Tirumala Salakatla Brahmotsavams 2023 October Dates Timings List
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In addition to being the most prosperous temple in the world, the Tirumala Venkateswara temple is also the most frequented destination of worship in the whole globe. This temple, which was constructed in the 8th century, receives between 50,000 and 100,000 visitors on a daily basis. See below to get the details about Tirumala Salakatla Brahmotsavams 2023 October Dates Timings List
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Tirumala Salakatla Brahmotsavams 2023 October Dates Timings List
Around one million worshippers pay the temple a visit within the space of a single week during the Brahmostav Festival, which takes place in September. The celebration, which lasts for nine days and is also known as Brahma’s Utsavam or Lord Brahma’s feast, is referred to by both of those names. It is scheduled to take place in 2023 between the 16th and 24th of October.
The occasion is commemorated with a great degree of zeal and draws in a sizeable number of adherents on a yearly basis. Both the ‘Anurarpana’ ritual and the process of paying homage to Shri Vishvaksena are carried out on the very first day of the festival. The Anurarpuna ritual is a ceremonial that symbolizes ripeness, richness, prosperity, and riches. It takes place in the late afternoon.
In addition, on the day known as Pedda Seshavahana, there is a parade that is done in honor of Lord Venkateshwara and passes through four of the streets that are located around the temple. This parade goes on for more than two hours and concludes at twelve o’clock in the morning.
Tirumala Salakatla Brahmotsavams 2023 October Dates Timings List
Throughout the course of the nine days that make up the festival, religious rites such as homas and processions (vahanam) of countless idols are taken out on chariots at the temple. These rites take place both in the morning and in the evening. The festival lasts for nine days.
Many people believe that the Brahmotsavam is the most important event of the year. The temple that is devoted to Lord Sri Venkateswara is thoroughly cleaned in line with the regulations stated in the various holy books before the commencement of Brahmotsavam. The inside of the temple as well as the outside and the areas immediately around it are both decorated with flowers and mango leaves.
The fact that the Garuda Seva is the ritual that brings the greatest good fortune during the Brahmotsavam is the primary reason for its significance. During the ceremony, the processional murti that represents the form of Bhagavan Srihari Vishnu that is worshipped is carried around the temple street on Garuda, the sacred bird that is also Vishnu’s chariot, also known as his Vahana.
