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  Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple , located in Alluru village , Guntur District , Andhra Pradesh, is a revered Vaishnavite shrine with deep mythological and historical roots. It’s known for its tranquil setting and powerful deity, attracting devotees seeking protection, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment. Location Address : Main Road, Alluru, Repalle Mandal, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh – 522329 Easily accessible from Ponnur , Bapatla , and Chandole via road and rail Nearest Railway Stations: Ponnur and Bapatla Deity & Subshrines Main Deity : Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy – a fierce yet benevolent form of Lord Vishnu Consort : Goddess Lakshmi Sthala Vruksha : Ashwattha and Neem trees, considered sacred Subshrines may include Hanuman , Garuda , and Navagrahas , enhancing the temple’s spiritual diversity History & Significance Believed to be over 1100 years old , constructed by Na...

  Sri Kundaleswara Swamy Temple , located in Kundaleswaram village , Katrenikona Mandal , Konaseema region , East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, is a sacred and historically rich Shiva temple often referred to as Dakshina Kashi (Southern Varanasi) . Location Nestled on the southern bank of the Godavari River , the temple is surrounded by lush greenery and serene backwaters. Easily accessible from Rajahmundry (80 km) and Amalapuram , with local buses and autos available. Deities & Subshrines Main Deity : Sri Kundaleswara Swamy (Lord Shiva), enshrined as a 12-foot tall Lingam , believed to be self-manifested and worshipped with kundalams (earrings) Consort : Sri Kundalambika Devi Subshrines : Sri Anjaneya Swamy (Shiva Anjaneya) – opposite the main sanctum Lord Muruga with Valli & Deivanai Vanadurga Devi Village deity Chelliamman Dakshinamurthy , slightly tilted to the right ...

  Varaha Jayanti celebrates the birth of Lord Varaha , the third incarnation of Lord Vishnu , who took the form of a boar to rescue Earth from cosmic destruction. It’s a powerful reminder of divine intervention, dharma, and the triumph of good over evil. Tithi & Date in 2025 Date : Monday, August 25, 2025 History & Scriptural Significance Found in Vishnu Purana , Bhagavata Purana , and Padma Purana Lord Vishnu incarnated as Varaha , a boar, during Satya Yuga to rescue Bhudevi (Earth) from the demon Hiranyaksha , who had submerged her in the cosmic ocean Varaha lifted Earth on his tusks and restored cosmic balance, symbolizing ecological harmony , righteousness , and divine protection Legends of Varaha Avatar Hiranyaksha , born to Diti and Sage Kashyapa , performed severe penance and gained a boon of near-invincibility from Lord Brahma In his arrogance, he abducted Earth and hid it in Rasatala , causin...

  Mahalakshmi Vrat is a deeply revered 16-day observance dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi , the embodiment of wealth, prosperity, and auspiciousness. It begins on Shukla Ashtami of Bhadrapada month and concludes on Krishna Ashtami of Ashwin month , aligning with other sacred days like Durva Ashtami and Radhashtami . Mahalakshmi Vrat 2025 Dates Start : Sunday, August 31, 2025 End : Sunday, September 14, 2025 Rituals & Observance Devotees wake early, bathe, and wear fresh clothes Worship involves: 16 Durva blades , 16 knots in a thread , and daily puja to Goddess Lakshmi Offerings include lotus flowers , fruits , sweets , and panchamrit Kalash Sthapana with mango leaves and coconut is central to the puja Fasting is observed—typically with one meal a day, avoiding salt and non-vegetarian food Legend & Significance As per the Bhavishya Purana , Lord Krishna advised Yudhishthira to observe t...

  Durva Ashtami is a unique and spiritually significant Hindu observance dedicated to the worship of Durva grass , which holds deep symbolic and ritual importance in Sanatana Dharma. Durva Ashtami 2025 Date Sunday, August 31, 2025 Spiritual Significance Durva grass is believed to have emerged from Lord Vishnu’s hair during the Samudra Manthan , and was later sanctified by drops of Amrit , making it immortal and auspicious It symbolizes prosperity, purity, and divine connection , especially with Lord Ganesha , Shiva , and Shakti Rituals & Observances Primarily observed by women , who wake before sunrise, bathe, wear new clothes, and perform puja to Durva grass using: Flowers, fruits, rice, curd, incense sticks Fasting (Vrat) is common, often with raw food only Offerings are made to Lord Ganesha and Lord Shiva using Durva grass Devotees also donate food and clothes to Brahmins for ble...

  Poleramma Thalli Temple , located in Allurpet , SPSR Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh, is a powerful village shrine dedicated to Goddess Poleramma , revered as the Grama Devata (village guardian deity). This temple is deeply rooted in local traditions and folklore, and plays a central role in the spiritual and cultural life of the community. Deity & Significance Goddess Poleramma : A fierce and protective form of Shakti , associated with plague, smallpox , and village welfare . She is believed to safeguard the village from disease, drought, and misfortune. She is one of the seven sister goddesses in Andhra folklore, with Pothuraju as her brother and guardian during festivals. Cultural & Mythological Roots Poleramma is considered a pre-Vedic folk deity , often worshipped in the form of a stone or mud idol placed outside village boundaries. According to legend, she was born from seven drops of water taken by Godd...

Sri Parvati Ramalingeswara Swamy Temple , located in Akkayapalem, Visakhapatnam , is a serene and spiritually significant shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati . Though not as widely documented as some ancient temples, it holds deep local reverence and is a cherished place of worship for devotees in the region. Main Deities Lord Ramalingeswara Swamy : A form of Lord Shiva, worshipped here as the embodiment of cosmic energy and compassion. Goddess Parvati : Enshrined alongside Shiva, symbolizing divine feminine power and nurturing grace. Temple Features Sanctum Sanctorum : Houses the Shiva Lingam, often adorned with flowers and sacred ash ( vibhuti ). Subshrines : May include shrines for Ganapathi , Subrahmanya Swamy , and Navagrahas , depending on local traditions. Temple Architecture : Reflects modest Dravidian style with a peaceful courtyard and traditional gopuram. Spiritual Significance The temple ...