Shiva Yagya at the
Sacred Chidambaram Temple
This Shiva Yagya is performed at the revered Chidambaram Temple, the ancient home of Nataraja, where Shiva is honored as the Lord of the Cosmic Dance.
Through mantra and offering, the ritual invites Shiva’s timeless presence to radiate clarity, peace, and quiet strength, extending its subtle influence beyond the individual to support balance and coherence in the wider world.
Pradosham is a sacred time dedicated to Lord Shiva, occurring twice each lunar month during the twilight hours of Trayodashi. It is considered especially auspicious for releasing negative karma, overcoming obstacles, and letting go of patterns that no longer serve us. Pradosham Yagyas invoke Shiva’s transforming grace to bring greater peace, clarity, protection, and spiritual renewal into our lives.
Performed on Pradosham September 8th
Special Days Yagyas
September
An on-going series of special yagyas every month according to the Vedic calendar
$75 - Includes the entire family.
Ganesh Chaturthi
Ganesha Chaturthi .celebrates Lord Ganesha, the beloved remover of obstacles and bestower of wisdom, prosperity, and success. His great elephant head symbolizes wisdom and the ability to see beyond appearances, while his large ears remind us to listen deeply and his single tusk represents the power to overcome duality and remain focused on what is essential. Ganesha’s blessings help clear obstacles both seen and unseen, strengthen good judgment, and create favorable conditions for new beginnings. Ganesha Chaturthi Yagyas are especially auspicious for inviting greater clarity, abundance, protection, and success, while helping us move forward with wisdom, confidence, and divine support.
Performed on September 14th
Bhuvaneshwatri Jayanti
100 Priest Chandi Path Yagya
This powerful Chandi Path Yagya is best performed on Shukla Ashtami, the eighth lunar day of the waxing Moon. Shukla Ashtami is associated with Durga and Chandi in their most dynamic and protective warrior form, when divine energy is actively engaged in restoring balance and order.
This ritual supports the removal of obstacles, dissolution of fear, neutralization of hostile forces, and release of deep karmic blockages. Offered collectively by one hundred priests, this yagya is intended not only for personal protection and strength, but also to generate a broad field of harmony, protection, and stability for the wider community and the world at large.
Performed on Durga Ashtami, September 18th
You are welcome to participate for one month or as a subscription for automatic participation every month.
Family members are automatically included.
The cost is $75.
Varaha Jayanti
Varaha Jayanti celebrates Lord Vishnu’s incarnation as Varaha, the divine boar who rescued the Earth from the depths of the cosmic ocean and restored it to its rightful place.
Varaha represents the power of the Divine to restore balance when life has fallen into disorder. A Varaha Jayanti Yagya invokes Vishnu’s protective energy for stability, strength, overcoming difficult circumstances, and restoring harmony and dharma in our lives.
It is a day for honoring ancient spiritual powers and inviting their blessings for greater balance, clarity, and well-being.
Performed on September 13th
Bhuvaneshwari is one of the Dasa Mahavidyas, the ten great forms of the Divine Mother, and represents the infinite space of consciousness in which all creation arises.
A Bhuvaneshwari Yagya invokes her nurturing and expansive energy to remove limitations, restore harmony, and open new possibilities in our lives. Her blessings encourage us to move beyond fear and restriction into a greater experience of peace, abundance, and spiritual freedom.
Performed on September 13th
Shraddha Ritual for Ancestors
The Śrāddha ritual is traditionally best performed on Amāvasyā, the New Moon, a tithi closely associated with the Pitṛs (ancestors).
Shraddha performed on Amāvasyā supports ancestral healing, release of unresolved karmic ties, and the restoration of harmony within the family lineage. It is believed to bring peace and nourishment to the ancestors while offering protection, stability, and subtle support to present and future generations. This ritual also helps clear lingering ancestral influences, creating a quieter, more balanced foundation for spiritual and worldly progress.
Performed on September 27th
Skandha Shasti Yagya
Lord Skanda—is also known as Muruga and Kartikeya—the divine warrior and son of Shiva and Parvati.
Skanda represents the spiritual power that overcomes darkness, confusion, and opposition.
His victory reminds us that obstacles which appear overwhelming can be transformed when we align ourselves with divine strength and purpose.
Skanda Shashti Yagyas invoke this powerful energy of protection and victory. Through Skanda’s blessings, we seek the courage to overcome difficulties, the clarity to recognize the right path, and the strength to move forward with confidence and grace.
Performed on September 16th