South India’s Biggest Temples built in contemporary times By 110 Artisans over 8 Years
Temple Highlights:
Beautifully carved by artisans from Rajasthan and West Bengal
Ashram located in green surroundings, exudes positive energy
Srimad Gurudev has converted the land as ‘Tapo Bhumi’ through meditation
The Temple is part of Sri Brahmrishi Ashram
The consecration of Sri Lakshmi Narayana Temple in the premises of Sri Brahmarishi Ashram will be held on January 17 and 18. Over thousands of devotees are expected to attend the auspicious ceremony from all over India, to be held in the Tapo Bhumi and to be graced by Brahmrishi Srimad Gurudev.
The temple has been beautifully carved and built by 110 artisans over a period of 8 years. The artisans from Rajasthan and West Bengal toiled for days to build the temple, said to be the largest built in recent times. The temple is 12 km from Tirupathi Tirumala and is fast becoming a religious destination, adding another important temple in the landscape of Andhra Pradesh.
Located in C.Ramachandrapuram, Tirupati, the Ashram is already renowned for the Sri Guru Mandir, Sri Brahmeshwara Mahadev Puja Mandir and a meditation centre. The new temple will be a divine attraction in the ashram which is surrounded by hills on all sides. It is a peaceful place with plenty of greenery, rich in bio-diversity and having immense spiritual effect.
Sri Gurudev has converted this land as Tapo Bhumi through his meditation and divine grace. The ashram infuses positive energy in those visiting, thus leaving behind their woes. The spiritual discourses by Sri Gurudev have helped change the course of life positively for those visiting the ashram, implemented with the concept of Vasudeva Kutumbakam, one place for all, irrespective of caste, religion, ideology, status etc. The ashram welcomes devotees to come with an open mind and go back filled with peace and positivity.
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Sri Brahmrishi Ashram
R.C Road, C. Ramachandrapuram, TIRUPATHI, AP
Phone + 91 - 877- 2247056 / +91 73493 92840 / 73493 92057
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