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'''Sukravara Abhishekam at KAILASA SALEM (7 November 2025)'''
 
  
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==The Sacred Sukravara Abhishekam==
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The Sukravara Abhishekam is a special Nithyotsavam (daily ritual) conducted on Fridays, dedicated to the elaborate worship and ritualistic bathing of the Divine Deity.
  
The Sukravara Abhishekam is a profound daily ritual (*Nithyotsavam*) conducted on Fridays at KAILASA SALEM, specifically dedicated to the worship of the Divine. *Abhishekam*, the ceremonial bathing of the deity, is a central practice in Hinduism, symbolizing purification and the invocation of divine energies.
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During this sacred '''Abhishekam''', various consecrated substances are used to bathe the deity, including traditional items such as milk, honey, tender coconut water, sandalwood paste, turmeric powder, and rose water. Each offering is performed while chanting specific Vedic mantras and prayers, invoking divine blessings and grace from the cosmos.
  
During this sacred ritual, devotees utilize several *dravyas* (sacred substances) to bathe the deity, including milk, honey, tender coconut water, sandalwood paste, turmeric powder, and rose water. Each substance is offered with specific Vedic *mantras* and prayers, intended to invoke profound blessings and divine grace upon the participants.
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The ritual culminates with the meticulous decoration of the deity (Alankara) and the offering of fresh flowers, fruits, and other sacred items. This profound spiritual practice is believed to purify the consciousness of the devotees, leading to the manifestation of inner peace, prosperity, and divine connection.
  
The ritual culminates in the elaborate decoration of the deity (*alankaram*) followed by the offering of flowers, fruits, and other sacred items. This practice is traditionally believed to purify the mind and body of the devotees, leading to spiritual fulfillment, peace, and prosperity.
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Revision as of 07:10, 17 November 2025

With blessings of Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam


Sukravara Abhishekam at KAILASA SALEM (November 7, 2025)

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Ritual Description

The Sukravara Abhishekam is a special Nithyotsavam (daily ritual) conducted on Fridays, dedicated to the elaborate worship and ritualistic bathing of the Divine Deity.

During this sacred Abhishekam, various consecrated substances are used to bathe the deity, including traditional items such as milk, honey, tender coconut water, sandalwood paste, turmeric powder, and rose water. Each offering is performed while chanting specific Vedic mantras and prayers, invoking divine blessings and grace from the cosmos.

The ritual culminates with the meticulous decoration of the deity (Alankara) and the offering of fresh flowers, fruits, and other sacred items. This profound spiritual practice is believed to purify the consciousness of the devotees, leading to the manifestation of inner peace, prosperity, and divine connection.

Event Photos

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