Krutya Pratyangira Tantrica Peetam (Hyderabad)
Pratyangira Devi Maha Vidyalu:
1224 Rakalu Puja Vidhanala Paddhatulu
Sriman Komanduri Seshacharyulu garu has meticulously established a structured approach to the 1224 different types of Puja Vidhanas associated with Pratyangira Devi Maha Vidyalu. These rituals are designed to channel the divine energy of the goddess, invoking her powerful presence for protection and spiritual upliftment.
Prayoga Vidhanalu refers to the application of sacred mantras and rituals to solve any problem, no matter how difficult. At Pratyangira Devi Peetam, the Paramantra Bhakshini and Paramantra Prayogini are utilized under the guidance of Sriman Komanduri Seshacharyulu garu, ensuring the faithful receive divine intervention in their times of need.
- 1916 Pratyangira Homa Vidhana Padhatulu
- 64 Krutya Devatala Yokka Prayoga Vidhanalu
- 444 Pancha Tantra Prakriya Mudra Kriya Prayoga Vidhanalu
- 376 Pratyangira Tantrika Krutya Yantralu
Krutya Tantrika pratyangira Devi Namo Namaha
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Supporting Gods
Shree Maha Pratyangira Devi is the main deity, while the accompanying gods are honored below.
Vinai Theerkum Vinayagar
Lord Ganesha, revered as "Vinai Theerkum Vinayagar," is the remover of obstacles. Known for addressing challenges like delays in marriage and childbirth, devotees offer turmeric sticks as a remedy to dissolve past and present karmas.
Kala Bhairava
Kala Bhairava, a fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva, is honored as a guardian and protector. Devotees seek his blessings for protection and courage to face life’s difficulties, relying on his formidable energy to overcome obstacles.
Saptha Kannigal
Saptha Kannigal represents a tranquil manifestation of Devi, embodying inner peace and spiritual harmony. Devotees invoke her blessings to attain mental and emotional balance, finding serenity in her divine presence.
Varahi Devi
Goddess Varahi Devi, often depicted with a boar's head, symbolizes the fierce aspect of the Divine Feminine. She is worshipped as a protector against evil influences, with devotees turning to her for safeguarding against negative energies.
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