Special Parva Dina Abhishekam Seva

Spiritual Significance

Certain Tithis, festivals and sacred periods hold special significance in Hindu tradition. Performing special Abhishekam to the relevant deity on such occasions forms part of traditional devotional worship.

Special Abhishekam may be performed on occasions such as Sri Rama Navami, Masa Shivaratri, Vinayaka Chavithi, Krishna Ashtami, Ekadashi, Sankashta Hara Chaturthi and other Parva Dina, according to the temple's prescribed traditions.

Worship and Observances

Depending on the festival and temple tradition, the Seva may include:

• Special Abhishekam to the deity

• Sacred water Abhishekam

• Panchamrita Abhishekam, according to tradition

• Mantra Japa

• Ashtottara Shatanamavali

• Special Archana

• Pushpa Archana

• Naivedyam

• Mangala Harati

• Devotee Sankalpa prayers

The substances used for Abhishekam and the worship procedure may vary according to the deity, festival and temple tradition.

Abhishekam on Different Parva Dina

Special Abhishekam may be performed for the relevant deity according to the significance of each sacred occasion.

Masa Shivaratri
Special Shiva Abhishekam accompanied by Mantra Japa and worship of Lord Shiva.

Vinayaka Chavithi
Special Abhishekam, Puja and devotional offerings to Lord Sri Ganapati.

Krishna Ashtami
Abhishekam and devotional worship of Lord Sri Krishna according to the prescribed Puja tradition.

Ekadashi
Worship of Lord Sri Maha Vishnu and related Abhishekam observances according to temple tradition.

Sankashta Hara Chaturthi
Special Abhishekam and Archana to Lord Sri Ganapati.

Sri Rama Navami and Other Parva Dina
Special Abhishekam and worship according to the significance of the respective deity and sacred occasion.

These are illustrative examples. Additional Special Abhishekam Sevas may be conducted according to the temple's annual Panchanga and scheduled programmes.

Abhishekam with a Personal Sankalpa

Devotees may offer their personal or family Sankalpas as part of the Special Abhishekam Seva.

Prayers may be offered for family peace, health, happiness, education, professional growth, business development, success in endeavours and spiritual well-being.

Seva in the Names of Family Members

Subject to the temple's prescribed Seva procedure, devotees may offer the Special Abhishekam in the names of family members.

A family Sankalpa may be made seeking peace, harmony, happiness, well-being and divine blessings for the family.

Significance of the Seva

Special Abhishekam on a sacred occasion provides devotees with an opportunity to:

• Participate in divine remembrance

• Experience traditional worship

• Offer their Sankalpa

• Pray together with family

• Observe the festival with spiritual devotion

Who Can Participate?

Individuals, couples, families, children and groups of devotees may participate in this Seva.

It is suitable for devotees who wish to participate in traditional Abhishekam at the temple on an auspicious festival or sacred Tithi.

Seva Procedure

The Tithi, deity, Abhishekam procedure, Puja timing and temple tradition associated with each Parva Dina determine the manner in which the Seva is conducted.

The sacred substances used for Abhishekam, Mantra Japa and other devotional observances will be determined according to the relevant tradition.

Participate in the Seva

Observe the sacred occasion through Abhishekam, Mantra Japa and devotional worship.

Choose a sacred occasion.
Participate in Special Abhishekam.
Offer your Sankalpa at the divine presence.
Pray together with your family.
Participate in Special Parva Dina Abhishekam Seva.

Explore the available Parva Dina, Abhishekam Sevas, Puja timings and registration details.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is Special Parva Dina Abhishekam Seva?

It is a special Abhishekam service performed for the presiding deities on important festivals, Parva Dina and sacred Tithis according to traditional worship practices.

2. On which occasions is this Abhishekam Seva available?

Special Abhishekam may be conducted on occasions such as Masa Shivaratri, Vinayaka Chavithi, Krishna Ashtami, Ekadashi, Sankashta Hara Chaturthi, Sri Rama Navamiand other significant Parva Dina, according to temple tradition.

3. What substances are used for Abhishekam?

The substances may vary according to the deity, festival and temple tradition. Sacred water, Panchamrita and other prescribed substances may be used according to the relevant practice.

4. Are other worship activities included along with Abhishekam?

Yes. Depending on the Seva procedure, it may include Mantra Japa, Ashtottara Shatanamavali, Archana, Pushpa Archana, Naivedyam and Mangala Harati.

5. Can I offer a personal Sankalpa with the Abhishekam?

Yes. Subject to the temple's prescribed procedure, devotees may offer a personal or family Sankalpa along with the Special Abhishekam Seva.

6. Can the Seva be offered in the names of family members?

Yes. Subject to the temple's Seva procedure, the service may be offered in the names of family members.

7. Can children participate in the Seva?

Yes. Children may participate in the Special Abhishekam and devotional activities along with their parents or family members.

8. Is the same Abhishekam performed for every Parva Dina?

No. The Abhishekam procedure may vary according to the deity, festival, Tithi and temple tradition.

9. Can the Abhishekam Seva be registered in advance?

Advance registration may be available depending on the Seva options and temple procedure. Devotees should review the specific festival service details.

10. How can I know the Parva Dina and Abhishekam timings?

The festival date, Tithi, Abhishekam timings, Seva procedure and registration detailswill be made available through the temple's official website.