AdhiParaSakthi Siddhar Shakti Peetam and Spiritual Center of NA

  Om Shakti! The unique specialty of celebrating Navaratri every year in Shakti Peetam is the AKHANDA Dheepam . When the Universal Supreme Mother AdhiParaShakti descended on this earth as a Spiritual Guru in the form of Shri Bangaru Adigalaar, fondly and respectfully addressed as 'Amma' (Ammavaaru, Maa, Mother), She showed us different methods to helps us all the souls progress through our spiritual journey.  Spiritual journey, which is the life's journey is on a karmic path and is dictated and regulated by everything we did, and we do both in mind and body. The law of karma is the only force that orchestrates our life from birth to death, but it is also a known truth that using our intellect (Buddhi) and belief in Divine, we as humans are bestowed with ability to realize, correct, and change course of our journey. While there are multiple tools and methods defined and established by many realized souls as Rishis, and Siddhars to help us overcome the inertia of our karma,...

While the divine is omnipresent and omnipotent, as it takes avatars and descends on this planet, an interesting phenomenon has to be noted. All male forms like Vishnu, Shiva when they incarnate here, they have stay in mother’s womb for nine or ten months and be born. But in case of Sita, Radha, Parvati, Padmavati, Andal, and the list goes on were all found in a forest, river, or shores. Their birth is not known to anyone or recorded anywhere in scriptures. Their birth secret is - She is Moola Prakriti. Note that even in Lalita Sahasranaama She is called VishwaGarbha which means She is the womb in which entire universe / cosmos resides. Implies She gives birth to this prapancha. She Herself being the origin of everything, She is not born of anything.  In Supreme Mother AdhiParaSakthi 1008 Potri Thiruvuru mantras recited in Shakti Peetam, following lines depict Her as the creator of all deities we know.  42 Om Shankaranai Padaithavaley Potri Om (Creator of Shankara - Shiva) 43 O...

Many wonder why wear red attire when visiting Shakti Peetam. Especially we emphasize all Shakti Sevakas to be in red attire when doing rituals and services to the Mother.   While logically red symbolizes total equality as it refers to color of blood in all beings, there is a spiritual and divine significance that merges one with the Mother Herself.  For simplicity and understanding, context is drawn from some verses in Lalita Sahasranaama here. If interested, continue reading.  The color red is significantly emphasized throughout the Lalitha Sahasranamam and is deeply symbolic, representing compassion, divine energy, auspiciousness, and the transformative power of the Mother, Who is described as being radiant with this color in Her complexion, attire, and adornments, including rubies and red hibiscus flowers.  Several names evoke the color red, either directly or through symbolic associations: * *Sarvaruna*: This name explicitly means "She who has the light redd...