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Mantralayam Raghavendra Temple Daily Seva

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Note: Kindly check with the PRO for Seva confirmation – +91-08512-279700.
Devotees are requested to make use of this opportunity.

Mantralayam Temple Daily Seva

  1. Dinaika Sampoorna Annadana Seva: Rs. 2,00,000/-
  2. Dinaika Sampoorna Seva: 1,00,000/-
  3. Vastra Samarpana Seva (all Brindavans & H.H Swamiji) Rs. 60,000/-
  4. Vastra Samarpana Seva (Rayara Brindavana & H.H Swaniji) Rs. 30,000/-
  5. Navarathna Rathotsavam Rs. 13,000/-
  6. Bangaru Pallaki Seva Rs. 9,000/-
  7. Golden Chariot Seva: Rs. 7,000/-
  8. Rajatha Gajavahana Seva Rs. 5,000/-
  9. Kanaka Kavacha Samarpana: Rs. 4,000/-
  10. Rajata Rathotsava: Rs. 2,500/-
  11. Rathotsava: Rs. 1,500/-
  12. Kanaka Maha Pooja: Rs.1000/-
  13. Poorna Seva: Rs. 700/-
  14. Sri Vayu Stuti Purashcharana(Madhu Abhisheka: Only on Saturday) Rs. 550/-
  15. Maha Pooja: Rs.400/-
  16. Unjal Seva: Rs. 400/-
  17. Sarva Seva: Rs. 300/-
  18. Utsavarayara Pada Pooja: Rs. 250/-
  19. Pala Panchamruta: Rs. 200/-
  20. Archana Sahitha Hastodaka: Rs. 100/-
  21. Panchamruta: Rs. 100/-
  22. Ksheerabhisheka: Rs. 70/-
  23. Upanayanam: Rs. 1000/-
  24. Ghruta Nanda Deepa: Rs. 500/-
  25. Javala: Rs. 500/-
  26. Naga Pratishta: Rs. 500/-
  27. Aksharabhyasam: Rs. 250/-
  28. Anna Prashanam: Rs. 250/-
  29. Kartika Deepotsava: Rs. 200/-
  30. Namakaranam: Rs. 500/-
  31. Taila Nanda Deepa: Rs. 300/-
  32. Karnavedham: Rs. 200/-
  33. Sri Satyanarayana Pooja: Rs. 100/-
  34. Seva Sankalpa: Rs. 30/-
  35. Vahana Pooja: Rs. 50/-
  36. Go-Graasa Seva: Rs. 1,000/-
  37. GoPooja: Rs. 500/-
  38. Godaana Seva: Rs. 10,000/-

Mantralayam Temple Sankalpa Seva

As the scriptural authority says “apyachuto guru dvaaraa prasadakRut” It is very easy to please the Supreme Lord (Narayana) using guru as the channel. This is very obvious in the case of Gurusarvabhouma Sri Raghavendra teertha (Rayaru), the Kalpatharu (the divine tree that grants all wishes) of Kaliyuga. He grants the desires of supplicants without hesitation; devotees serving him with a pure heart are doubly blessed because he also removes their sins, blemishes and other shortcomings. People have experienced this in person and is something that great gyAnis have vouched for. The benefits of obtaining Rayaru’s grace have been profusely documented in religious works like Sri Raghavendra Vijaya, Sri Raghavendra stotra and hundreds of compositions by great saints.

H.H. Sri Subudhendra teertha, the present pontiff of the Matha, has reassured devotees on innumerable occasions that coming to Mantralaya is not mandatory to obtain Rayaru’s grace, it is enough if one performs devout service in one’s home by going around Rayaru’s picture while reciting Raghavendra Stotra. Even reciting “Sri Raghavendraya namah” with intense devotion is good enough to obtain his total grace.

There are many popular ways of serving Rayaru. One of the most common but very potent advice that you get from Rayaru’s devotees while seeking solutions for life’s numerous problems is, “ Go to Mantralaya and perform the Sankalpa Seva, Rayaru will definitely bless you”. Sankalpa means an oath or a resolution to do something, Seva is the service performed to a celestial being. In this case, Sankalpa Seva involves the following steps:

As the scriptural authority says “apyachuto guru dvaaraa prasadakRut” it is very easy to please the Supreme Lord (Narayana) using guru as the channel. This is very obvious in the case of Gurusarvabhouma Sri Raghavendra teertha (Rayaru), the Kalpatharu (the divine tree that grants all wishes) of Kaliyuga. He grants the desires of supplicants without hesitation; devotees serving him with a pure heart are doubly blessed because he also removes their sins, blemishes and other shortcomings. People have experienced this in person and is something that great gyanis have vouched for. The benefits of obtaining Rayaru’s grace have been profusely documented in religious works like Sri Raghavendra Vijaya, Sri Raghavendra stotra and hundreds of compositions by great saints.

