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Sri Lalitha Peetham Srirastu Subhamastu Avighnamastu Sri Lalitha Peetham Trayaahnika Prana Prathistha Mahotsavam (Kumbhaabhishekam) Thursday, September 29, 2011 - Sunday, October 2, 2011 Sri Siva Siddhi Buddhi Sameta Sri Maha Ganapati Nava Graha Devatas Sri Maha Lakshmi Sri Maha Saraswati Sri Pancha Mukha Anjaneya Sri Valli Devasenaa Sameta Sri Lakshmi Nrusimha Sri Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Sri Lalitha Peetham cordially invites all devotees to participate in Trayaahnika Prana Prathistha Mahotsavam on the auspicious days of Sep 29, Sep30, Oct 1 and Oct 2, 2011. With the blessings of Sri Lalitha Devi and Sri Prasanna Venkateswara Swamy, Sri Lalitha Peetham is performing the Prana Pratishtha of Sri Siddhi Buddhi Sameta Maha Ganapati , Sri Valli Devasena Sameta Sri Subrahmanyeswara Swamy , Sri Siva , Sri Pancha Mukha Anjaneya , Sri Lakshmi Nrusimha , Sri Maha Lakshmi , Sri Maha Saraswati , Nava Graha Devatas and Naga Devata (for Kaala Sarpa Dosha Nivaarana). Program Information: Thursday. September 29 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Bhagavat Praarthana, Vishvaksena Puja, Ganapati Puja, Punyaaha Vaachanam, Panchagavya Praasana, Rakshaa Bandhanam, Rutvik Varuna, Saivaastra Puja. Mruthsangrahanam, Ankuraarpana. Vaastu Puja, Vaastu Homam, Poornaahuti, Teertham, Prasaadam, Maha Prasadam Friday, September 30 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Punyaaha Vaachanam, Pradhaana Kalasa Sthaapana, Agni Pratishtha, Akshin Vimochanam, Kalasa Snapanam (Sthaapanam), Ksheeraadhivaasam, Jalaadhi Vaasam, Adhivaasa Homam, Poornaahuti 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Kumbhaaradhana, Nitya Homam, Maha Saanthi Homam, Panchasayyaadhivaasam, Poornaahuti, Maha Prasaadam Saturday, October 01 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Kumbhaaraadhana, Pradhaana Homam, Saanti Homam, Poornaahuti, Maha Prasadam 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Kumbhaaraadhana, Youkta Homam, Saanthi Homam, Poornaahuti, Ratna Nyaasam , Yantra Sthaapana , Nootana Bimba Sthaapana , Haarati, Maha Prasadam Sunday, October 02 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Vishvaksena Puja, Punyaaha Vaachanam, Vaastu Homam, Vaastu Paryagni Karanam, Pradhaana Homam, Tatvasaadhana Homam, Anga Pratyagna Homam, Praayaschitta Homam, Poornaahuti , Yantraaradhanam , Maha Kumbha Pradakshanam , Maha Samprokshanam , Maha Kumbhaabhishekam , Haarati, Alankaaram, Sankalpam, Archana, Mantra Pushpam, Mangala Haarati, Teertha Prasaadam, Yajamaana Aashirvachanam, Maha Prasadam 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Saanti Kalyaana Mahotsavam : Sri Siddhi Buddhi Sameta Maha Ganapati Sri Valli Devasenaa Sameta Sri Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Sri Siva Parvati Sponsorship Information: Yajaman Sponsorship Contribution Mukhya Yajaman - For All Vigrahams, Full Prana Prathistha for four days $10,001 Mukhya Yajaman - For One Vigraham, Full Prana Prathistha for four days $5,001 Maha Yajaman - For One Vigraham, Full Prana Prathistha for four days $1,501 Grand Sponsor - For One Vigraham, Full Prana Prathistha for four days $1,001 Mukhya Yajaman for Nava Graha Devatas Prathistha $5,001 Mukhya Yajaman for One Nava Graha Devata $2,001 Garbha Gruham Sponsorship Contribution Garbha Gruham Sponsor - One $10,001 Garbha Gruham Sponsor - Per Sq. Ft. $101 Anna Daanam Sponsorship Contribution Maha Prasadam - Whole Day $1,001 Maha Prasadam - Per Session $501 Daily Event Sponsorship Contribution Two Day Sponsor - For Saturday and Sunday $501 One Day Sponsor $301 Puja Sponsorship Contribution Homam $101 Abhishekam $51 Archana $21 Alankaaram Sponsorship Contribution Prathama Alankaara Vastram $301 Prathama Pushpa Alankaaram $101 Kalyanam Sponsorship Contribution Sri Siddhi Buddhi Sameta Maha Ganapati Kalyanam $151 This is a unique and auspicious Kalyanam performed in presence of Siddhi, Buddhi and Maha Ganapati Sri Valli Devasenaa Sameta Sri Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Kalyanam $151 Sri Siva Parvati Kalyanam $151 Please contact the