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27 Nakshatra Shakti The 27 Nakshatras or lunar mansions are the heartbeats of Vedic astrology. Each of the nakshatra resonates with unique cosmic frequencies and divine energies. They map the journey of the Moon around the Earth. It embodies the interplay between celestial and terrestrial forces. These Nakshatras are not just astronomical constellations; they are spiritual keys that unlock various aspects of human life, from personality traits to destiny paths. Each Nakshatra harbours specific powers and blessings. It guides individuals toward fulfillment and harmony. By understanding and aligning with their specific Shaktis, one can fight away life’s challenges with grace and achieve deep spiritual and material growth. Each Nakshatra is a vessel of specific divine energy. It collectively forms a celestial impact that influences the life of human life. It offers guidance, blessings, and insights into the cosmic dance of existence.
According to Vedic astrology, the 27 nakshatras also have a deity called nakshatra devata that are Shakti or powerful forces that need to be invoked for good health, prosperity and overall well-being. The Nakshatra Shakti Homam invokes the 27 nakshatra, their Devata forms for its massive reach and profound auspiciousness to clear Karmic burdens first, and then grant blessings in plenty to the devotees.
1. Ashwini (Ashwini Devathas) – Pioneer, innovator and explorer, heroic, courageous, restless, impatient, zest for life.
2. Bharani (Yama) – Struggles, restraint and obstacles in life. Inflicts oppression on others, fights to liberate themselves, intelligent and witty.
3. Karthika (Agni) – Sharp, penetrating, sarcastic and critical, proud, ambitious, determined and focused crusaders.
4. Rohini (Lord Brahma) – Passionate, sexually seductive, elegant, attractive and charismatic, love children, art, music and luxury.
5. Mrigasheersham (Moon) – Restless, nervous, constantly searching, curious, Gentle, tender, peaceful, sensual, romantic, caring, Travellers, investigators, researchers, collectors, public speakers and communicators.
6. Thiruvaathirai (Shiva) – Sadness and destructive impulses, skilled at creation, recreation, renovation, repair, recycling, cold, calculating, stubborn, controlling violent temperament, strong, stable and sympathetic.
7. Punarpoosam (Adithi) - Strong inner resources ability to bounce back, philosophical, religious spiritual, likeable, charming and forgiving idealistic, honest and truthful to the core, value family and the home.
8. Poosam (Guru) – Religious, conventional, helpful, selfless, caring, intelligent and spiritual self-sufficient and wealthy, caring for under privileged, arrogant, high ideals.
9. Aayilyam (Nagas) – Penetrating, intense, hypnotic, wise, profound, secretive, ambitious and full of conviction and are hate critics, vengeful towards humiliation, crafty, devious, controlling.
10. Magam (Pitrus) – Noble, eminent, ambitious, generous, leader, strong, traditional, drive for power and wealth, amiable, very loyal proud of family and ancestors, elitist and arrogant.
11. Pooram (Aryamavu) – Carefree, attractive, sensual, affectionate, sociable, kind, generous and loyal; convincing ability, artistic, lazy and vain, needy in relationships, value family.
12. Utharam (Bhaga) – Restless, nervous, constantly searching, curious, Gentle, tender, peaceful, sensual, romantic, caring, Travellers, investigators, researchers, collectors, public speakers and communicators.
13. Hastam (Adithya) – Helpful, kind, friendly, caring, sincere and courageous. Stable, fixed and focused, need spouse, family ties, humane, stubborn and controlling.
14. Chithra (Thristavu) – Good opportunities, charisma, charm, and glamour, good conversationalist grand plans and excellent organisation, bright colours, jewellery spiritual, inspired.
15. Swati (Vayu Deva) – Good opportunities, charisma, charm, and glamour, good conversationalists, grand plans and excellent organisation, bright colours, jewellery spiritual, inspired.
16. Vishakham (Indrani) – Good opportunities, charisma, charm, and glamour, good conversationalists, grand plans and excellent organisation, bright colours, jewellery, spiritual, inspired.
17. Anusham (Mithran) – Balanced friendships, co-operative, loving, popular, successful, good leaders and organisers, very focused, suffering with smile, sharing sensual, open, like variety and travel, faithful and devoted but jealous and angry.
