The Consecration function (Maha Kumbabhishekam) of our temple is scheduled on 14th March 2022 Monday, under the guidance and blessings of Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam Jagathguru Sri Sri Sankara Vijayendra Saraswathi Swamigal. Followed by Mandala Sandi homam for the next 48 days post Kumbabhishekam. All are welcome to get the divine blessings of our Almighty. Visit the following links for details on the Consecration program and the subsequent Mandala Sandi homam.
The uniqueness of Indian tradition is that one can consider even another human being as God. Therefore, many a spiritual aspirant in our country worshipped their guru as God. It is kept alive and carried on from generation to generation by worthy disciples.
Judge Swamiji established the Avadhuta tradition in Tamil Nadu and while Swayamprakasa Swamiji saw to it that it took roots, Santananda Swamiji has devoted his time and energies to nurturing it.
An important activity of Chennai Om Sri Skandasramam is the daily conduct of Prathyangira Sarabha Soolini Koti Homam. The Homam is conducted every day at the yagasalai as per Sri Swamigal’s directions and according to strict Vedic requirements since Kumbhabhishekam (Consecration).
This Homam is conducted for the welfare of our country and to the benefit of all. Enemies set about demons and asuras causing depression, diseases and death. They can even weave spells of black magic around helpless Devotee. These are uprooted and torn away mercilessly by Uggra Prathyangira Devi.
An important activity of Chennai Om Sri Skandasramam is the daily conduct of Prathyangira Sarabha Soolini Koti Homam. The Homam is conducted every day at the yagasalai as per Sri Swamigal’s directions and according to strict Vedic requirements since Kumbhabhishekam (Consecration).
This Homam is conducted for the welfare of our country and to the benefit of all. Enemies set about demons and asuras causing depression, diseases and death. They can even weave spells of black magic around helpless Devotee. These are uprooted and torn away mercilessly by Uggra Prathyangira Devi.