How to Perform Daily Sevas to Lord Tirupati

How to Perform Daily Sevas to Lord Tirupati

Daily sevas are common in the Tirupati temple. It is the largest and the most popular temples in India and pilgrims from across the world come to offer prayer to the deity. He is referred as the Almighty. The pilgrims offer daily sevas to the lord to bring prosperity in the life of the pilgrims. One day among the arijtha sevas that is performed to the deity, the purohits provide the agamas like that Suprabatham, Archana, Thomala and Ekantha Seva. After the archanas, some of the sevas are performed to the Lord Venkateswara, also known as the Malayappa Swamy. This seva includes the Arijta Brahmotsavam, Sahasra Deepalankara, Dolotsavam, Kalyanotsavam and much more. ttd tickets are available online to pay the fee to the management of the temple.

Suprabhatam

It is the first and the pre-dawn seva that is performed in the temple of Lord. This ceremony is performed to wake up the lord from his sleep accompanied by the chanting and the hymns. It is done at the Sayana Mandapam that is actually inside the sanctum Sanctorum. “Suprabhatam” is the Sanskrit term, the meaning of this word “Good Morning”. The morning hymn is having four parts that includes the suprabhatam, prapati, stotram and Mangalassanam. tirupatibalaji temple online booking is available online so that the prayers can offer the payment to the Lord.

Archana

It is referred to the recital of various names of the deity and seeks the blessings for the entire humanity. It is also known popularly as the Sahasranamarchana. This type of arijtha seva is performed with the recitation of 1008 names of the deity. Ttd tirupati is very popular.

Thomala Seva

The word Thomala means a garland of flowers. Here, in this seva, the lord is being decorated by the flowers and the tulasi garland after awakening him from the sleep. This seva is mainly intended to call the pilgrims to pay requisite to the deity.

The last is the Ekantha seva and here the Sarvadarsanam comes to an end. During this time, the descendent of Sri Tallapaka Annamachraya sings songs so that the deity comes to his celestial sleep.