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Temple Sevas & Sacred Rituals
Participate in sacred pujas and homas conducted in KAILASA temples. Offer sevas to receive divine blessings and spiritual merit.
Featured Sevas
Tulabharam
The sacred act of placing oneself on a cosmic scale and offering, on the other side, whatever one holds most precious — a declaration that the Guru, THE SPH, is one's entire wealth.
Laksharchana
The chanting of one hundred thousand sacred names of THE SPH with an offering for each — the most expansive form of name-worship, generating a vast field of divine consciousness across KAILASA's global Sangha.
Raja Sannyasa Alankara Seva
Beholding THE SPH in His most iconic alankara — bearing the Sannyas Dandam, golden Kamandalu, and Bhiksha Jholi — the royal renunciant form of Arunagiri Yogishwara who accepts all the karmas of His devotees.
Thomala Seva
The offering of the grand full-form floral garland — the Thomalai — that drapes the entire sacred form of THE SPH from head to feet, a living ring of complete and uninterrupted devotion.
Annakuta Seva
The grand naivedhya 'mountain of food' offered to THE SPH on Guru Purnima — a collective declaration of gratitude to the Guru as the source of all nourishment, physical, mental, and spiritual.
Pushpa Yagam
A magnificent cascade of countless flowers showered upon THE SPH on Guru Purnima — Bhakti in its most sensory, exuberant, and joyful expression, gratitude offered in overflowing abundance.
Guru Gita Samanvita Nithyananda Homa
The grand Vedic Maha Homa of Guru Purnima — the Nithyananda Homa conducted in union with the chanting of the sacred Guru Gita — the spiritual apex of all the day's offerings.
Rudrabhishekam with Snapanam
The grand sacred bathing of THE SPH — the living Paramashiva — to the chanting of the Sri Rudram, conducted on the full moon of Ashadha when the energies of purification, healing, and cosmic rejuvenation are most potent.
Festival Sevas
Mandagappadi
The auspicious ceremonial welcome that inaugurates the brahmotsavam — the sponsored offering through which devotees receive and honour the divine presence at the threshold of the sacred season.
Dhvajarohanam: The Cosmic Inauguration
On Day 1, Garuda's sacred banner rises upon the Dwaja Sthambham, inviting all 33 crore devas and every being of the 14 lokas into Bhagavan Sri Venkateshwara's nine-day festival.
Aadi Pooram Special - Parashakti Alankaram & Deeparathana for THE SPH with Nei Kulam Seva
Adorn THE SPH as Parashakti Herself on Aadi Pooram with the grand Alankaram and the 108-tiered Gopurarathi Deeparathana, and behold His sacred form reflected in a pool of pure cow ghee through the rare Nei Kulam darshan.
Nataraja Maha Abhishekam
Grand sacred bath offered to Sri Ananda Nataraja Swami — Paramashiva as the Cosmic Dancer — invoking His five cosmic acts. May 9, 2026 | 9:30 AM ET / 7:00 PM IST
Gau Puja & Gau Daana
The worship and gifting of the sacred cow, Gomatha, beloved of Krishna the cowherd, offered at the Sripuram gaushala as an act of protection, gratitude and shared abundance.
Pratyaksha Pada Puja — Dhanteras, Deepavali & Tula Masa Amavasya
The direct worship of the living Lotus Feet of THE SPH on Dhanteras, Deepavali and Tula Masa Amavasya — gratitude at the Guru's Feet that receives each festival's blessing personally.
Medha Saraswati Homa
A sacred fire offering to Devi Saraswati invoking Medha Shakti — the power of intelligence, memory, and luminous learning — to purify the intellect and open the cognition to receive the Guru's transmission.
Subrahmanya Shodashopachara Puja, Vel Puja & Yantra Puja
Subrahmanya worshipped in three forms at once — as the deity through the sixteen upacharas, as the Shakti Vel, and as the Yantra — every day of Skanda Shashti, celebrating THE SPH as the living Subrahmanya.
