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Thaipusam, which takes place on the first full moon after the winter solstice, is traditionally seen as a day of auspiciousness and grace, which a person can make use of for their wellbeing. This day is also known as “Dhanya Purnima”, which means a full moon of fulfillment. It is a day when many siddhas, seers and Yogis chose to leave their body and attain to their ultimate nature.
Significance of Thaipusam
Devi Bhairavi Aradhana
The consecration anniversary of Linga Bhairavi is celebrated on Thaipusam, the day chosen by Sadhguru for the prana pratishtha of Devi.
The consecration anniversary of Linga Bhairavi is celebrated on Thaipusam, the day chosen by Sadhguru for the prana pratishtha of Devi.
Vijji Maa’s Aradhana
On this day, 24 years ago, Vijji Maa (Sadhguru’s beloved wife) attained to Mahasamadhi. This remarkable event is an inspiration for all, towards the ultimate possibility of the spiritual path.
On this day, 24 years ago, Vijji Maa (Sadhguru’s beloved wife) attained to Mahasamadhi. This remarkable event is an inspiration for all, towards the ultimate possibility of the spiritual path.
Bhairavi Sadhana Culmination
Thaipusam marks the Bhairavi Sadhana culmination for ladies. The sadhana culminates with an offering of grains and Devi darshan
Thaipusam marks the Bhairavi Sadhana culmination for ladies. The sadhana culminates with an offering of grains and Devi darshan
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Testimonials
On Thaipusam, I participated in the 15-km barefoot Devi yatra. I walked balancing the Mulapari all the way on my head while chanting the Devi Stuti. I never knew that I had it in me to walk the entire stretch with such ease. It was the flood of devotion that carried me.
The most exciting part of the sadhana for me is the Mulapari yatra on Thaipusam. On this day, Bhairavi is dressed in rich green grass like the mother earth. The Devi procession fills the air with intense emotions of devotion, happiness, joy, bliss, love, and drumbeats. This yatra has been an immense opportunity for me to break my limitations.
On Thaipusam, I participated in the 15-km barefoot Devi yatra. I walked balancing the Mulapari all the way on my head while chanting the Devi Stuti. I never knew that I had it in me to walk the entire stretch with such ease. It was the flood of devotion that carried me.
The most exciting part of the sadhana for me is the Mulapari yatra on Thaipusam. On this day, Bhairavi is dressed in rich green grass like the mother earth. The Devi procession fills the air with intense emotions of devotion, happiness, joy, bliss, love, and drumbeats. This yatra has been an immense opportunity for me to break my limitations.
On Thaipusam, I participated in the 15-km barefoot Devi yatra. I walked balancing the Mulapari all the way on my head while chanting the Devi Stuti. I never knew that I had it in me to walk the entire stretch with such ease. It was the flood of devotion that carried me.
Thaipusam Offerings
Devotees have an opportunity to make special online offerings and express their devotion to Devi on the auspicious occasion of Thaipusam. These offerings will be offered to Linga Bhairavi at her abode.
(Only available in India)
Devi Abhishekam
An appeal for Devi’s Grace with a set of 11 offerings
Pushpa Aradhana
An offering of 3 different types of flowers to Linga Bhairavi as an expression of one’s gratitude.
Vastram Arpanam
Made as an expression of one's devotion and for the emotional unity of families, marital harmony, and menstrual health.
Deepam Arpanam
An offering of ghee lamps to appeal to Devi’s grace for wellbeing, prosperity and success.
Sriphalam Arpanam
An offering of coconuts that devotees can make to earn Devi’s Grace.