18. Kettai (Lord Indra) – Conscious of seniority, superiority complex, very protective, responsible, leader of family, wise, profound, psychic, occult powers, courageous daring and inventive courageous, daring and inventive, experience poverty and hardship due to family, reclusive and secretive.
19. Moolam (Nirriti) – Passionate truth seeker, investigation, research, direct, ardent and truthful, shrewd, ambitious, trapped and bound by circumstances, resentment and a sense of betrayal, extreme reversals of fortune, suffer pain and cruelty.
20. Pooradam (Jalam or water) – Proud, independent, invincible influence, ambitious and fearless, always improving deep emotions, philosophical, confrontational, angry, harsh.
21. Uthradam (Vishwa Devatha) – Enduring, invincible, patient, righteous and responsible, great integrity, sincere, committed, ambitious, great stamina and constancy, rigid, unbending, upholding.
22. Thiruvonam (Vishnu) – Listener, learner, knowledge quest, informed intellectual, wise, good teachers, counsellors, gossip and restless, historical approach heritage, tradition, travel, pilgrimage suffer troubles and disappointment.
23. Avittam (Vasukal) – Material wealth and property, desire fame and recognition, good leaders, greedy and self-absorbed, musical, artistic, dancers, relationship issues.
24. Sadayam (Lord Varuna) – Good healer or doctor, mystical, meditative, philosophical, scientific, visionary, dreamer, secretive, reclusive, moody, depressed, opinionated, stubborn relationship issues.
25. Poorattathi (Aja Ekapad) – Passionate, transformational, extreme, indulgent idealist, non-conformists, power to influence, speaker, orator, demagogue, fearful, nervous, cynical and eccentric, full of sadness and problems.
26. Uttarattathi (Ahirbudhnya) – Good discipline, great speaking and writing skills, cheerful, generous, self-sacrificing and psychic with deep insights, good wealth, inheritance, happy home life, seek solitude, seclusion and at times very lazy.
27. Revathi (Pusha) – Sweet, caring, responsible, forgiving, sociable, humane, protective, nourishing, devoted to loved ones, spiritual, artistic and creative disappointments in early life, reap karmic rewards in next life!
28. Abhijit - Governed by Lord Brahma, this star instills visionary prowess. It empowers with an attitude geared towards remarkable achievements.
The 27 Nakshatra Shakti Maha Homam is a majestic ritual in Vedic astrology. It connects the terrestrial with the celestial through the sacred fire ceremony dedicated to the 27 constellations. It embodies the collective energies of the stars and is tailored to fetch their unique influences for enhancing human life. By invoking the deities associated with each Nakshatra, this Homam acts as a powerful medium to draw in auspiciousness, ward off negativities, and align with the cosmic rhythm. Devotees seek to tap into the celestial reservoir, aiming for a life that resonates with prosperity, health, and spiritual well-being. Each mantra and offering is a step towards unlocking the celestial gates. It ultimately helps by inviting divine grace, spiritual awakening, and guidance.
Fortifies divine protection against obstacles and evils.Amplifies positive vibrations for health and prosperity.Clears karmic blockages, paving the way for success.Cultivates spiritual growth and cosmic awareness.Guarantees harmonious balance with the celestial energies.
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Chatur Veda Parayanam refers to the recitation of the four Vedas. It is a cornerstone of Vedic scholarship and spiritual practice. It encapsulates the quintessence of ancient wisdom, covering every aspect of life, from philosophy and cosmology to rituals and medicine. Acting as a bridge between the divine and the mundane, it channels the sacred vibrations of sacred mantras to align the individual soul with universal consciousness. Through its diligent recitation, devotees embark on a journey to transcend worldly limitations. It helps them in purifying the mind and soul. Each syllable and verse serves as a vessel of divine knowledge. It brightens the path to self-realization and cosmic connection.