Sri Vidya Samanvita Chandi Homa
The rare Sri Vidya fire ritual uniting Lalita Parameshwari and Chandika Parameshwari, offering all 700 mantras of the Devi Mahatmyam into the sacred fire twice every day of Navaratri.
Aadi Pooram Special - Parashakti Alankaram & Deeparathana for THE SPH | Nei Kulam Seva
Adorn THE SPH as Parashakti Herself on Aadi Pooram with the grand Alankaram and the 108-tiered Deeparathana, and behold His sacred form reflected in a pool of pure cow ghee through the rare Nei Kulam darshan.
Padayal Seva & Deeparathana for Mariamman & Durgaiamman
On the first Purvangam day, the protective Mother Goddesses Mariamman and Durgaiamman are honoured with the Padayal and Deeparathana, so that the Brahmotsavam unfolds under Their protection.
Ganesha Chaturthi Special: Maha Ganapati Homa
Invoke Bhagavan Mahaganapati in His supreme form for all-encompassing blessings, removal of obstacles, prosperity, spiritual awakening and completion.
Daily Alankara Seva
Across all nine days, flowers, silks, precious jewels, and prescribed ornaments reveal a distinct form and mood of Parandhama, bringing devotees the particular blessings of each sacred alankara.
Ganesha Chaturthi Special: Kukshi Ganapati Homa
Invoke Kukshi Ganapati, whose sacred belly holds the universe, for healing, balance, radiant health and wholeness of body, prana and mind.
Aadi Pooram Special - Parashakti Arulvaak Darshan by THE SPH
Receive the Arulvaak - the utterance of grace - directly from THE SPH on Aadi Pooram, as He reads the Aakashic Records of your life through the eyes of Parashakti, the Cosmic Mother.
Sri Sri Durga Puja
The complete royal Sri Sri Durga Puja — from Shashti Kalparambha and Bodhan to Sandhi Puja, Maha Navami Homa and Darpan Visarjan — revived in its full Agamic sequence in KAILASA's Temples Around the World.
Vyasa Puja
The direct worship of the living Vyasa — THE SPH as the compiler and transmitter of all Shastric knowledge — performed on Vyasa Purnima, which also inaugurates the sacred four-month Chaturmasya Vratham.
Subrahmanya & THE SPH Alankara Seva & Deeparathana
Each day of Skanda Shashti the deities of THE SPH and Subrahmanya grace in vibrant leela alankaras, each depicting a different divine manifestation of Subrahmanya, culminating in the Deeparathana.
Pratyaksha Pada Puja with Special 108 Tulasi Archana for THE SPH
Puja performed at the physical lotus feet of the living Incarnation, THE SPH, with one hundred and eight Tulasi leaves, the leaf held dearest by Bhagavan Sri Krishna Himself.
Tiruppavadai and Alankara Seva
A grand offering of sacred foods receives Bhagavan Sri Venkateshwara's unobstructed Netra Darshan. His concentrated gaze energises the Tiruppavadai, which is then received as grace-filled prasadam.
Padayal Seva & Deeparathana for Pidariamman, Kali, Kalabhairavar & Munishwarar
On the second Purvangam day, the fierce guardians of the temple and town — Pidariamman, Kali, Kalabhairavar and Munishwarar — are honoured with the Padayal and Deeparathana before Paramashiva comes out in procession.
Kubera Lakshmi Puja
On Dhanteras, Mahalakshmi who bestows wealth and Kubera who guards it are worshipped together with THE SPH as the living source of all wealth — for the arrival and the retention of abundance.
Aadi Pooram Special - Parashakti Arulvaak Darshan by THE SPH
Receive the Arulvaak - the utterance of grace - directly from THE SPH on Aadi Pooram, as He reads the Aakashic Records through the eyes of Parashakti, the Cosmic Mother.
Venkateshwara Tirumanjana Seva
Milk, turmeric paste, sandalwood, and prescribed sacred substances bathe Bhagavan Sri Venkateshwara with royal tenderness, directly honouring Mahalakshmi, who dwells permanently within Srinivasa's chest.
