These projects embody Swamiji’s vision to enhance the spiritual, societal, and medical support offered by Mukkamala Mahakshetra, ensuring it remains a beacon of hope and guidance for the community.
Swamiji has committed to building a grand temple dedicated to Sri Sri Sri Seetala Devi, a deity revered for her protection against various diseases. Following numerous Seetala homas and mantra japas, the installation ceremony is scheduled for August 9th, 2024, marking a pivotal moment in Peetam's legacy.
A new Annadana Seva building is being constructed to accommodate the thousands of devotees expected during the 2027 Godavari Pushkaralu. This facility will ensure the continued tradition of providing free meals to all visitors.
To enhance the efficiency and sanctity of daily rituals and ceremonies, a permanent Yagashala is under construction at Mukkamala Mahakshetra. This dedicated space will support the ongoing spiritual practices with a stable and sacred environment.
The existing Gau Shala is being upgraded to provide superior care for the native breeds of cows. These improvements reflect the Peetam’s commitment to animal welfare and enhance the well-being of the cows and bulls.
New air-conditioning facilities are being added to the rooms and dormitories to offer greater comfort to visitors, especially during the hot summer months. This upgrade will enhance the stay experience for devotees.
Plans are underway to enable virtual participation in the rituals conducted at Mukkamala Mahakshetra. This initiative will allow a global audience to join in the poojas, homas, and other ceremonies, spreading the spiritual benefits to devotees worldwide.
Local community members are actively supporting Swamiji in preparation for the Godavari Pushkaralu. This collaboration aims to manage the large number of devotees and ensure a smooth and spiritually fulfilling experience for all.
New medical testing centers are being established to provide screening for serious diseases such as cancer. A dedicated team of doctors will offer these essential health services, promoting the well-being of devotees.
To expand the reach of Mukkamala Peetham, the construction of Upa Peethas (subcenters) across various states in India is underway. These subcenters will offer similar spiritual services and guidance as the main Peetham.
Efforts are being made to provide online access to rituals and virtual consultations with Swamiji. This project aims to make spiritual services more accessible to devotees worldwide, allowing them to participate and receive guidance from afar.
Swamiji has committed to building a grand temple dedicated to Sri Sri Sri Seetala Devi, a deity revered for her protection against various diseases. Following numerous Seetala homas and mantra japas, the installation ceremony is scheduled for August 9th, 2024, marking a pivotal moment in Peetam's legacy.
A new Annadana Seva building is being constructed to accommodate the thousands of devotees expected during the 2027 Godavari Pushkaralu. This facility will ensure the continued tradition of providing free meals to all visitors.
To enhance the efficiency and sanctity of daily rituals and ceremonies, a permanent Yagashala is under construction at Mukkamala Mahakshetra. This dedicated space will support the ongoing spiritual practices with a stable and sacred environment.
The existing Gau Shala is being upgraded to provide superior care for the native breeds of cows. These improvements reflect the Peetam’s commitment to animal welfare and enhance the well-being of the cows and bulls.
New air-conditioning facilities are being added to the rooms and dormitories to offer greater comfort to visitors, especially during the hot summer months. This upgrade will enhance the stay experience for devotees.
Plans are underway to enable virtual participation in the rituals conducted at Mukkamala Mahakshetra. This initiative will allow a global audience to join in the poojas, homas, and other ceremonies, spreading the spiritual benefits to devotees worldwide.
Local community members are actively supporting Swamiji in preparation for the Godavari Pushkaralu. This collaboration aims to manage the large number of devotees and ensure a smooth and spiritually fulfilling experience for all.
New medical testing centers are being established to provide screening for serious diseases such as cancer. A dedicated team of doctors will offer these essential health services, promoting the well-being of devotees.
To expand the reach of Mukkamala Peetham, the construction of Upa Peethas (subcenters) across various states in India is underway. These subcenters will offer similar spiritual services and guidance as the main Peetham.
Efforts are being made to provide online access to rituals and virtual consultations with Swamiji. This project aims to make spiritual services more accessible to devotees worldwide, allowing them to participate and receive guidance from afar.