Sri Raja Rajeswari Devi
The supreme goddess of prosperity, wisdom, and divine grace. Sri Raja Rajeswari embodies the cosmic power of creation and is worshipped for material and spiritual abundance.
Sacred Deities & Nithya Seva
Experience divine darshan of our sacred deities, each with their unique spiritual significance and daily worship rituals that have been preserved for generations.
Sri Chakra Maha Meru
Sri Vidya upasana, Maha Meru worship, and Sri Lalita parayana on auspicious days.
Paathala Pratyangira Devi
Pratyangira Homam for protection and removal of negativities on select tithis.
Kameswara Swami
Lord Shiva in the form of Kameswara, beautifully adorned and worshipped at the Peetham
Sevas: Abhishekam, Rudrabhishekam, ArchanaActive
Ratnagarbha Ganapati
The jewel-bellied form of Lord Ganesha, bestowing prosperity and removing obstacles. Special worship and offerings on Chaturthi days.
Sevas: Ganapathi Homam, Abhishekam, Modaka OfferingActive
Sri Narasimha Swami
The fierce half-man, half-lion avatar of Lord Vishnu, protector of devotees and destroyer of evil. Worshipped for courage, protection, and victory over obstacles.
Sevas: Narasimha Homam, Abhishekam, Archana, Sahasranama ParayanaActive
Sri Radha Krishna
The divine couple representing pure, eternal love and devotion. Lord Krishna with his flute and Radha adorned in their finest, worshipped together for spiritual bliss, devotion, and harmony.
Sevas: Abhishekam, Archana, Bhagavad Gita Parayana, BhajansActive
Sanjeevaraya Hanuman
The mighty devotee of Lord Rama, symbol of strength, devotion, and selfless service. Sanjeevaraya Hanuman is worshipped for courage, protection, health, and overcoming obstacles.
Sevas: Hanuman Chalisa, Abhishekam, Archana, Sundara Kanda ParayanaActive
Swetha Kali
The benevolent white form of Goddess Kali, radiating divine grace and compassion. Worshipped for protection, strength, and spiritual transformation, she embodies both fierce power and motherly love.
Sevas: Kali Puja, Abhishekam, Archana, Sahasranama Parayana, Special Friday PujaActive
Naga Devatha
The sacred serpent deity worshipped under the sacred tree, embodying protection, fertility, and divine blessings. The five-headed cobra represents cosmic energy and spiritual awakening.
Sevas: Naga Puja, Milk Abhishekam, Archana, Naga Kavacham, Special Panchami PujaActive
Dandaayudha Pani
The divine form holding the sacred staff (danda), symbolizing righteousness, discipline, and divine authority. Worshipped for justice, protection, and upholding dharma.
Sevas: Abhishekam, Archana, Special Puja, Danda PujaActive
Seetha Rama
The divine couple from the Ramayana, representing ideal virtue, devotion, and dharma. Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Vishnu, with his beloved consort Seetha, worshipped for righteousness, marital harmony, and spiritual strength.
Sevas: Ramayana Parayana, Abhishekam, Archana, Sahasranama Parayana, Special Rama Navami PujaActive
Daily Seva Schedule
5:30 AM
Suprabhatam
Morning awakening prayers
6:00 AM
Abhishekam
Sacred bathing ritual
7:30 AM
Alankaram
Divine decoration
12:00 PM
Madhyahna Puja
Noon worship
6:00 PM
Sandhya Arati
Evening prayers
8:00 PM
Sayana Arati
Night rest ritual
Schedules are indicative and may vary on festival days. Please check Events for the latest timings and special celebrations.