Shravana Nakshatram | Tulasi Archana | Budha Dosh | Divyadesam Kshetra | Kumbakonam | 25th March, 2025

Shravana Nakshatram | Tulasi Archana | Budha Dosh | Divyadesam Kshetra | Kumbakonam | 25^th March, 2025

Invoke Lord Srinivasa on auspicious day of Ekadashi with Shravana Nakshatram participating in Tulasi Archana Online at Kumbakonam on 25^th March, 2025 seeking relief from Budha Dosh, financial difficulties and blessings.

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Benefits of Tulasi Archana

• Address Budha Graha Dosham
• Brings in Positive Vibes
• Helps overcome Financial Difficulties
• All Round Growth

Importance of Shravana Nakshatram | Tulasi Archana

Shravana means “hearing”. The meaning further expands to include listening, understanding, and learning; all of this, put in a nutshell, will be education. The star is ruled by none other than Maha Vishnu, who manifests in each and every life and protects the universe. Blessings of Lord Vishnu can eradicate all the negative forces from life, leading to immense happiness and prosperity.

Significance of Ekadashi

Ekadashi is a special day where devotes dedicate the day to praying to Lord Vishnu and seek his blessings. Less importance is given to mundane chores that day and it is advised to rise early in the morning bathe and dedicate the day to praying to Lord Vishnu. For spiritual advancement, fasting on this day is highly beneficial. As explained in the Vedic Scriptures, our mind gets influenced by the moon. Ekadashi is connected to the cosmic movement of the moon and its relation with the mind. The mind uses the chakras which get influenced.

Those who cannot fast completely usually fast from grains. It is believed that on this day, we are given the maximum concentration capacity, through the energy centers or chakras.

Nathan Kovil Divyadesam Kshetra | Kumbakonam

Nathan Kovil or Thiru Nandipura Vinnagaram (ನಾಥನ್ ಕೋಯಿಲ್/ತಿರುನಂದಿಪುರ ವಿಣ್ಣಗರಂ) is an ancient temple town, in the outskirts of Kumbakonam in Tamil Nadu. It is a Vaishnava Divya Desam Temple dedicated to Lord Srinivasan and Shenbagavalli (Goddess Lakshmi) Thaayar. Naathan Kovil is the 16th Divya Desam of the 108 Divya Desams.
Divya Desam Temples are those Vishnu temples that have been visited and canonised with Tamil hymns by Vaishnava Alwar (Azhwars) saints, between 4^th Century CE and 10^th Century CE. The presiding deity Srinivasa Perumal faces West in this temple. Nathan Kovil was once the capital of the Chola Empire.

Invoke Lord Srinivasa on auspicious day of Ekadashi with Shravana Nakshatram participating in Tulasi Archana Online at Kumbakonam on 25^th March, 2025 seeking relief from Budha Dosh, financial difficulties and blessings.

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