The Maha Shivaratri Bramhostavam 2025 at the sacred Srikalahasti Temple is a grand celebration of devotion, spirituality, and divine grace. On the 5th day of this auspicious festival, the temple will witness the unique and enchanting rituals of Hamsa, Sukha, and Sesha Vahana Seva. These vahanas (divine vehicles) symbolize the profound connection between the divine and the devotee, offering a glimpse into the cosmic energy of Lord Shiva.

The 5th day of the Bramhostavam is dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva through the symbolic representation of his divine vehicles:

1. Hamsa Vahana (Swan): Represents purity, wisdom, and the ability to discern truth from illusion.
2. Sukha Vahana (Parrot): Symbolizes love, devotion, and the sweetness of divine knowledge.
3. Sesha Vahana (Divine Serpent): Embodies eternity, protection, and the cosmic energy that sustains the universe.

Srikalahasti Maha Shivaratri 2025 : Hamsa Sukha Images

Srikalahasti Maha Shivaratri 2025 : Sesha vahana Images

These vahanas are not just symbols but are believed to carry the divine energy of Lord Shiva, blessing devotees with spiritual upliftment and inner peace.

1. Hamsa Vahana Seva:
   • The deity of Lord Shiva is adorned and placed on the Hamsa (swan) vahana.
   • Devotees witness a grand procession around the temple, accompanied by Vedic chants and traditional music.
   • This seva signifies the pursuit of spiritual knowledge and purity of mind.
2. Sukha Vahana Seva:
   • The deity is placed on the Sukha (parrot) vahana, symbolizing the sweetness of devotion and the joy of divine love.
   • Devotees offer prayers and seek blessings for harmony and happiness in their lives.
3. Sesha Vahana Seva:
   • The deity is seated on the Sesha (divine serpent) vahana, representing the eternal nature of the universe and the protective energy of Lord Shiva.
   • This ritual is believed to remove fears and grant protection from negative energies.

The 5th day of Maha Shivaratri Bramhostavam 2025 is a divine opportunity to connect with Lord Shiva through the sacred rituals of Hamsa, Sukha, and Sesha Vahana Seva. Join us at the Srikalahasti Temple to witness this grand celebration of devotion and receive the blessings of Lord Shiva.