Swamiji

A Few Precious Jewels in
Sri Swamiji’s Spiritual Journey

Golden Jubilee Celebrations of Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Temple

For successfully conducting the golden jubilee celebrations in Saluru, Vijayanagaram district, Sri Swamiji was awarded a magnificent silver crown by Sri Gandhi Mallikarjuna Rao of GMR groups and Chief Minister Sri Konijeti Rosaiah.

Support from Philanthropists and Celebrities

Over the decades, Sri Swamiji has received numerous accolades and felicitations, including from philanthropist Dr. T. Subbi Rami Reddy, and cinema star Padma Sri Dr. Manchu Mohan Babu, who presented silver lamps and an idol of Ammavaru for Mukkamala Peetham.

Tenth Anniversary of Sri Shiridi Sai Baba Temple

Sri Swamiji was honored with the “Suvarna Simha Talata” for organizing the tenth anniversary celebrations in Nalgonda district, presented by Chief Minister Sri Jana Reddy and his wife.

Recognition from Spiritual Gurus and Celebrities

Sri Swamiji enjoys great reverence among spiritual gurus and holy masters. Many invite him to Mukkamala Peetham and are grandly honored in return.

Support from Philanthropists and Industrialists

Mukkamala Mahakshetra is frequently visited by philanthropists and celebrities, who express their reverence through donations and charitable acts.

Enduring Influence and Divine Blessings

Sri Swamiji’s austere deeds and divine guidance have earned him a cherished place in the hearts of his devotees. His receipt of Mahavidya Upadesha from Sri Jagadamba is a testament to his profound spiritual richness and knowledge.

Incomparable Greatness

No amount of accolades can fully capture Sri Swamiji’s greatness, as his contributions span material and spiritual realms, enriched by his possession of the precious Sri Vidya knowledge.

Television and Media Promotion

Sri Swamiji's divine speeches have been featured on leading Telugu TV channels for over two decades, fostering guru bhakti and inspiring donations for Mukkamala Kshetra.

Centenary Celebration of Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Temple

For his exceptional organization of the centenary celebrations in Narasaraopet, Guntur, Sri Swamiji was honored with the “Suvarna Simha Talata” (Golden Lion) by the temple committee, presented by Sri Girish Sanghi, head of the erstwhile ‘Vartha’ newspaper.

Compilation of Upasana Vidhi

In 2010, Sri Swamiji, blessed by Sri Bala Tripura Sundari Ammavaru, compiled the upasana vidhi of Sri Ammavaru. During this event, he was adorned with a Swarna “Ganda Pendera” by Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister Sri Konijeti Rosaiah and MP Dr. T. Subbi Rami Reddy.

Significance of Mukkamala Mahakshetra
from the Puranas

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Manasa Devi's Penance

Sri Aadi Para Shakti's avatar, Sri Manasa Devi, who can absolve severe sins and curses, performed penance here. Hence, the site is known as Sri Manasa Tapokshetram.

02

Pulastyasharamam

During the creation process, Sri Brahma created nine Brahmas, with Pulastya Brahma designated to reside in Mukkamala Kshetra. This made the site known as Pulastyasharamam, the holy ashram of Pulastya Brahma.

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Penance of Subrahmanya Swamy

To atone for splitting the Shiva Atma Linga and incurring a great sin, Sri Subrahmanya Swamy performed intense penance and a grand homa at Mukkamala Kshetra. This earned the site the names Sri Sankatahara Ganapathi Kshetram and Sri Tapo Kumara Kshetram.

04

Yagna by Brahma and Saraswati

Sri Chaturmukha Brahma and his consort, Sri Saraswati, performed a significant yagna at Mukkamala Kshetra for the successful creation of the universe. The site is thus called Brahmakundam, where Brahma performed this yagna.

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Divine Recognition

Mukkamala Mahakshetra is revered as one of the holiest places globally, acknowledged by the creator deity, Chaturmukha Brahma.

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Munikoti Kshetra

Mukkamala Kshetra has long been a sacred site for countless rishis, earning it the name Munikoti Kshetra, the holy place of crores of sages.

