Festive Spirit Envelops Tirumala As Salakatla Brahmotsavams Begin
TIRUPATI: They entered the festival spirit on Wednesday with the traditional Dhwajarohanam and the Lord Venkateswara’s Brahmotsavam, who started on top of Tirumala Hills.
Nine -day spiritual celebrations draw the Lakh of those who are dedicated from the country and around the world.
According to Muhurt, the officials of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams held the Dhwajarohanam ceremony between 17:43 and 18:15 on Wednesday evening. With the image of Lord Garudalawar, the Holy Yellow Yellow Dhwajapatam Flag rose to Dhwajastambham among the hymns of Vedic hymns by the teams of a temple priests, along with the beats of the traditional temple drums.
Following these rituals, the priests took their regiment gods with the gods of Parivara in a golden wing that resonated as cultural performances, including colorful dances, colored dances, Kolatam, Bhajans and drums on the streets of Tirumala.
According to the tradition, Lord Brahma started Srivari Brahmotsavams with gratitude to Lord Venkateswara to protect humanity during Kaliyuga. The name ‘Brahma’ corresponds to the nine -day time of the festival to the entrance of the sun to Kanya Rasi in Aswayuja.
Daily Vahaana Sevas is the main feature of Brahmotsavams, in which Lord Venkateswara’s UTSAVA MURTİ – Sri Malayappa Swamy – Utsava Murti was taken twice a day in various casualties a day. Lord Malayappa Swamy, who was mounted on the seven -line Snake Adi Sesha on Wednesday evening, gave Darshan to people from Pedda Sesha Vahanam.
On Thursday, God will ride Chinna Sesha in the morning, and then the evening of Hamsa. Vahaana Sevas will continue on September 28 with the mockery on Simha, Mutyapu Pandiri, Kalıa Vruksha, Mohini Avataram and the highly anticipated Garuda Vahanam. The festival will be culmine with Rathotsavam on October 1 and will result in Chakra Snanam on October 2.
VASTA SEVA PROGRAM
25 September (Day 2): Chinna Sesha Vahanam (8-10 am); HAMSA CAZANAM (7-9 pm)
26 September (Day 3): Simha Vahanam (8-10 am); Mutyapu Sandiri Caulus (7-9 pm)
September 27 (Day 4): Vruksha Vahelanam (8-10 am); SARVA BHOOPALA CAUSANAM (7-9 PM)
September 28 (Day 5): Mohini Avataram (8-10 am); GARUDA CASTER (18: 30–11: 30)
29 September (Day 6): Hanumantha Vahanam (8-10 am); SWARNA RATHOTSAVAM (4-5 pm); GAJA CAZANAM (7-9 PM)
30 September (Day 7): Syria Prabha Victor (8-10 am); Chandra Prabha Victor (19:00)
October 1 (Day 8): Rathotsavam (7 morning); Aswa vest (7-9 pm)
October 2 (Day 9): Chakra Snanam (6-9)