H.H. Sri Subudhendra teertha, the present pontiff of the Matha, has reassured devotees on innumerable occasions that coming to Mantralaya is not mandatory to obtain Rayaru’s grace, it is enough if one performs devout service in one’s home by going around Rayaru’s picture while reciting Raghavendra Stotra. Even reciting “Sri Raghavendraya namah” with intense devotion is good enough to obtain his total grace.

There are many popular ways of serving Rayaru. One of the most common but very potent advice that you get from Rayaru’s devotees while seeking solutions for life’s numerous problems is, “ Go to Mantralaya and perform the Sankalpa Seva, Rayaru will definitely bless you”. Sankalpa means an oath or a resolution to do something, Seva is the service performed to a celestial being. In this case, Sankalpa Seva involves the following steps:

  • Going to Mantralaya at a convenient time,
  • Obtaining darshana of (or viewing) Rayaru’s Brindavana,
  • Taking the oath to perform Seva in the prescribed manner
  • Performing the Seva while following some strict rules.
  • The number of devotees who have performed Sankalpa Seva in this manner and benefited from it is so huge that listing them is next to impossible, We are listing below 15 of the most frequently asked question about Sankalpa Seva.

FAQ

Who should take the oath to perform the service (Seva)?

Anybody who wishes to benefit from Sri Rayaru’s grace is eligible to take this oath.

Who will administer the oath to perform the Seva?

One of the Archaks or volunteers will do this.

Is there any fee for administering the oath?

Since this is a major service that the Matha is performing for devotees, nothing more than a symbolic token of Rs. 20 is expected. This should be tendered at the offices of the Matha.

What are the ingredients that the devotees should bring for the oath taking ceremony?

There is nothing like ingredients in particular, but bringing the items given below will make your sankalpa easy.

Utensils to perform Achamana
A small plate
One new, unpeeled coconut
One coconut as a symbolic offering
Loose change as Dakshina

What is the correct time for performing Seva?

In the mornings between 5 and 8 AM, and in the evening between 4 and 5, are the most appropriate times for performing Seva.

How many times should the Pradakshina (going around the Brindavana) be performed?

Based on one’s ability, one can choose from 5, 11, 14, 28, and 54 times.

For how many days should the Seva be performed?

Based on one’s endurance, one can choose from 1, 3, 5, 7, 14, 21, and 42 days.

What are the regulations governing the actual Seva?

1) The person taking the oath should bathe in the river twice, taking care to wet the head. A woman needs to do it once only.
2) One should not use soap while taking a bath.
3) One should not use wet clothes. Clothes that have been dried in Madi should be used for performing the Seva.
4) One should dress in a traditional manner, using a Pancha-kache (five folds)
5) One should not use hair oil or any type of ointment; one should also not do any kind of makeup or decoration

6) One should not have a haircut or shave on the days on which seva is being performed
7) One should not adorn one’s hair with any flower, other than what has been offered to Sri Hari-Vayu-Guru.
8) One should eat only once a day. At night, milk or fruits can be consumed in moderate Question quantities.
9) Foods that have been cooked or fried or prepared in a hotel should be avoided.
10) After the Pradakshina is completed one should spend time by going through religious, pious works and avoid wasteful activities like idle gossip. Ladies should sing the compositions of Haridasas.
11) One should not sleep on a bed; however, a cheaper (a thin mattress made of fiber) can be used.
12) On Dwadashi and during the Dhanur masa, one can continue Pradakshine after taking food.

Are there any regulations governing the Pradakshine and Namaskaara (prostration)?

Yes, the Pradakshine and namaskar should be performed in the manner prescribed by religious scriptures. Devotees should keep the following aspects in mind while performing Pradakshina during the Seva. There are two ways to offer Pradakshine and Namaskara.

Method 1.
1) One should perform Pradakshina 5,9,11…. times around the Sanctum Sanctorum.
2) During each Pradakshina, one should perform namaskar 12 times with utmost devotion towards Sri Rama, Narahari (Narasimha), Krishna and Vedavyasa respectively. Have a look at the Map given below.
3) During the pradakshina time one should recite pious religious compositions like Sri Raghavendra Stotra, Vayu Stuti, Dashaavatarastuti, Krishnaashtakam, Vishnu Sahasranama etc.
Ladies should not perform sashtanga namaskara wherein the entire body touches the ground. They should kneel and perform the namaskar.