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Story of Dharmaangada and Trilokya Sundari

A king’s wife gave birth to a snake due to a past sin. The devoted wife, Trilokya Sundari, sought to restore her husband to human form. Despite visiting many holy sites, she found success only at Mukkamala Mahakshetra. Bathing in the Vasishta Ganga river there, her husband was transformed into a handsome human, and they returned to Kashmir happily. The site thus gained the name Dharmakunda, signifying a place that restores Dharma.

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Creation and Divine Presence

Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari, the omnipresent Parabrahma, created life and established Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshwara at this kshetra. She revealed that Mukkamala Mahakshetra would be the origin of the three forms of Maha Kali, Maha Lakshmi, and Maha Saraswati, hence naming it Tripadma Kshetra.

Significance of Mukkamala Mahakshetra
from Ancient Traditions

Origins of Aryavaishyas

During creation, Aryavaishyas, residing in Kailasam under divine guidance, migrated into the belly of Kama Dhenuvu, the sacred cow, and emerged from her ears at Mukkamala Mahakshetra. This led to the kshetra being known as ‘Gau-garbha kshetra’ and ‘Gau-karna kshetra.

Divine Avatars

The consort of Sri Parama Shiva, Sri Parvati Ammavaru, manifested as ‘Vindhya Vaasini’ to assist Aryavaishyas, giving the kshetra its name ‘Vindhya Vaasini kshetra.’ Similarly, Sri Lakshmi Devi, consort of Sri Maha Vishnu, appeared as ‘Kona Kamala’ to bless Aryavaishyas, leading to the kshetra being called ‘Sri Kshetra.’

Boons and Moksha

Sri Aadi Para Shakti granted Samaadhi Vaishya the boon to bestow moksha upon 102 couples of the same gotra. Manifesting as Vasavi Ammavaru from a homa at Penugonda, Vasavi Amma performed ‘agni pravesham’ (self-immolation) at Mukkamala, thus naming the kshetra ‘Moksha Gunda.’

Divine Installations

From Penugonda, Sri Vasavi Amma established various deities, including Sapta Matrikas, Ashta Bhairavas, Nava Durgas, Dasa Maha Vidyas, and Chathurshasthi Yoginis, at Mukkamala. This led to the kshetra being known by multiple names such as ‘Sapta Matrika Peetham,’ ‘Ashta Bhairava Kshetram,’ ‘Nava Durga Shakthi Peetham,’ ‘Dasa Maha Vidya Shakthi Peetham,’ and ‘Maha Yogini Peetham.’

Destruction of Obstacles

King Vishnu Vardhana Raju’s attempt to obstruct the agni pravesham of Sri Vasavi Amma was thwarted by Mata Pratyangira, a formidable form of Ammavaru, who defeated him. As a result, Mukkamala is revered as ‘Sri Pratyangira Maha Shakthi Peetham.’

Central Hub for Aryavaishyas

Sri Chaturmukha Brahma created 18 major cities, including Penugonda, for the benefit of Aryavaishyas, with Mukkamala Mahakshetra as the central point. Consequently, this kshetra is also referred to as ‘Jyestha Sailam.

Spiritual Importance

This sacred kshetra is renowned for its power to absolve sins and facilitate moksha, making it a vital pilgrimage site to visit at least once in a lifetime.

Testimonials

By Our Beloved Donors

The dedication and devotion of Swamiji and his team are evident in every aspect of Mukkamala Mahakshetra. The new Yagashala and upgraded lodging facilities will greatly enhance the experience for all visitors. I am grateful to be part of this journey.

Mukkamala Mahakshetra’s commitment to spiritual and societal betterment is inspiring. The virtual participation initiative and the ongoing cultural camps are remarkable. My donations are always rewarded with the knowledge that they contribute to such impactful work.

The services provided by Mukkamala Mahakshetra are truly exceptional. From the well-organized rituals to the free meals during festivals, everything is done with utmost dedication. It’s an honor to support such a noble cause.

I’ve been visiting Mukkamala Mahakshetra for years and am continually impressed by the warmth and care provided to devotees. The new projects, especially the Annadana Seva building, are a testament to Swamiji’s commitment to serving the community.

Supporting Mukkamala Mahakshetra has been a rewarding experience. The efficient care of the Gau Shala and the upcoming medical testing centers reflect Swamiji’s comprehensive approach to welfare. I am proud to contribute to such meaningful initiatives.

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A Few Precious Jewels in Sri Swamiji’s Spiritual Journey