SRI PANCHAMUKHA HANUMAN
Anjaneya Swamy, popularly known as Hanuman, is revered as an incarnation of Lord Shiva and embodies the essence of true devotion (bhakti). He is celebrated for his unwavering dedication, remarkable commitment to his duties, and representation of Dharma. Hanuman's life and actions illustrate the profound meaning of devotion, showcasing a model of loyalty and selflessness in service to Lord Rama. His character serves as a powerful reminder of the virtues of courage, honor, and righteousness in the face of challenges.
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MAHA GANAPATHI
Maha Ganapathi Swamy, the embodiment of Omkar, is revered for alleviating the troubles of countless devotees and facilitating their endeavors. Each month, the Sankashta Hara Chavithi Vratam is performed specifically in honor of Maha Ganapati, who radiates divine presence in this temple. Participating in this vratam is believed to help devotees overcome their difficulties and attain peace and prosperity.
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SRI CHANDRAMOULISWARA SWAMY
Lord Shiva is worshipped in this temple as Chandra Mouliswara Swamy, represented in the form of a Brahmasutra Shivalinga. This divine presence is believed to help devotees overcome various hardships through the rituals of abhisheka (ritual bathing) and archana (offering prayers). Daily abhishekams are conducted to honor this deity, while special auspicious rituals take place on the night of Maha Shivaratri. Additionally, an annarchana seva is performed every month on Aarudra Nakshatram, allowing devotees to actively participate in these sacred services.
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SRI RAJA RAJESWARI MATA
Raja Rajeshwari Devi is revered as the concentrated form of all gods and goddesses, embodying the totality of cosmic energies. She represents care, love, mercy, and grace in their most intensified forms.
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SRI JAYALAKSHMI MATA
Sri Jaya Lakshmi Matha is the revered mother and teacher of Sri Ganapati Sachidananda Swamiji, embodying the essence of Parama Guru Swarupini for all devotees. She played a pivotal role in his spiritual journey, imparting Mantra Deeksha and revealing the profound secrets of Sri Vidya, as well as teaching him Raja Yoga. Through her guidance, Sri Jaya Lakshmi Mata has gifted Sri Swamiji to the world, promoting righteousness and peace for the upliftment of humanity.
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SRI ANAGHA SAMETHA ANAGHA SWAMY
Sri Anagha Swamy, also known as Anagha, is a lesser-known form of Lord Dattatreya, embodying the principles of purity and spiritual advancement. Lord Dattatreya Swami, along with Anagha Lakshmi and his eight sons is uniquely .established in this temple in the form of the Anagha Yantra. The term "Anagha" translates to "one who removes sins," highlighting the deity's role in purifying devotees from the three types of sins committed through thought, word, and deed.
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NAVA GRAHAS
The temple features a side sanctum dedicated to the Navagraha Devathas, who are the nine celestial bodies and deities believed to influence human life on Earth. These deities include Surya (Sunday), Chandra (Monday), Mangala (Tuesday), Budha (Wednesday), Guru (Thursday), Shukra (Friday), Shani (Saturday), along with Rahu (the ascending node of the Moon) and Ketu (the descending node of the Moon). Devotees have the opportunity to perform Navagraha Pooja and participate in Shani Devatha deepa seva, especially on Shani Trayodashi, a day dedicated to honoring Shani.
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SRI SUBRAMANY SWAMY (NAGA DEVATA)
Sri Subramanya Swamy is worshipped in this temple in the form of Naga Devata, with a dedicated side sanctum located next to the Navagraha Devata Mandapam. This unique representation highlights his significance as a protector and a source of divine energy. Rituals such as Ksheera (Milk) Abhisheka and Archana Sevas are performed every Sunday, honoring this deity and inviting blessings for devotees.
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