Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Parayanas

Sri Rajarajeshwari Peetham follows the sacred Panchayatana way of worship, where the five principal deities — Shiva, Shakti, Vishnu, Surya, and Ganesha — are honored with equal reverence. Within this tradition, Lord Maha Vishnu holds a vital role as the divine sustainer of the universe.

At SRRP, special importance is given to worshipping Lord Maha Vishnu along with Sri Mahalakshmi on every Ekadashi (both Shukla and Bahula Paksha) and on Saturdays, as the Vara Devata for the day is Sri Maha Vishnu.

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Ahoratra Parayanam on Ekadashis

On every Ekadashi, SRRP conducts a profound and disciplined Ahoratra Parayanam, beginning in the morning and continuing until evening.
The goal of this sacred observance is to complete:

• 27 full chantings of the Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram,
• followed by Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Namavali,
• and concluding with Ashtottarams and Suktams for the respective deities.

This tradition is rooted in the cosmic structure of the 27 Nakshatras, each with four Paadams, totaling 108 — a number that mirrors the 108 sacred slokas of the Sahasranamam.
To honor this divine alignment, each chanting is performed by one of the 27 Nakshatra Vishnu Upasakas, ensuring that every Nakshatra is represented in the parayanam.

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A Tradition Sustained with Devotion

Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Ahoratra Parayanam has been conducted continuously since November 2021, without a single break.
More than 200+ Vedic students, trained under the guidance of Guruvu Garu(Sri Swaprakashananda Natha), Sri Ramesh Paramathmuni garu, participate with dedication and discipline.

This ongoing tradition stands as a testament to:

• the commitment of SRRP’s students,
• the blessings of Lord Maha Vishnu and Sri Mahalakshmi,
• and the unwavering guidance of Guruvu Garu.

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