Chatur Veda Parayanam is gloriously rooted in the spiritual soil of the Vedic sphere. It is revered across texts like the Upanishads and Brahmanas for its transformative power. These scriptures affirm the Parayanam's role in nurturing a direct communion with the divine. It enables a deeper understanding of the mysteries of existence. It’s celebrated for cultivating dharma (righteousness), artha (prosperity), kama (desire), and moksha (liberation), the four aims of human life. The Vedas’ deep insights are pivotal for neutralizing negativity and karmic obstacles. It promotes a life of balance and harmony. Esteemed for its ability to grant wisdom and enlightenment, the Chatur Veda Parayanam is a spiritual treasure. It guides humanity toward spiritual awakening, ultimate truth, and bliss.
Empowers with comprehensive knowledge and wisdom.Promotes spiritual purity and self-awareness.Nurtures universal harmony and personal equilibrium.Fulfills desires to align with the cosmic order.Guides towards liberation and eternal bliss.
Navagraha Suktham Parayanam holds a great place in Vedic rituals. It embodies the essence of cosmic harmony and astrological significance. It serves as a conduit between the earthly realm and celestial forces. It channels the energy of the nine planets to align with human aspirations. Through its recitation, devotees seek to eliminate adverse planetary influences. It invites balance and positive vibrations into their lives. Each verse acts as a lighthouse of spiritual enlightenment. It helps unlock the mysteries of the cosmos to nurture well-being and prosperity.
In the Puranas and Vedas, the Navagraha Suktham Parayanam holds a special place. These ancient texts detail its spiritual and astrological benefits. It is a direct invocation to the nine planetary gods. Each god influences life's vital aspects like health, wealth, and wisdom. The Vedas, rich in astronomical knowledge, describe this Parayanam as crucial for neutralizing bad planetary alignments. Specifically, the Rig Veda highlights its power to harmonize cosmic forces, affecting human destiny. The hymns are praised for giving individuals strength to overcome challenges and karmic debts. They also attract the planet's benevolent grace. In Vedic traditions, the Navagraha Suktham Parayanam is key to a harmonious existence. It aligns human life with celestial rhythms, ensuring cosmic favor.
Shields against negative astrological impacts.Enhances spiritual growth and enlightenment.Attracts prosperity and success.Infuses peace and harmony in life.Strengthens abundance, health and vitality.
Gho Pooja is a revered Vedic ritual that emphasizes the sacred bond between humans and cows. It signifies prosperity, health, and environmental harmony. It instills respect for all living beings and it highlights cows' roles in ecological balance and spiritual upliftment. Feeding these gentle creatures is not just an act of care but a step towards spiritual fulfillment, embodying gratitude and humility. This practice accentuates the interdependence of life and the virtues of generosity and compassion.
Nurtures spiritual growth and inner peace.Promotes ecological balance and respect for nature.Encourages acts of kindness and compassion.Nurtures gratitude and humility in daily life.Enhances prosperity and well-being through divine blessings.
The Krupakupareswarar Energy Center Is located in the serene landscape of Gangaikondacholapuram. It is a spiritual lighthouse for those seeking divine intervention and grace. Performing Puja in this ancient temple is an experience that surpasses the ordinary. It connects the devotee to the timeless traditions of spirituality and reverence. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and it reverberates with the cosmic energy of compassion and mercy, embodied by Lord Krupakupareswarar. Engaging in Puja here is not merely a ritualistic practice but an intimate act of devotion. It invites the supreme energy to cleanse the soul, fulfill desires, and guide the devotee on a path of enlightenment and peace. The rituals performed with sacred chants and traditional fervour awaken the inner spirit. It nurtures a bond between the divine and the devotee. In the precincts of the Krupakupareswarar shrine, every prayer whispered, and every offering made carries the promise of divine blessings.
The Energized Navagraha Mala is a powerhouse of holistic empowerment. It is crafted to harness the celestial energy of the nine planetary deities that govern our lives. Each bead in the mala resonates with the frequencies of these celestial bodies. It offers a direct source of their divine influence. By adorning oneself with this sacred mala, individuals invite a harmonious balance into their lives. They can align their inner energy with the cosmic rhythms. This alignment is not just about attracting prosperity and success; it's about cultivating wisdom, serenity, and strength to overcome life's challenges. The Energized Navagraha Mala is more than an accessory. It is a sacred tool for divine change which is designed to elevate the wearer's spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being. With this powerful mala, say bye to pessimistic energies and negativity, and greet a life filled with power, wisdom, glory, and serenity.
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