SRI GURU GUHA PEETAM
VAIDIKADARMA
With Blessings of our Guru P Lakshmi Narasimha Murthy garu
In Hindu culture, a Vratam is a devotional observance, often involving fasting, prayers, and rituals, undertaken to seek blessings, fulfill a wish, or show gratitude to a deity. Each vratam has specific customs and significance, usually linked to particular gods, goddesses, or auspicious days. Through vratams, devotees express devotion, practice self-discipline, and invite divine blessings for health, prosperity, and spiritual growth.
Sankasthaharachatrudhi Vratham is an auspicious Hindu observance dedicated to Lord Ganesha, performed on the fourth day after the full moon each month. Devotees observe this vrat (fast) to remove obstacles, seek blessings for prosperity, and attain peace. Special prayers and offerings are made to Lord Ganesha, and the fast is typically broken after sighting the moon, symbolizing the dispelling of difficulties and inviting divine blessings.
Satyanarayana Vratham is a revered Hindu ritual dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his benevolent form as Satyanarayana, the embodiment of truth. It is commonly performed to express gratitude, seek blessings for prosperity, and fulfill personal wishes. The Vratham involves narrating the Satyanarayana Katha (story), offering prayers, and making symbolic offerings, often as a family gathering. Observing this Vratham is believed to bring peace, success, and overall well-being, and is particularly auspicious during life milestones, such as weddings, childbirth, or new beginnings
Varalakshmi Vratham is a sacred Hindu ritual dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi in her form as Varalakshmi, the bestower of boons and prosperity. Primarily observed by married women, this Vratham seeks blessings for the well-being, health, and prosperity of the family. The ritual includes decorating the deity, performing poojas, and offering special prayers to invoke the goddess's grace. Celebrated on a Friday before the full moon in the month of Shravana (July-August), Varalakshmi Vratham is believed to bring harmony, wealth, and fulfillment of wishes for those who observe it with devotion.
Venkateswara Vratham is a sacred ritual dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, revered as the lord of prosperity and protection. Devotees observe this Vratham to seek blessings for overcoming obstacles, fulfilling desires, and attaining peace and prosperity. The ritual includes special prayers, chanting of Lord Venkateswara's names, and offering prasadam, creating a spiritual atmosphere of devotion. Observing the Venkateswara Vratham is believed to bring divine grace, success, and well-being to devotees, making it especially auspicious for those embarking on new ventures or seeking personal growth.
Shasthi Devi Vratham is a sacred observance dedicated to Goddess Shashti, revered as the protector of children and the granter of fertility and maternal blessings. This vratam is primarily observed by couples, especially women, to seek the well-being, health, and prosperity of their children or to be blessed with offspring. It involves fasting, special prayers, and offerings to Goddess Shashti, often performed on the sixth day of the lunar fortnight. Observing this vratam with devotion is believed to invoke the goddess's grace, ensuring happiness, protection, and prosperity for the family
Ananntha Padmanabha Swamy Vratham is a sacred ritual dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his form as Anantha Padmanabha Swamy, symbolizing eternal prosperity and protection. Observed on Anantha Chaturdashi, this vratam involves the worship of Lord Vishnu with offerings of flowers, fruits, and a sacred thread known as Anantha Dharam, tied on the wrist to invoke divine blessings. Devotees perform this ritual to seek relief from hardships, fulfillment of desires, and spiritual growth. It is believed that observing this vratam with devotion ensures peace, prosperity, and protection in all aspects of life
Mangala Gowri Vratham is a sacred ritual dedicated to Goddess Parvati in her form as Mangala Gowri, symbolizing auspiciousness, prosperity, and marital bliss. This vratam is primarily observed by married women during the month of Shravana (July-August), especially on Tuesdays, to pray for the well-being, longevity, and success of their husbands and families. The ritual involves decorating the idol of Goddess Gowri, offering prayers, performing pooja with turmeric and flowers, and narrating sacred stories associated with her. Observing Mangala Gowri Vratham is believed to strengthen marital bonds, bring prosperity, and ensure harmony and happiness in the family.
Lakshmi Kubera Vratham is a sacred ritual dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity, and Lord Kubera, the guardian of riches and treasures. This vratam is performed to seek their blessings for financial stability, abundance, and the removal of debts or financial obstacles. The ritual involves special poojas, chanting of mantras, and offerings of fruits, sweets, and flowers. Observing the Lakshmi Kubera Vratham with devotion is believed to attract prosperity, good fortune, and success, ensuring wealth and happiness in both personal and professional life
Polala Amavasya Vratham is a traditional Hindu ritual observed on the new moon day (Amavasya) in the month of Shravana (July-August). This vratam is dedicated to Goddess Poleramma, who is revered as the protector of children and families. Women, especially mothers, perform this vratam to seek the goddess's blessings for the health, safety, and prosperity of their children. The ritual includes fasting, offering special poojas, and preparing traditional dishes as offerings to the goddess. Observing Polala Amavasya Vratham with devotion is believed to ensure well-being, harmony, and protection for the family.
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