Tirumala Venkateswara Temple: Know the unique traditions of Shri Venkateswara Temple, where President Draupadi Murmu came to visit.

Venkateswara Swamy Temple

President Droupadi Murmu visit in Venkateswara Temple: President of India Draupadi Murmu visited the world famous Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple located in Tirumala during her two-day visit. The President’s visit was not only an important event, but it once again brought into limelight the age-old and unique traditions of Tirumala, which were followed by the highest ranking person in the country himself. On this occasion, the temple dignitaries and priests welcomed the President and made special arrangements for him to have darshan of Swami. Let us know about the ancient traditions of this temple.

Following traditions: Beginning with Shri Bhu Varahaswami

There is an important and mandatory rule of visiting Tirumala, which was also followed by President Murmu. He first left from Padmavati Rest House and visited Sri Bhu Varahaswami Temple.

Special Tradition:

According to the religious beliefs of Tirumala region, before having darshan of Lord Venkateswara, it is necessary to have darshan of the presiding deity of his Adi-sthal, Sri Bhu Varahaswami. It is believed that without these darshans the darshan of Venkateswara Swamy is not considered complete.

Priests gave respect to ‘Veda Bhent’

After the darshan, a special function was organized at the Ranganayakula Mandapam of the temple. Here, the temple priests traditionally offered ‘Veda Bhent’ to the President. This honor is given to the very special guests visiting the temple, who blesses and honors them with Vedic chanting.

Importance of Sri Venkateswara Temple

Tirumala Temple, included among the most important pilgrimage sites of Hindu religion, is one of the most ancient and rich temples in the world. Lakhs of devotees come here every day for darshan. Lord Venkateswara is considered the direct deity of Kaliyuga, and devotees from all over the country and the world come here to seek his blessings.

Some unique traditions of Tirumala Temple

Balaji’s hair secret

The hair grown here never gets tangled and always looks shiny. This is considered to be the grace of God himself.

sound of god’s tilak

It is believed that by applying the ear on the tilak of the idol of God inside the sanctum sanctorum, the sound of the sea is heard.

Daily special puja tradition

There are more than 12 special services held throughout the day in the temple, which include ancient rituals like Suprabhatam, Tomala Seva and Kala Sanketam.

Sanctity of Laddu Prasadam

Shriwari Laddu is the most famous prasad in the world, and the recipe for its preparation has remained exactly the same for many centuries.

Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on religious beliefs and general information. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.

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