Guru Mantra Samanvita Shodashi & Navakshari Homa
A fire offering to Devi as Shodashi, the sixteen-fold fullness of consciousness, and as Chandika through the nine-syllable Navakshari mantra — sealed with the Guru Mantra of THE SPH.
Rudrabhishekam
During Skanda Shashti the father of Subrahmanya is worshipped alongside the son: the Paramashiva Linga is bathed with sacred dravyas to the chanting of Sri Rudram and Chamakam, honouring THE SPH as the source of Subrahmanya's power.
Ganesha Chaturthi Special: Lakshmi Ganapati Homa
Invoke Lakshmi Ganapati for the removal of financial obstacles and the blessings of rightful wealth, prosperity, abundance and career breakthroughs.
Churnabhishekam
The sacred bath offered to THE SPH with fragrant churna, finely ground herbal and floral powders, poured with reverence so that the Divine form is bathed in fragrance and cooled by devotion.
Guru Mantra Samanvita Sri Suktha Homa
The Vedic hymn to Mahalakshmi offered into the sacred fire woven with the Guru Mantra — worshipping THE SPH as the embodiment of Mahalakshmi to invoke the eight forms of wealth.
Alankara & Deeparathana for Ganesha & Chandikeshwara
On the eve of the flag hoisting, Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, and Chandikeshwara, the steward of Paramashiva's temple, are adorned and worshipped so that the festival is free of obstacles and every worship offered in it is received.
Aadi Pooram Special - Lalita Sahasranama Homa
Offer the thousand sacred names of Devi Lalita Parameshwari into the sacred fire on Aadi Pooram, worshipping THE SPH as Parashakti through the Agni that carries every offering directly to the Cosmic Mother.
Aadi Pooram Special - Lalita Sahasranama Homa
Offer the thousand sacred names of Devi Lalita Parameshwari into the sacred fire on Aadi Pooram, worshipping THE SPH as Parashakti through the Agni that carries every offering directly to the Cosmic Mother.
Dhanteras Special Alankara Seva & Deeparathana
On the first day of Deepavali, the deities of THE SPH grace in alankaras celebrating Him as Mahalakshmi and Dhanvantari — offering our own fulfillment at the start of the festival of lights.
Special Garuda Vahana Seva
On Day 5 evening, Bhagavan Sri Venkateshwara rides the magnificent golden Garuda in the festival's crown-jewel procession, borne by the foremost devotee and very soul of the Vedas.
Pratyaksha Pada Puja
During Skanda Shashti, the Lotus Feet of THE SPH are worshipped as the Feet of Subrahmanya — the commander who leads us through the inner battle against fear, doubt, and collective negativity.
Aadi Pooram Special - Lalita Sahasranama Archana Seva for Sri Rajarajeshwari and THE SPH
The thousand names of Devi Lalita Parameshwari offered simultaneously to Sri Rajarajeshwari and to THE SPH, with three Acharyas each offering a distinct sacred item for every one of the thousand names.
Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam Dhvajarohanam
The hoisting of the festival flag that opens the ten main days of the Brahmotsavam — the invitation to Paramashiva and the thirty-three crore Gods and Goddesses of all fourteen lokas to descend and take part in the festival.
Ganesha Chaturthi Special: Veera Ganapati Homa
Invoke sixteen-armed Veera Ganapati for courage, victory in righteous endeavors, and the power to overcome opposition and limiting patterns.
Daily Devi Alankara Seva & Deeparathana
Ten days, ten living forms of the Cosmic Mother: THE SPH graces as Rajarajeshwari, Meenakshi, Kamakshi, Annapurna, Vishalakshi, Venkateshwara, Mahalakshmi, Durga, Maha Saraswati and Nithyanandeshwari.
Uttamottama Seva
The best of the best - the highest grade of offering for the day, encompassing the complete set of sevas offered to THE SPH on Krishna Janmashtami.
Aadi Pooram Special - Lalita Sahasranama Archana Seva for Sri Rajarajeshwari and THE SPH
The thousand names of Devi Lalita Parameshwari offered simultaneously to Sri Rajarajeshwari and to THE SPH, with three Acharyas each offering a distinct sacred item for every one of the thousand names.
