Kalyanas

Devata Kalyanam, also known as Sakala Devata Kalyanam, is a significant ritual in Hindu tradition that celebrates the divine unions of various deities. This sacred ceremony is performed to honor and reenact the celestial marriages of gods and goddesses, symbolizing the union of divine energies and the harmony of the universe.

The ritual typically takes place on auspicious days, when heavenly bodies align perfectly, and the energies of the cosmos are at their peak. During Devata Kalyanam, the divine marriages of deities like Paramashiva and Devi Paramashivashakti, Sita and Rama, Padmavati & Srinivasa ,Andal and Ranganathan, and Subrahmanya and Devasena are celebrated.

The ceremony involves elaborate rituals, including the recitation of sacred hymns, offerings of flowers, fruits, and other items, and the performance of traditional dances and music. Devotees participate in the event with great devotion, seeking blessings and imbibing higher conscious values from the divine unions.

Devata Kalyanam is not only a religious event but also a cultural celebration that brings communities together. It highlights the inclusivity and richness of Hindu tradition, allowing individuals to connect with their spiritual heritage and experience the divine presence in their lives.

Sri Rajarajeshwari Peetham performs Shiva Parvathi Kalyanas on the auspicious month of Karthika with much devotion and love towards the dieties.