Padmashali Nithyaanna Sathram, Vemulavada

Anna Sathram being constructed by our Padmashalis

Padmashali Nithyaanna Sathram, Vemulavada

Vemulawada Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swami Temple is a holy place in South India.


Vemulawada Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swami temple is one of the very few temples devoted to Lord Siva. This historical temple located in south India is popularly known as The Dakshana Kashi (Benaras of South India). Lakhs of devotees visit Vemulawada Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swami temple every year from all over the country.


This Temple is frequently visited by our Padmashali devotees, to offer their prayers and seek divine blessings.


With the help of Padmashali khulabhandhavulu, we have started Padmashali Nityannadhana Satram Trust in rented premises and engaged in Nityannadhanam especially for Padmashali’s who are visiting Vemulawada Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy temple.


We have purchased land and started construction of two storied complex. The proposed building will have 30 rooms and a big dining hall for Nityannadhana Satram. Presently the construction is in progress.


To help in this, we invite generous donations to the Nityannadhana Satram Trust for construction of the building and for smooth continuation of Nityannadhanam every day. This would be of great help and convenience for all the Padmashali’s visiting Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swami temple in Vemulawada.


Akhila Bharatha Padmashali Nityanna Satram is located in Vemulawada, Karimnagar District, Andhra Pradesh, India.


DONATION DETAILS:


MAHARAJA POSHAKULU - Rs. 1,25,116.00

Donors of Rs. 1, 25,116.00 will be treated as “MAHARAJA POSHAKULU” and a room will named after them. Apart from this every year they are privileged to stay free for 25 days in a year at Nityannadhana Satram.


RAJA POSHAKULU - Rs. 1,01,116.00

Donors of Rs. 1, 01,116.00 will be treated as “RAJA POSHAKULU” and their names would be written on “Shila Palakam” at the Main gate. Apart from this every year they are privileged to stay free for 20 days in a year at Nityannadhana Satram.


MAHA POSHAKULU - Rs. 55,000.00

Donors of Rs. 55,000.00 will be treated as “MAHA POSHAKULU” and their names would be written on “Shila Palakam” at the Conference hall. Apart from this every year they are privileged to stay free for 15 days in a year at Nityannadhana Satram.


POSHAKA BHAVANA NIDHI - Rs. 51,116.00

Donors of Rs. 51,116.00 will be treated as “POSHAKA BHAVANA NIDHI” and their names would be written on “Shila Palakam” at the Dining hall. Apart from this every year they are privileged to stay free for 10 days in a year at Nityannadhana Satram.


POSHAKA ANNADHATHA - Rs. 25,116.00

Donors of Rs. 25,116.00 will be treated as “POSHAKA ANNADHATHA” and their names would be written on “Shila Palakam”. Apart from this every year they are privileged to stay free for 8 days in a year at Nityannadhana Satram.


BHUDHANA DHATHA - Rs. 11,116.00

Donors of Rs. 11,116.00 will be treated as “BHUDHANA DHATHA” and their names would be written on “Shila Palakam”. Apart from this every year they are privileged to stay free for 5 days in a year at Nityannadhana Satram.


ANNADHATHA - Rs. 5,116.00

Donors of Rs. 5,116.00 will be treated as “ANNADHATHA” and their names would be written on “Shila Palakam”. Apart from this every year they are privileged to stay free for 3 days in a year at Nityannadhana Satram.


ANNADHATHA - Rs. 3,116.00

Donors of Rs. 3,116.00 will be treated as “ANNADHATHA” and their names would be written on “Shila Palakam”.


For Donations Please contact:


Akhila Bharatha Padmashali Nityanna Satram,
Vemulawada,
Karimnagar District,
Andhra Pradesh, India.

Gajula Hari Mobile: 94415 96661
Kondabathini Narayana Mobile: 94408 43009


Please check their site : http//www.padmashalinityannasatram.com/

Padmashali Gothrams 102

PADMASHALI GOTHRAMS 101 & MARKANDEYA GOTHRAM

1) Pourusha Rishi	2) Dhaksha Rishi
3) Vaalakhilya Rishi	4) Vasishta Rishi
5) Vruksha Rishi	6) Bruhathi Rishi
7) Vanaka Rishi	8) Viswa Rishi
9) Kasyapa Rishi	10) Dhaaruka Rishi
11) Kuthsa Rishi	12) Mouyaa Rishi
13) Pavana Rishi	14) Vyseena Rishi
15) Jamadhagni Rishi	16) Mandavya Rishi
17) Yadhu Rishi	18) Kaasila Rishi
19) Thrisanka Rishi	20) Thurvaasa Rishi
21) Jatila Rishi	22) Vedhamatha Rishi
23) Vidhu Rishi	24) Bhaaratha Rishi
25) Voordhvaasa Rishi	26) Upendhra Rishi
27) Vanajaala Rishi	28) Ambareesha Rishi
29) Dhanumjaya Rishi	30) Madhu Rishi
31) Chyavana Rishi	32) Bikshu Rishi
33) Pasunaka Rishi	34) Koundilya Rishi
35) Satyakarma Rishi	36) Thaksha Rishi
37) Pravruksha Rishi	38) Ruruksha Rishi
39) Puroo Rishi	40) Pulasthya Rishi
41) Saadhu Rishi	42) Gargeya Rishi
43) Kapila Rishi	44) Samsthitha Rishi
45) Thrihoo Rishi	46) Nishchitha Rishi
47) Saruksha Rishi	48) Pridhvi Rishi
49) Poundraka Rishi	50) Udhaya Pavana Rishi
51) Kousika Rishi	52) Bhrahma Rishi
53) Manu Rishi	54) Jhooreela Rishi
55) Kamandala Rishi	56) Aathreya Rishi
57) Rishya Srumga Rishi	58) Dhigvaasa Rishi
59) Puraasana Rishi	60) Vana Samgnya Rishi
61) Sindhu Rishi	62) Poushtala Rishi
63) Ronaka Rishi	64) Raghu Rishi
65) Thushta Rishi	66) Aasrama Rishi
67) Bhargava	68) Subhiksha Rishi
69) Chokrila Rishi	70) Amgeerasa Rishi
71) Bharadhvaja Rishi	72) Prashta Rishi
73) Kousika Rishi	74) Vydhrutha Rishi
75) Sapilvaka Rishi	76) Sutheeksha Surya Rishi
77) Chandra Rishi	78) Suka Rishi
79) Sounaka Rishi	80) Maareecha Rishi
81) Niyamtha Rishi	82) Suthra Rishi
83) Thrustna Rishi	84) Sandilya Rishi
85) Punyava Rishi	86) Sthramsa Rishi
87) Sukeerthi Rishi	88) Vaachvik Rishi
89) Maanasvi Rishi	90) Agasthya Rishi
91) Dhenuka Rishi	92) Puttha Rishi
93) Vyaasa Rishi	94) Guha Rishi
95) Athri Rishi	96) Paraasara Rishi
97) Gouthuma Rishi	98) Pramcheeva Rishi
99) Voorjhveeswara Rishi	100)Swayambhu Rishi
101)Naaradha Rishi	102)MARKANDEYA Rishi