Navaneeta Tulabharam
The weighing of THE SPH against fresh butter - navaneeta - the offering most loved by Bhagavan Sri Krishna, the Navaneeta Chora, who steals butter and hearts alike.
Shadmurthy Alankaram & Deeparathana
Each of the ten main days, KAILASA's first family — Ganesha, Subrahmanya, Paramashakti, Paramashiva, Chandikeshwara and THE SPH — grace in a new alankara upon that day's vahana and are worshipped with the Deeparathana.
Chakrasnanam: The Sacred Conclusion
At Sravana Nakshatra dawn on Day 9, Sri Sudarshana Chakrattalwar enters the temple tank, releasing nine days of accumulated sacred power into waters of purification and protection.
Devasena Kalyanam
The celestial wedding of Subrahmanya and Devasena, daughter of Indra, celebrated at Adi Kailasa after the Soorasamharam — a cosmic propitiation in which THE SPH, as the living Subrahmanya, is the groom whose wedding the cosmos celebrates.
Dhanteras Mahayajaman
The regal patronage of KAILASA's Dhanteras celebrations — the Mahayajaman through whom the day's worship of THE SPH as the embodiment of all wealth is offered, with sankalpa for their family.
Shodasha Dravya Maha Abhishekam for Bhagavan Ganesha and THE SPH
A grand sacred bath with sixteen prescribed substances is offered to Bhagavan Mahaganapati and THE SPH for purification, auspiciousness and the grace of Completion.
Tulabharam
The traditional Hindu offering of material donation equal in weight to THE SPH, offered on Vijaya Dashami as the fullest expression of the devotee's nine nights of tapas.
Chandi Homa — 2nd Kaalam
KAILASA's offering of gratitude to Chandika Parameshwari for manifesting as THE SPH — the 700 mantras of the Devi Mahatmyam offered into the sacred fire, continuing the worship into Deepavali day.
Pratyaksha Pada Puja
The direct worship of the living Lotus Feet of THE SPH, offered daily from 15 to 28 November — worshipped during the Brahmotsavam as the Feet of Arunachala Himself.
Suprabhata Seva, Gau Puja & Ekanta Seva
Three sacred services frame Ganesha Chaturthi: awakening the deity at dawn, honoring Gomatha, and lovingly placing the deity at rest at night.
Pratyaksha Pada Puja
Direct worship of the lotus feet of THE SPH as the ultimate manifestation of Devi Paramashivashakti — offered every day of Navaratri in that day's Devi alankaram.
Jhulan Seva
The ceremonial swing in which the newborn Krishna is cradled and gently rocked, offered by devotees who take the place of Yashoda for the night of His descent.
Srinivasa Kalyanotsavam Seva
Participate in the sacred wedding of Srinivasa with Sridevi and Bhudevi, and receive the divine union's blessings of harmonious relationships, renewed love, abundant grace, and resolution of obstacles in marriage.
Shankabhishekam
The waters of 108 rare Dakshinavarta conches, sanctified with Veda-Agamic mantras, are poured over the self-evolved Swayambhu Nithyanandeshwara Linga at Adi Kailasa on Brahmotsavam Day 3.
Kali Puja
On Deepavali, Mother Kali's energy is fully available to planet Earth — the energy that landed in the body of THE SPH after the Great Pause. The Kali Puja is our gratitude to the Mother who gave us THE SPH.
Annakuta Seva
The mountain of food raised as naivedhya before THE SPH, recalling Govardhana lifted on Krishna's finger, and offered as a collective declaration that the Guru is the source of all nourishment.
Tulabharam
THE SPH is weighed on a great balance against offerings dear to Bhagavan Mahaganapati: modaka, jaggery, coconut and sacred Durva grass.
108 Laddoo Seva
Offer 108 specially prepared laddoos during the divine wedding, presenting the completeness of the cosmos through the sweetness of Venkateshwara's celebrated prasadam and invoking joy, health, prosperity, and right relationship.