Method 2.
Complete the Pradakshine and Namaskara in Maha Praakara first. Then perform the same at Pancha Vrindavana, Ashvatha, Shamee and Tulasi.

Are there other ways of performing Seva to Rayaru?

Yes. As stated before, if one is sincere and devoted to Hari, Vayu and Rayaru, there are many ways of performing Seva to Rayaru. The following section lists some of the main ones:

1) Sitting in one place and reciting Sri Raghavendra stotra 108 times.
2) Hejje namaskar (Going around the Brindavana Sannidhana advancing one foot at a time and performing namaskar for each stride)
3) Urulu Seva – Rolling on the body and going around the Brindavana Sannidhana. (This is forbidden for women.)Reciting Sri Raghavendra Stotra 108 times while performing abhisheka for Rayara Brindavana with cow’s milk.
4) Going through religious works composed by great gyaanis; some of the popular ones are Sudha, Parimala, Sri Madhva Vijaya, Sri Raghavendra Vijaya etc.

In all of the above cases, the main ingredient is sincerity, pure heart and intense devotion.

One of our relative is a disability. Can we take the oath in his name and do the Pradakshina?

Certainly. This is also acceptable to Rayaru. However, the person on whose behalf this Seva is being undertaken should be around.

One of our question acquaintances told us that during the Seva period, Sri Rayaru appears in our dream and blesses us. Is this true?

Even though not many people can prove with absolute certainty that it was Rayaru himself who appeared in their dreams and blessed them, there is no doubt whatsoever that serving him with a pure heart and intense devotion will fetch his grace, maybe in a dream and sometimes even directly!

What is meant by ‘Poorna Phala”?

As stated earlier, at the beginning of the Seva the devotee should set aside a new, unpeeled coconut. After the completion of the Seva, this coconut is symbolically offered to Rayaru and returned with mantrakshate. This is called Poorna Phala.

What should be done with Poorna phala?

After receiving the holy coconut from the priest, one should handle it with great care and respect. It should not be kept on the ground or made impure in any way. It should be brought home and worshipped with devotion as it represents Rayaru’s blessings. Later it should be consumed (without cooking) in the company of close relatives.

What should be done after performing the Seva?

Since it is absolutely certain that Rayaru will bless you with fruits appropriate to the level of service performed, one should be patient until the desired result is obtained. In addition, all the discipline and devotion displayed during the Seva should be retained as much as possible, as long as possible. This is a sure way of obtaining Rayaru’s grace.

Mantralayam Temple Lifetime Seva

Specific Endowment/ Life Time Sevas will be performed on the date/tithi intended by the devotees and after one year of the date of remittance, as these Sevas will be performed on the interest received from the fixed deposit amount every year.

Sevas will not be performed on Ekadasi, Grahana (Eclipse) days and on Sri Krishna Janmashtami.

You may offer Sevas from distant places also. In such a case, send a Cheque / Demand Draft /Money Order for a relevant seva amount in favor of The Manager, SRS Mutt, Mantralayam 518 345 Dist: Kurnool. AP India. DD should be drawn on State Bank of India, payable to Mantralayam Branch.

  • Navarathna Rathotsavam: Rs. 1,95,000/-
  • Golden Pallaki Seva : Rs. 1,62,000/-
  • Kanaka Rathotsava : Rs. 1,22,500/-
  • Rajatha Gajavahana seva Rs. 75,000/-
  • Kanaka Kavacha Samarpana Seva : Rs. 72,000/-
    Rajata Rathotsava : Rs. 42,500/-
  • Rathotsava : Rs. 22,500/-
  • Kanaka Maha Pooja : Rs. 16,000/-Poorna Seva : Rs. 11,250/-
  • Utsava Rayara Pada Pooja: Rs. 5,000/-
  • Maha Pooja : Rs. 8,000/-
  • Sarva Seva : Rs. 6,000/-
  • Panchamruta : Rs. 2,000/-
  • Ksheerabhisheka: Rs. 1,400/- 
  • Archana Sahita Hastodaka: Rs. 2,000/-
  • Phala Panchamruta : Rs. 4,000/-
  • Unjal Seva: Rs. 8,000/-
  • Ghruta Nanda Deepa: Rs. 7,500/-
  • Taila Nanda Deepam: Rs. 4,500/-
  • Anna Dana (Vishesha Hastodaka Nidhi): Rs. Minimum 2,500/-

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Note: Kindly check with the PRO for Seva confirmation – +91-08512-279700.
Devotees are requested to make use of this opportunity.

Mantralayam Raghavendra Temple Daily Seva

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