Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Srisailam Devasthanam Hosts Mass Varalakshmi Vratam for 900 Devotees
The Srisailam Devasthanam held a free religious ceremony called Varalakshmi Vratam.
More than 900 people joined the event.
They included 600 Siva Sevaks and 300 other pilgrims.
The temple gave everyone the items needed for the worship ceremony.
Priests led the prayers and explained why the ritual is important.
A large screen helped everyone watch and follow the ceremony.
Afterward, participants received gifts, prasadam, and free meals.
Many women joined to pray for prosperity and blessings for their families.
Over 900 devotees, including 600 Siva Sevaks and 300 general pilgrims, attended the free mass Varalakshmi Vratam.
The Srisailam Devasthanam provided each participant with a kalasam and complete puja materials at no cost.
Vedic priests conducted the ritual according to the Sri Sukta tradition and explained its significance through the Vrat Katha.
Participants received sarees, blouse pieces, flowers, bangles, sacred wrist threads, Tulasi saplings, magazines, and prasadam.
The event was the Devasthanam’s second mass Varalakshmi Vratam of the Shravan season and included special darshan queues and free meals.
- Who
- The Srisailam Devasthanam organized the event, which was attended by over 900 devotees, including 600 Siva Sevaks and 300 general pilgrims.
- What
- A free mass Varalakshmi Vratam, including prayers, puja materials, participant gifts, darshan arrangements, and meals.
- When
- Friday during the holy Shravan month; the article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Chandravathi Kalyana Mandapam in Srisailam.
- Why
- The event was part of the Devasthanam’s religious propagation initiatives, with women devotees seeking blessings for household prosperity.
- Attendance
- Over 900 devotees
- Participant breakdown
- 600 Siva Sevaks and 300 general pilgrims
- Venue
- Chandravathi Kalyana Mandapam
- Ritual tradition
- Sri Sukta tradition
- Season
- Holy Shravan month
- Previous event
- An earlier mass Varalakshmi Vratam was held on August 21
- Additional arrangements
- Special darshan queues and free meals at Annapurna Bhavan