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Religious Classes (சமய வகுப்பு) focus on imparting spiritual and religious knowledge. These classes aim to:

• Teach scriptures like the Vedas, Upanishads, Ramayana, Mahabharata, and Puranas.
• Explain the meanings of sacred texts like Bhagavad Gita, Thiruvachakam, and Thevaram.
• Instill moral values such as honesty, compassion, sacrifice, and karma yoga.
• Educate people on traditional customs and the significance of spiritual life.
• Conduct sessions in temples, spiritual centers, schools, and online platforms for all age groups.
• These classes help individuals deepen their understanding of Sanatana Dharma and lead a righteous life.

Bhajan (பஜனை) is devotional singing performed to invoke divine blessings and express devotion. It involves:

• Singing hymns and songs in praise of various deities.
• Creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere through music and chanting.
• Usually performed in temples, homes, or gatherings (satsangs).
• Helps in mental peace, devotion, and spiritual connection.
• Often accompanied by musical instruments like harmonium, cymbals, and mridangam.

Bhajans bring people together in devotion and strengthen faith.

Thiruvilakku Pooja (திருவிளக்கு பூஜை) is a traditional lamp worship, primarily performed by women to seek divine blessings for prosperity and well-being. It involves:

• Lighting lamps as a symbol of divine energy and positivity.
• Offering prayers to Goddess Lakshmi, seeking wealth, harmony, and happiness.
• Chanting slokas and bhajans dedicated to the goddess.
• Performed in homes, temples, or group gatherings, especially on Fridays and auspicious days.

This pooja is believed to remove negativity and bring peace, prosperity, and spiritual growth

Family Welfare Prayer (குடும்ப நலப் பிரார்த்தனை) is a spiritual practice performed to seek divine blessings for the well-being, harmony, and prosperity of the family. It involves:

• Offering prayers to deities for good health, unity, and happiness in the family.
• Chanting slokas and performing poojas to remove obstacles and negativity.
• Conducting rituals at home or in temples on auspicious days.
• Strengthening family bonds through collective worship and devotion.

This prayer brings peace, prosperity, and positive energy to the household.

Satsang (சத்சங்கம்) is a spiritual gathering where devotees come together for discussions, prayers, and devotional activities. It includes:

• Listening to discourses on scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads, and Puranas.
• Chanting bhajans and slokas to create a divine atmosphere.
• Engaging in discussions on spiritual topics and self-improvement.
• Promoting positivity, peace, and inner growth through collective wisdom.

Satsang helps in gaining spiritual knowledge, strengthening faith, and fostering a sense of community.

Religious Discourses (சமய சொற்பொழிவு) are spiritual talks on Hindu philosophy, traditions, and scriptures. They include:

• Explaining sacred texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana, and Mahabharata.
• Discussing Hindu traditions, values, and practices for a deeper understanding.
• Guiding individuals on living a righteous and dharmic life.
• Held in temples, spiritual gatherings, or online for devotees of all ages.

These discourses help in spiritual growth, self-realization, and preserving Sanatana Dharma.

Go Pooja (கோ பூஜை) is the worship of the sacred cow, symbolizing prosperity, dharma, and divine blessings. It involves:

• Offering prayers, flowers, and food to the cow as a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi.
• Chanting Vedic hymns and performing rituals to seek prosperity and protection.
• Expressing gratitude for the cow’s contributions, such as milk and agriculture.
• Observed on special occasions like Krishna Janmashtami, Govardhan Puja, and Pongal.

Go Pooja promotes respect for nature, compassion, and spiritual well-being.

Mata Pita Vandanam (மாதா பிதா வந்தனம்) is the practice of honoring and seeking blessings from parents, recognizing them as divine guides in life. It involves:

• Offering respect and gratitude to parents for their love and sacrifices.
• Touching their feet (paada namaskaram) to receive their blessings.
• Chanting slokas and prayers for their health and well-being.
• Celebrated on special occasions like birthdays, Guru Purnima, and traditional ceremonies.

This practice strengthens family bonds and instills values of respect and gratitude.

Amman Procession (அம்மன் திருவீதி உலா) is a grand temple procession celebrating Goddess Amman. It involves:

• Placing the deity’s idol on a decorated chariot and taking it through the temple streets.
• Devotees offering prayers, bhajans, and performing rituals along the procession route.
• Symbolizing divine grace, protection, and blessings for the community.
• Usually held during temple festivals like Aadi and Navaratri.

This procession unites devotees in devotion and strengthens cultural traditions.

Ramayana Jnana Yagna (ராமாயண ஞான வேள்வி) is a series of spiritual discourses on the wisdom of the Ramayana. It includes:

• Explaining the teachings and values from the life of Lord Rama.
• Discussing dharma (righteousness), devotion, and moral lessons from the epic.
• Chanting verses and sharing insights on how to apply Ramayana’s wisdom in daily life.
• Conducted in temples, satsangs, and spiritual gatherings for devotees.

This yagna helps in spiritual growth, ethical living, and understanding Hindu philosophy.

Ayyappa Sangamam (ஐயப்பன் சங்கமம்) is a devotional gathering for Lord Ayyappa devotees. It includes:

• Chanting Ayyappa bhajans and slokas to invoke His blessings.
• Sharing spiritual teachings and experiences related to Lord Ayyappa.
• Encouraging devotees to follow the vratham (austerities) before Sabarimala pilgrimage.
• Promoting unity and devotion among Ayyappa followers through group prayers.

These gatherings strengthen faith, discipline, and spiritual connection with Lord Ayyappa.

Guru Vandanam (குரு வந்தனம்) is the practice of honoring and expressing gratitude to spiritual teachers and Gurus. It involves:

• Offering prayers and respects to Gurus for their wisdom and guidance.
• Chanting Guru Slokas like "Guru Brahma, Guru Vishnu.." to acknowledge their divine role.
• Seeking their blessings for spiritual growth and knowledge.
• Traditionally observed on Guru Purnima and in ashrams or spiritual gatherings.

This practice reinforces humility, devotion, and the importance of a Guru in one's life.

Poorna Vidya Gurukulam (பூர்ண வித்யா குருகுலம்) is a traditional educational system focused on spiritual learning. It includes:

• Teaching Vedas, Upanishads, and Hindu scriptures in the Gurukulam style.
• Imparting moral values, discipline, and self-awareness to students.
• Combining spiritual and academic education for holistic growth.
• Guiding students towards a dharmic (righteous) life through Guru-Shishya tradition.

This Gurukulam preserves ancient wisdom and nurtures future generations with spiritual knowledge.

Kannika Vandanam (கன்னிகா வந்தனம்) is a ritual honoring young girls as embodiments of Goddess Shakti. It involves:

• Worshiping girls (usually aged 5-10) as divine manifestations of Devi.
• Washing their feet, offering new clothes, food, and gifts as a mark of respect.
• Chanting Devi slokas and performing poojas to seek blessings.
• Commonly observed during Navaratri and special temple ceremonies.

This ritual symbolizes purity, prosperity, and the nurturing power of the Goddess.