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Devotees flock for darshan
The Aswayuja Brahmotsavam of Lord Sri Venkateswara was witnessed by thousands of devotees on the seventh day on Friday.
The Aswayuja Brahmotsavam of Lord Sri Venkateswara was witnessed by thousands of devotees on the seventh day on Friday.
The devotees offered prayers to the Lord Sri Venkateswara at the hill shrine temple. The village Dwaraka Tirumala was packed up with devotees who thronged into the temple to have darshan of Lord Sri Venkateshwara. Around 10,000 devotees reached the Dwaraka Tirumala.
As part of Brahmotsavams, Rathotsavam was performed on Thursday night in the village. Every year, after the Kalyanotsavam of the God and Goddesses, Rathotsavam is conducted which is the main event in the Brahmotsavams of Lord Sri Venkateshwara.
The Lord Sri Venkateswara in her new groom’s dress appeared on the Ratham (The Chariot) along with two brides in the Tiru Veedhi (The streets) and gave his blessings to the devotees. Around 30,000 devotees witnessed the Rathotsavam. The Vedic Pundits chanted the hymns praising the Lord Sri Venkateswara while the Swami Vari Ratham passed on the streets of the village.
The last day on Saturday, Brahmotavam will be completed with Pavalimpu Seva of Lord Sri Venkateswara in the Temple.
