About The Temple
Chennai Om Sri Skandasramam
The Chennai Om Sri Skandasramam is a Hindu shrine situated at the Kambar Street of Mahalakshmi Nagar in the Selaiyur locality of Chennai. The temple is situated about 2 km from the Mahalakshmi Nagar bus stop, which lies on the Velachery-Tambaram main road.
Chennai Om Sri Skandhashramam temple was consecrated by Swami Santhananda on 24 June 1999. Sri Shanthananda Swamigal is also credited to have built the Adhishtanam at Pudukkottai, Om Sri Skandasramam at Salem and Dattagiri at Senthamangalam be for constructing this shrine at Selaiyur.
Swami Santhananda
The shrine is primarily devoted to Goddess Ugraprathyangira Devi and Lord Sarabheswara. This shrine holds the unique distinction of being the first temple in India dedicated to Goddess Ugraprathyangira Devi. The town of Thirubhuvanam, near Thanjavur houses an ancient Chola temple dedicated to Lord Sarabheswara, while this temple is a more recent shrine dedicated to the Lord. However, Swami Santhananda is believed to have attained a heavenly abode even before the completion of this temple.
It has become famous thanks to the installation of the images of the goddess-mother SRI BHUVANESWARI, five-faced Maha Ganapathy, eighteen Siddhars, Sri Chakra Purna Maha Meru and massive sized Sivalingams. His Holiness has brought out the Mahamantras showing the proper way of Shakthi worship. For the welfare of people, thousands of Yagnas (Sacrificial fire worship) have been conducted.
Guru Padam Saranam!
His holiness Srimath Sathguru Santhananda has renovated the Datta Giri hermitage at Senthamangalam in Namakkal, the place where his guru lived. There he installed rare images of Siva and thereby obtained the blessings of self-effulgent Bramendra Savasvatuvadhuta Swamigal.






