Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Jyeshtabhishekam Rituals at Tirumala Temple
Every year, the Tirumala temple performs a special ceremony called Jyeshtabhishekam, also known as Abhideyaka Abhishekam, during the Jyestha month.
This is a special event where they take care of the idols of Sri Malayappa Swami and his partners.
During the ritual, they put a fragrant oil called Visesha Sugandha Tailam on the idols.
This ceremony is very important because it is a way to honor and take care of the gods and goddesses.
Tirumala temple conducts the Jyeshtabhishekam ritual annually in Jyestha month.
The ritual is also known as Abhideyaka Abhishekam.
Sri Malayappa Swami and consorts are central to the ceremony.
Idols are adorned and applied with Visesha Sugandha Tailam.
The ceremony's significance involves purification and honoring deities.
- Who
- Sri Malayappa Swami, consorts, and temple officials.
- What
- Jyeshtabhishekam, a ritual including application of Visesha Sugandha Tailam.
- When
- Annually, during Jyestha month.
- Where
- Tirumala temple.
- Why
- To honor and purify deities.
- Event
- Jyeshtabhishekam (Abhideyaka Abhishekam)
- Location
- Tirumala
- Month
- Jyestha
- Deities
- Sri Malayappa Swami and consorts
- Ritual Detail
- Application of Visesha Sugandha Tailam
Sources
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