If you’re a devotee of Lord Venkateswara and planning to attend the Arjitha Bramhotsavam at Tirumala, it’s important to know the schedule, rituals, and procedures involved. This guide provides all the information you need to make the most of your visit and participate in the sacred ceremonies
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What is Tirumala Arjitha Bramhotsavam?
Tirumala Arjitha Bramhotsavam is a sacred ceremony that takes place every day at the Sri Venkateswara Temple in Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh, India. It is a procession of Lord Venkateswara’s idol on various vahanas (vehicles) around the temple complex. The ceremony is performed to seek the blessings of the Lord and is considered one of the most important rituals in the temple. The word “Arjitha” means “earned” and “Bramhotsavam” means “celestial festival,” indicating that the ceremony is earned by devotees who make a donation to the temple.
Schedule of Tirumala Arjitha Bramhotsavam.
The Tirumala Arjitha Bramhotsavam takes place every day at the Sri Venkateswara Temple in Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh, India. The ceremony starts at 2:00 PM and lasts for about 3 hours. The schedule of the ceremony is as follows: the idol of Lord Venkateswara is taken out of the sanctum sanctorum and placed on a golden palanquin. The procession then moves around the temple complex on various vahanas, including horses, elephants, and chariots. The ceremony ends with the Lord’s idol being taken back to the sanctum sanctorum. It is important to note that the schedule may vary on special occasions and festivals.
Rituals and Procedures during Tirumala Arjitha Bramhotsavam.
During the Tirumala Arjitha Bramhotsavam, several rituals and procedures take place. The ceremony starts with the idol of Lord Venkateswara being taken out of the sanctum sanctorum and placed on a golden palanquin. The priests then perform various rituals, including abhishekam (bathing the idol with holy water), alankaram (decorating the idol with flowers and jewelry), and naivedyam (offering food to the deity). The procession then moves around the temple complex on various vahanas, including horses, elephants, and chariots. Devotees can offer prayers and witness the ceremony from designated areas. It is important to follow the dress code and other guidelines set by the temple authorities.
Dress Code and Other Guidelines for Devotees.
To ensure a smooth and respectful experience for all devotees, the Tirumala temple authorities have set certain guidelines for those attending the Arjitha Bramhotsavam. The dress code for men includes dhoti and angavastram, while women are required to wear sarees or traditional salwar kameez. Devotees are also advised to avoid wearing tight or revealing clothing. Mobile phones and cameras are not allowed inside the temple complex during the ceremony. It is important to follow these guidelines and show respect for the traditions and customs of the temple.
Arjitha Bramhotsavam Seva is performed daily and is the abridged version of the Brahmotsavam event. The seva is done in the Vaibhavotsava Mandapam where the vahanams are kept throughout the year. In the seva, Sri Malayappaswami is seated on Garuda Vahanam, Hanumanta Vahanam and Peddasesha Vahanam in that order and offered worship. This seva is conducted after the Dolotsavam is completed.
What is the Cost of Arjitha Bramhotsavam Seva At Tirumala?
Rs. 200 is the cost of this seva ticket. One Person will be allowed per ticket. Only 2 tickets can be booked per login.
Reporting Place & Timings for Arjitha Bramhotsavam
This Seva will be performed between 12:00 PM – 05:00 PM. Devotees should gather one hour before the Seva time at Supadham.
Main Deity Darshan is available for this seva ticket holder. After the seva is completed, you can join the darshan queue line through Supadham Entrance.
Arjitha Bramhotsavam Seva Online Booking
Seva can be booked online(Subject to availability).
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