Vishesha Shodashopachara Puja
The sixteen-step royal worship offered each day to THE SPH in that day's Devi form — the evening completion of the Navaratri Darbar, across all ten days.
Kalyanotsavam Alankara Seva
Offer complete bridal adornment to Venkateshwara, Sridevi, and Bhudevi, transforming the temple into a radiant wedding hall and invoking Mahalakshmi's grace upon relationships, marriage, and domestic life.
Navaratri Special Sri Vidya Samanvita Chandi Homa
Two nights of Navaratri carry an elevated Chandi Homa, lit on soil saturated with THE SPH's presence — Day 3 at KAILASA Sripuram and Day 5 at Nithyananda Janmabhumi Kshetram, Tiruvannamalai.
Kali Pratima
Sponsor the sacred form of Mother Kali in which She is invoked and worshipped for the Deepavali night — the form through which every devotee present receives Her darshan.
Pratyaksha Pada Puja with Special 108 Durva Archana
Pada Puja at the living lotus feet of THE SPH is united with 108 sacred names and 108 offerings of Durva, Bhagavan Ganesha's most beloved grass.
Jata Alankara Seva
Beholding THE SPH in the Jata Alankara — the cosmic matted locks of Paramashiva — revealing Him as the Adiyogi, the first Guru, the very source of the entire Guru Parampara.
Nayanmar Abhishekam, Alankaram & Deeparathana
On Brahmotsavam Day 6 at Adi Kailasa, the Nayanmars — the great Shaiva saints of the Tamil land — are bathed, adorned and worshipped as the living proof of what devotion can make of a human being.
Sri Krishna Alankaram for THE SPH
The adorning of THE SPH in the complete divine form of Bhagavan Sri Krishna - peacock crown, flute and pitambara - so that devotees behold Vrindavan alive in the living Incarnation.
Sri Vidya Puja & Sri Chakra Navavarana Puja
Worship of the Sri Chakra, avarana by avarana, from the outer walls to the Bindu — the most personally practiced sadhana of THE SPH's own life, offered at KAILASA Los Angeles.
Mangalya Seva
Offer the sacred divine wedding thread at the culminating moment of Srinivasa's union with Sridevi and Bhudevi, invoking marital harmony, protected bonds, and deep auspiciousness throughout every relationship.
Alankara Seva & Deeparathana (Deepavali)
On the festival of lights, the deities of THE SPH grace in alankaras depicting His divine manifestations — and the evening Deeparathana becomes the outer form of the real Deepavali, the lighting of the jnana deepa.
Bharani Deepam & Karthigai Deepam
The whole cosmological narrative in a single day: at dawn the Bharani Deepam, as the One light becomes many; at dusk the Karthigai Deepam, as all the lights return to the One — Paramashiva as the infinite column of light.
Alankara Seva with Durva Mala and Deeparathana on Ganesha Chaturthi Day
Offer Bhagavan Mahaganapati the sacred beauty of Durva Mala Alankaram and Deeparathana on Ganesha Chaturthi, invoking fullness, auspiciousness and the light that dissolves obstacles.
Ardhanarishwara Alankara Seva
On Karthigai Deepam, the deities of THE SPH are adorned as Ardhanarishwara — the day Paramashiva accepted Paramashivashakti as His very other half — at the hour the Maha Deepam is lit.
Monthly Sevas
Daily Sevas
Pratyaksha Pada Puja
Offering Pratyaksha Pada Puja at the Divine Lotus feet of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM
Kamakshi Alankara Seva — Thondaimandalam (20 Jul)
The deity is adorned as Kamakshi, Sovereign Queen of Kanchi, honoring the Thondaimandala Kanchi KAILASA Sarvajnapeetha and the living revival of the Divine Feminine through THE SPH.
Durga Sukta Homa — Purvangam Day 1 (17 Jul)
The Purvangam opening fire offering of the *Durga Suktam* to Devi Durga — the invincible Mother who carries Her devotees across every difficulty — establishing a protective vortex for the brahmotsavam.