Temple Office if you wish to do any other kind of sponsorship not listed above. Also contact the Temple if you wish to volunteer during the Prana Prathistha Mahotsavam. Please call the Temple Office or visit www.lalithapeetham.org for more details. Temple Address: 910 W. Parker Road, Suite 340, Plano, TX 75075 Phone: 972.423.2009 Mobile: 225.772.9900 Web: www.lalithapeetham.org Temple Priest: “Vaidika Ratna” Brahmasri Nagendra P Sankaramanchi Sri Lalitha Peetham is a registered 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. Tax ID: 26-3783597. All contributions are tax deductible. Nava Ratri Schedule Day, Thithi, Nakshatram Devi Names Temple Program Prasadam 9/27/2011 - Tuesday Sailaputri 9:00 A M - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Milk Rice Prathama - Hasta Lakshmi 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam Ghee Rice Archana, Harathi, Prasada Viniyogam 9/28/2011 - Wednesday Brahmacharini 9:00 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Mudgannam Dwitiya - Ch itta Gayatri 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam (Kara Pongal) Archana, Harathi, Prasada Viniyogam 9/29/2011 - Thursday Chandra Ghanta 9:00 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Sarshapannam Tritiya - Swati Annapurna 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM - Special Puja for Kumbhaabhishekam (Coconut Rice) 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam Archana, Harathi, Maha Prasadam 9/30/2011 - Friday Kushmanda 8:30 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Kadamba Chaturthi - Visakha Lalitha 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM - Special Puja for Kumbhaabhishekam (Lentil Rice, Bisibele Bath) Archana, Harathi, Maha Prasadam 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM - Special Puja for Kumbhaabhishekam 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam Archana, Harathi, Maha Prasadam 10/1/2011 - Saturday Ska ndamata 7:00 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Chitraannam Panchami - Anuradha Bala Tripura Sundari 8:30 AM - Sri Venkateswara Suprabhatam (Lemon Rice) (Sri Venkateswara Abhishekam postponed to 10/8/2011) 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM - Special Puja for Kumbh aabhishekam Archana, Harathi, Maha Prasadam 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM - Special Puja for Kumbhaabhishekam 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam Archana, Harathi, Maha Prasadam 10/2/2011 - Sunday Katyayani 8:00 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhi shekam Sharkarannam Shashthi - Jyestha Visalakshi 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM - Special Puja for Kumbhaabhishekam (Sugar Rice) Archana, Harathi, Maha Prasadam 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM - Kalyanotsavam 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam Archana, Harathi, Maha Prasadam 10/3 /2011 - Monday Kalaratri 9:00 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Gudannam Saptami - Moola Saraswati 11:00 AM - Samuhika Aksharabhyaasam (Jaggery Rice) 6:30 PM - Moola Nakshatra Maha Mantra Homam 7:00 PM - Sri Lalit ha Sahasranamam Archana, Harathi, Prasada Viniyogam 10/4/2011 - Tuesday Maha Gauri 9:30 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Dadhyannam Ashtami - Purvaashaada Chandi 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam (Curd Rice) Archana, Harathi, Prasada Vini yogam 10/5/20 11 - Wednesday Siddhi Dhatri 9:30 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Dadhyannam (Curd) Navami - Uttaraashaada Shakti Durga 7:00 PM - Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam Sharkarannam (Sugar) Archana, Harathi, Prasada Viniyogam Pulihora 10/6/2011 - Thursday Sri Lalitha Devi 9:30 AM - Sri Lalitha Devi Abhishekam Dasami - Sravana 11:00 AM - Samee Puja 5:00 PM Onwards - Special Archana 10/7/2011 - Friday Full Day - Special Archana Ekadasi - Dhanistha 10/8/2011 - Satu rday 9:00 AM - Sri Venkateswara Suprabhatam Dwadasi - Satabhisha 9:30 AM - Sri Venkateswara Puruttasi Abhishekam (Postponed from 10/1/2011) .
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