The Visa God - Chilkur Balaji Temple

SRI BALAJI TEMPLE

The Balaji Temple is located at Chilkur in the Hyderabad district. It is 33 Kms away from Mehedipatnam. Approximately 75,000 to 1,00,000 devotees visit in a week. Generally temple gets heavy rush on Fridays and Sundays.



The temple at Chilkur is managed by the hereditary trustee Sri M.V. Soundara Rajan and Sri C.S. Gopala Krishna. The entire family of the archaka, including the women are dedicated themselves to serve the God.


HISTORY


Twenty Five kilometers from Hyderabad off the Vikarabad road and on the banks of Osmansagar is the picturesque village of Chikur with its hoary temple dedicated to Sri Balaji Venkateshwara. From the style, structure and appearance, it can be inferred that the temple was built half a millennium ago. Set in sylvan surroundings, the temple attracts thousands of pilgrims every year and is an ideal place for sequestered retreat and meditation. It enjoyed in the past, great days of pomp and glory.


The temple is one of the oldest in Telengana, having been built during the time of Akkanna and Madanna, the uncles of Bhakta Ramdas. According to tradition, a devotee who used to visit Tirupati every year could not do so on one occasion owing to serious ill-health. Lord Venkateshwara appeared in his dream and said, "I am right here in the jungle nearby. You don't have to worry." The devotee at once moved to the place indicated by the Lord in the dream and saw a mole- hill there, which he dug up. Accidentally, the axe struck Lord Balaji's idol covered by the mole-hill below the chin and on the chest, and surprisingly blood started flowing profusely from the "wounds", flooding the ground and turning it scarlet. The devotee could not believe his eyes when he saw this. Suddenly he could not believe his ears also when he heard a voice from the air which said,"Flood the mole-hill with cow's milk. "When the devotee did so, a Swayambhu idol of Lord Balaji accompanied by Sridevi and Bhoodevi(a rare combination) was found, and this idol was installed with the due rites and a temple built for it.


Sri Balaji venkateshwara, the Pratyaksha Daiva in kaliyuga, is thus available at Chilkur to shower blessings on His devotees who for any reason are unable to go to Tirupati. Many devout worshippers flock to the temple, to receive the blessings of the Lord and his consorts throughout the year particularly during the Poolangi, Annakota and Brahmothsavams.



With the earnest desire to revive the former glory and importance of the temple, the idol of Ammavaru was installed in 1963 the year following the Chinese aggression, and when the aggression was unilaterally vacated, Ammavaru was given the name of Rajya Lakshmi, signifying this welcome event. The unique feature of this idol is that lotus flowers are held in three hands and the fourth hand is in such a position towards the lotus feet which signifies the doctrine of Saranagathi.


The temple has been visited by great Acharyas from time to time. A visit to the temple is a must for the Jeer of Sri Ahobila Mutt every time he visits the twin cities, and in the temple is installed the idol of the first Jeer. The Tilakayaths of Sri Vallabhacharya Sampradaya have been regularly visiting the shrine. Jagadguru Sri Sankaracharya of Sringeri Mutt and his disciple graced the efforts of the trustees in improving the temple.


REMEDIES


Vishnu Sahasranama was first composed & recited by Bhishma, when he was on his deathbed. Lord Krishna went to see Bhishma because he was breathing his last. When Bhishma had darshan of Lord Krishna, he started reciting Vishnu Sahasranama immediately. Vishnu Sahasranama means, rosary of thousand names of Lord Vishnu.


He started reciting Vishnu Sahasranama in the order he saw lord's form continuously and successively.


Vishnu Sahasranama is found in Mahabharata, the great epic of India. If confers all the mundane transcendental benefits to the person who chants it. There are so many Sahasranamas of Vishnu, but among them this happens to be the most cardinal and important one because right from Sankaracharyalu there are so many Sages and Saints who have recited and commented in their own way. Even today, it is recited with the fervor and gaiety in all the temples of Lord Vishnu.


The Chanting of following names of Lord Vishnu, immensely helps us in overcoming the obstacles in our daily life.


1. "Om Vashatkaaraaya Namaha" : For Success in Business.

2. "Om Aksharaaya Namaha" : For Success in Studies.

3. "Om Bhuthabhavanaya Namaha" : For Good Health.

4. "Om Paramaathmane Namaha" : For Self Confidence.