health and sweetness in life)
Tender Coconut Water (for fulfillment and peace)
Sandalwood Paste (for cooling and spiritual fragrance)
Turmeric Powder (for auspiciousness and protection)
Rose Water (for fragrance and devotion)

Each offering cleanses the deity and simultaneously invokes specific blessings for the participating devotees. Following the bathing ceremony, the deity was elaborately decorated with new vestments, jewels, and vibrant flowers, followed by the offering of fruits and other sacred items (*Naivedyam*). This daily practice is believed to purify the physical and mental bodies of devotees, thereby attracting peace, prosperity, and spiritual liberation (*Moksha*).

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 With blessings of Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam
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+==Sukravara Abhishekam at KAILASA SALEM==
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+This profound Vedic ritual involves bathing the deity with specific sacred substances, known as *Dravyas*, accompanied by the chanting of specific mantras and prayers. The performance of *Abhishekam* is considered a powerful means of invoking divine grace and purification.
-The Sukravara Abhishekam, a sacred [[Nithyotsavam]] (daily ritual) specifically performed on Fridays, was conducted at KAILASA SALEM on November 7, 2025. This ritual is dedicated to the worship of the Divine, invoking blessings and divine grace for devotees.
+During the Sukravara Abhishekam, the following sacred materials were offered:
+*   Milk (for longevity and purity)
+*   Honey (for health and sweetness in life)
+*   Tender Coconut Water (for fulfillment and peace)
+*   Sandalwood Paste (for cooling and spiritual fragrance)
+*   Turmeric Powder (for auspiciousness and protection)
+*   Rose Water (for fragrance and devotion)
-During the *Abhishekam*, the presiding deity was reverentially bathed using various sacred substances. These included traditional materials such as milk, honey, tender coconut water, sandalwood paste, turmeric powder, and rose water. Each substance was offered with the chanting of specific [[Mantras]] and prayers, establishing a powerful connection with the Divine energy. The ritual concluded with the intricate *alankaram* (decoration) of the deity and the offering of sacred items, flowers, and fruits. This practice is fundamentally performed to purify the mind and body, thereby bringing spiritual peace and material prosperity to all participating devotees.
+Each offering cleanses the deity and simultaneously invokes specific blessings for the participating devotees. Following the bathing ceremony, the deity was elaborately decorated with new vestments, jewels, and vibrant flowers, followed by the offering of fruits and other sacred items (*Naivedyam*). This daily practice is believed to purify the physical and mental bodies of devotees, thereby attracting peace, prosperity, and spiritual liberation (*Moksha*).
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