Daily Puja Schedule

Homam, also known as homa, havan, yajna, or yagya, is a fire ritual performed to invoke the divine presence using specific procedures and mantras. In Devipuram, the Homams performed belong to the Sri Vidya tradition. 
The fire acts as a medium for communication with the Gods, allowing them to receive offerings, prayers, and mantras.  Agni [Fire] is also known as ‘Pavaka’ in sanskrit meaning ‘Pure’. Fire is a pure element that cannot be polluted, making it conducive to receiving the full presence of the deity. By meditating on a deity through an external fire, one can enhance their internal fire and purify themselves from impurities, karma, and blockages in the energy channels.

Schedule : Daily
Location  : Homa Shala

Mahaganapati sahita Rudra Homam is performed to the chants of Ganapati Atharvaseersham, Mahaganapati Mantra, Shiva Mantra,  Rudra Namakam and Chamakam.  

Benefits :
Ganapati sahita Rudra Homam bestows the performer with good luck and removes the obstacles in his path to success. Rudra bestows Will power to achieve success.

• Ganapathi is the first to be worshipped in any ritual. Son of Shiva and Parvati, He can remove any obstacles on the path of the Sadhaka.
• • By seeking his divine blessings, one can attain profound wisdom and insight.
  • He is also the guardian of the door, so without His blessings, we can’t reach higher plans.  
    
    
• Rudra, the embodiment of boundless benevolence, represents the consciousness of infinite goodness. By engaging in the sacred act of Rudra Homam, we align ourselves with his divine essence, thereby cultivating virtues such as liberation from attachments and emancipation from the shackles of worldly attachments and relationships. This transformative practice serves as a conduit for channeling Rudra’s divine qualities into our lives.

Schedule : 1st Sunday of Each Month; also can be requested on any other day.
Location  : Homa Shala

Varahi sahita Chandi Homam is performed to the chants of MahaVarahi Mantra,  Chandi Navakshari Mantra & Sri Durga Saptashati. Also known as Chandi Path, this great   it is recited during the homam along with different offerings to the fire. 

 Benefits :

• Chandi, derived from “Chand” meaning “tear apart,” eliminates ego-driven thoughts and steers us back on our path.
  • Chandi guides us to the inner sanctuary of true peace and happiness, liberating us from the tyranny of thoughts and provide us protection.
• Varahi, with a boar-like face and seated on a buffalo (Mahisha), possesses immense power.
  • Granting wishes, dispelling ego, and punishing evil, Varahi provides protection and shields from misery.
  • Bless with good health. She can direct her armies to quell various enemies, which can represent diseases and internal destructive emotions. It would be especially helpful with respect of bringing relief to terminally ill cancer or AIDS patients.
  • She corrects our course when we stray, clearing hurdles and guiding us towards spiritual and material success. Her boar face indicates that She can dig deep into or karmas and will remove all the hurdles afflicting our success in all matters.
  • Her vehicle, Mahisa, the buffalo, represents the ego and inertness in a person to change and reset to the same old behavior, like a buffalo bathing in the same murky waters. She riding the buffalo represents Her ability to bring about the change within us and take us forward to spiritual and material heights.