108 kalasams and 10 Sivacharyas were engaged by the Peedam on the opening day. They conducted Vinayaga pooja and 'yaaga saalai pooja' to begin the four-day programme.
The homam along with Lakshmi Pooja during Deepavali festival, was being organised by the Peedam from October 23 to 26 to also celebrate the 55th birthday of Peedam founder Kayilai Gnanaguru Dr Sri Muralidhara Swamigal.
The Mahalakshmi-Danvantri-Kanakadhara homam is being performed as three homam in one homa kundam for global welfare and to alleviate the suffering of the people.
Kanakadhara Homam and Lakshmi Pooja are done from centuries and considered to be potent even today.
A person who wants immediate relief from financial problem can perform this yaagam. This pooja has power to grant one with wealth, rich food, land, property and buildings, fame, longevity, high social status, vehicles, perfect spouse, children, state accolade, good health, joy, pleasures, trade success and total fulfillment.
Origin of Kanakadhara Stotram and homam:
Kanakadhara means “Torrential Rain of Gold from the sky”. The name itself justifies the legend that there was a rain of golden gooseberries when Sri Adi Sankaracharya recited slokas after seeing the plight of a Brahmin lady living in abject poverty.
The lady was upset, as she could only provide gooseberries as alms to Sri Adi Sankaracharya when he visited her house. Seeing her plight, Sri Adi Sankaracharya was moved and he recited slokas addressing goddess Lakshmi. It is believed that golden gooseberries fell when Sri Adi Sankaracharya
completed the 19th sloka. Thus, the stotra of Adi Sankaracharya towards Goddess Lakshmi was sacred, famous and powerful, known as Kanakadhara Stotram.
Kanakadhara homam on Deepavali Festival week
For Ashta Siddhi and Nava Niddhi
These poojas are being performed for all and is a golden opportunity for you to invoke the divine blessings for immediate financial relief and material prosperity for self and family. So, enlist wholeheartedly and join in this devotional ceremony and gain blessings of goddess Mahalakshmi in the form of wealth and prosperity.
Mahalakshmi homam (October 24 - Friday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m)
Those who participate in the Mahalakshmi homam at the Danvantri Peedam on October 24, will derive benefits like prosperity, peace of mind, and to overcome problems like debts, financial crisis and ill-health. Since Mahalakshmi is positioned in the Danvantri Peedam as Arogya Lakshmi, She would confer benefits like saving one from mental and physical illnesses, provide affection and peace of mind, says Peedam founder Kayilai Gnanaguru Dr Sri Muralidhara Swamigal.
Danvantri Homam (October 25, Saturday 10.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.)
Participation in the homam to priopitiate Sri Danvantri will help overcome illnesses like BP, headache, TB, pain, spondylitis, cough and so on, says Swamigal. Hundreds of herbs would be used in the homam which would in effect be a pain reliever.
Kanakadhara homam (October 26, Sunday 10.30 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
When one thinks of Amla (Nellikani), the story of Adi Sankarar and the gold rain at the house of a poor woman comes to mind. According to the Adi Sankarar story in Kaaladi, as he studied in a gurukula system, he had to resort to Bikshai (begging for food). One day, he went to the house of a poor woman and recited the words 'Bhavathi Bikshaam Daehi', the woman came out of the and spotted the kid but had no food to give him. All she had was an Amla which she had wanted to eat but gave it to the kid. Adi Sankarar was moved by her kindness and decided to invoke the blessings of Mahalakshmi and recited the Kanakadhaaraa stothram to end her poverty. Immediately Goddess Mahalakshmi created a rain of golden Amlas in the woman's house.That day came to be known as Akshaya Trithiya. Even today, the practice of devotees going to Kaaladi and visiting the house where the Amla rain took place continues. The idol of Lord Krishna is given an abhishekam of golden Amlas, and the Kanakadhaaraa slokam is recited.
The Amla is thus an important fruit -- it provides longevity and evokes a feeling of spirituality in every mind. That is why the kanakadhaaraa slokam would be recited during October 23 to 26 for the sake of the devotees.
The Amla also finds place in literature. Once Avvaiyar was given an Amla which would give her eternal life. However, she decided to give it to King Adiyaman, saying if she ate the fruit, it would benefit only her but if he ate the fruit it would be better as the service-minded king could help all the citizens. When she handed him the fruit to the king, he returned it to her saying he could help only the citizens, but she could help the Tamil language.
Thus the Amla fruit can provide the people prosperity and a lot of good things, said Sri Muralidhara Swamigal. That is why, one lakh fruits would be used in the yaagam so as to benefot entire mankind, he added. Swamigal urged devotees to turn up in large numbers and derive the benefits of the yaagam.
Those who wish to donate to the Peedam may follow the procedure given below:
Donations/sponsorship/contributions are invited. For more details, contact:
Sri Muralidhara Swamigal
Sri Danvantri Arogya Peedam
Danvantri Nagar, Kilpudupet, Walajapet 632513, Vellore District.
Phones: 91-4172-230033, 292133, 292433, 0-94433 30203
Please note:
. Danvantri homam is performed on all 365 days from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon.
. Sankalpam is done at the time of homam for the related persons and for the global welfare for a
disease- and disorder-free life.
. Timings and days of the poojas are subject to changes.
Donations can be made by way of cash/Demand Draft/money order (or) can be remitted in Savings Bank a/c No. 10917462439 with State Bank of India, Walajapet Branch (Tamil Nadu), Branch Code 0775 IFSC: SBIN0000775 in favour of Sri Muralidhara Swamigal.
For more details regarding payments, contact:
Sri Muralidhara Swamigal
Sri Danvantri Arogya Peedam
Danvantri Nagar, Kilpudupet, Walajapet 632513, Vellore District.
Phones: 91-4172-230033, 292133, 292433, 0-94433 30203
E-mail: danvantripeedam@gmail.com
Web: www.dhanvantripeedam.com
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