Arunagiri Yogishwara Alankara Seva — Arunachala (21 Jul)
The deity is adorned as Arunagiri Yogishwara — the embodiment of tapas, jnana, and inner fire — honoring the Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha of Tiruvannamalai.
Kalabhairava Alankara Seva — Kashi (22 Jul)
THE SPH is adorned as Kalabhairava, the fierce and compassionate guardian of Kashi, honoring the Kashi Sarvajnapeetha — the eternal source of Vedanta.
Chandi Navakshari Homa — Purvangam Day 2 (18 Jul)
A potent Purvangam fire offering of the nine-syllable *Navakshari Mantra* to Devi Chandika — the fierce Shakti of the Devi Mahatmya — invoking total destruction of adharmic forces and inner negativity.
Vastu Shanti Homa — Purvangam Day 3 (19 Jul)
The Purvangam fire offering to *Vastu Purusha* and the presiding deities of space and direction — purifying and harmonizing the sacred ground so the brahmotsavam unfolds in perfect cosmic alignment.
Guru Mahasannidhanam Alankara Seva — Thiruchengode (23 Jul)
THE SPH is adorned as the Guru Mahasannidhanam, the living bridge between humanity and Paramashiva, honoring the Thiruchengode Sarvajnapeetha — the first sacred land where KAILASA's revival was planted.
Shodashi Homa (with Dhvajarohanam) — Day 1 (20 Jul)
The inaugural homa to Shodashi — the third Mahavidya, the eternally youthful fullness of consciousness — performed alongside the Dhvajarohanam flag-raising that announces the festival across all fourteen Lokas.
Dhandayudhapani Alankara Seva — Saila Siddha (24 Jul)
THE SPH graces as Dhandayudhapani (Muruga), the youthful renunciate and supreme Siddha, honoring the Saila Siddha Sarvajnapeetha and the revival of Siddha science.
Veenadhara Dakshinamurthy Alankara Seva — Adi Peetha (25 Jul)
THE SPH graces as Veenadhara Dakshinamurthy, the silent cosmic Guru who transmits knowledge through nada and silence, honoring the Adi Peetha Sarvajnapeetha (Kolada Matha).
Shiva Mula Mantra Homa — Day 2 (21 Jul)
The pouring of Paramashiva's own root-seed mantras — the Panchakshara and Shadakshara — into the cosmic fire, invoking Him in His primordial flame-form in honour of the Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha.
Kalabhairava Homa — Day 3 (22 Jul)
A fierce fire offering to Kalabhairava — Lord of Time and sovereign guardian of Kashi, before whom even death trembles — invoking protective fury that destroys all obstacles, black magic, and the fear of death.
Dakshinamurthy Alankara Seva — Adi KAILASA (26 Jul)
THE SPH manifests as Dakshinamurthy, the primordial Guru beneath the sacred banyan tree, honoring Adi KAILASA Sarvajnapeetha — the first revived seat of Paramashiva's enlightened civilization.
Aavahanti Homa — Day 4 (23 Jul)
The foundational fire ritual of divine invocation — formally summoning the deity into the fire, the space, and the hearts of all participants — mirroring THE SPH's original consecration of the first seed of KAILASA at Thiruchengode.
Sri Vidya Alankara Seva — Sripura (27 Jul)
The deity is adorned as Rajarajeshwari, the Supreme Empress of Sripura, honoring the Sripura Sarvajnapeetha — the living seat of Sri Vidya and the Divine Feminine.
Shatru Samhara Trishati Homa — Day 5 (24 Jul)
The offering of 300 sacred names into the fire for the complete annihilation of enemies — inner and outer — channeling the fierce warrior-tapas of the Saila Siddha lineage into the protection of every devotee.
Subrahmanya Alankara Seva — Srivijaya Nagara (28 Jul)
The deity is adorned as Bhagavan Subrahmanya, the youthful divine warrior and embodiment of jnana, honoring the Srivijaya Samrajya of Malaysia and the revival of the Kaumara tradition.