Hindu Dharmic texts say that "homam" is a custom of commitment that has a major impact in welcoming on the gifts of the Master All-powerful through agni. For adherents who come to Tirupati, seeing Tirumala gives them amazing joy and causes them to feel honored forever. Participating in a sacred custom like a "Homam" at the lotus feet of Master Venkateswara, which straightforwardly approaches the advantages of God, nonetheless, gives profound joy to an unheard of level. To this end individuals responsible for TTD thought of holding a "Homam" at Alipiri, Tirupati, with the assistance of Sri Venkateswara Vedic College.

As an individual, doing a homam is generally exorbitant. It is reasonable when a "Samoohika Homam," is finished by a gathering, as the expense will be divided among the lovers. When done by the TTD, who is responsible for Ruler Venkateswara, this sort of homam is much more powerful profoundly.

The TTD has wanted to deliver Srinivasa Divyanugraha Homam tickets, which will be held at the Sapta Go Pradakshina Mandiram in Alipiri beginning on November 23. As a feature of one of its essential goals to spread Sanatana Hindu Dharma, TTD plans to give 50 disconnected and 50 web-based passes to the favored Homam that will be held to help all individuals.

The preparation staff for this Homam is from the Branch of Vaikhanasa Agama at Sri Venkateswara Vedic College in Tirupati. They are observing the guidelines of Vaikhanasa Agama. As a component of the interaction, the picture of Sri Venkateswara is attached to a "Raksha Sutram" or "Deeksha Kankanam," and the Viswaksena Puja is performed. After every individual's "Gotra Nama" is perused out loud, "Sankalpam" will be finished. There are nine radiant types of the Master, called "Nava Kundams," set up there. One is Purusha, the others are Vishnu, Achyuta, Satya, Aniruddha, Kapila, Narayana, Yagna, and Punya.

With Chaturveda's and Sastra's parayanam, "Kumbhaaradhana" will be finished, and "Ashtothara Namavali" will be recited without holding back while "Harathi Samarpana" is proposed to the god and the Kundams. Songs from the Panchasuktam and the "Ekakshara Suktam," talked about in the Vaikhanasa Agama, will be perused. Similarly, the 108 mantras that cosmetics "Paaramatmika Upanishaď" in Vaikhanasa Agama are recited without holding back. They discuss the heavenly characteristics of Maha Vishnu, the magnificence of His Dasavatharas, the world, and the five components, or "Panchabhuta Tattva."

Srinivasa Divya Anugraha homam will be performed at Sri Venkateswara Saptha Go Pradakshinasala in Alipiri, Tirupati so teachers from the close by Vedic College can come to the mandap day to day. Notwithstanding the seven staff individuals, the college has employed four more to play out the custom. ' Homam' is additionally a temporary position for upper understudies in the Vaikhanasa Agama Office, where they figure out how to do the actual custom.

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Sri Srinivasa Divya Anugraha Visesha Homam

• "Sri Srinivasa Divyaanugraha Homam" is held consistently as a Nitya Homam at Alipiri Saptha Go-Pradakshina Mandiram in Tirupati as a component of the TTD's arrangement to push Hindu Sanatana Dharma ahead amazingly.
• In November 2023, the Homam was formally opened on the favorable day of Utthana Ekadasi in the blessed month of Kartheeka.
• Asking Master Srinivasa for his heavenly advantages through Homam is useful. Partake in this Heavenly Homam, and Ruler Srinivasa will favor you.
• This Homam is played out each day from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
• Around 200 Grihasthas (400 individuals) can partake in this homam.
• 150 tickets can be reserved on the web, and 50 are accessible face to face for aficionados who arrive at Mandap straightforwardly.
• The ticket cost is Rs. 1000, and two individuals can utilize it.
• Individuals who come to this homam can buy extraordinary passage darshan tickets for Rs. 300 for Tirumala darshan.
• It can before long hold 500 tickets everyday, so the TTD is building a greater "Homa Vedika" close by.

Dress Code
Gents: dhoti (white) and shirt or kurta and pyjama.
Ladies: saree or salwar kameez.
All devotees are requested not to wear clothes such as T-shirts, jeans, etc., as they are strictly prohibited, irrespective of age group.