Amavasya Abishegam is regarded as one of the holiest days for performing rituals to ensure peace and salvation for the souls of ancestors. Although every Amavasya (New Moon day) is dedicated to paying homage to one's forefathers, the Amavasya during Pitru Paksha holds particular importance.

Yaga is a ritual performed in Hindu temples as a form of worship to worship deities, obtain blessings and fulfill wishes.

Pournami is considered an auspicious day that symbolizes completeness and fulfillment. The full moon’s radiant energy enhances spiritual practices and helps in manifesting positive intentions.

People perform Ashtami pooja in the temple of Kala Bhairava to worship the fierce form of Lord Shiva, and to seek his blessings for success, wealth, health, and protection from evil: Significance
Bhairava Ashtami, also known as Kaal Bhairava Ashtami, is a sacred day that commemorates the manifestation of Lord Shiva as Lord Kaal Bhairava

During this time, devotees seek the blessings of Lord Shiva for the removal of sins and obstacles. The Pradosham rituals, performed during twilight, are believed to have immense spiritual significance, granting peace, prosperity, and divine protection to those who participate.

Abishegam, a sacred ritual performed in honor of the deities, involves the ceremonial bathing of the idol with various holy substances such as milk, honey, water, curd, sandalwood paste, and sacred herbs. Each offering symbolizes the purification of the soul and the devotion of the worshipper

The Abishegam will include the use of holy items such as milk, honey, coconut water, turmeric, and sandalwood paste, which are poured over the deity while chanting powerful mantras.

During the Yagam, sacred offerings such as ghee, herbs, grains, and fruits are placed into the holy fire while priests chant powerful Vedic
mantras.

Pournami is considered an auspicious day that symbolizes completeness and fulfillment. The full moon’s radiant energy enhances spiritual practices and helps in manifesting positive intentions.

Abishegam, a sacred ritual performed in honor of the deities, involves the ceremonial bathing of the idol with various holy substances such as milk, honey, water, curd, sandalwood paste, and sacred herbs. Each offering symbolizes the purification of the soul and the devotion of the worshipper

MIRUGASIRISHAM is a star ruleed by Mangala and the presiding deity is Chandra were the MOOD GOD holds Amrita (nectar of immortality)

Devotees performing MIRUGASIRISHAM Pooja epitomises curiosity, exploration and intellectual growth making its natives natural seekers and communicators.

Goddess Parvathi the consort of Lore Shiva is the presiding deity for MIRUGASIRISHAM NAKSHATRA.

MANJAL KAAPU is an amulet, an ornament protecting the devotees from diseases, evil spirits or any other dangerous activity.

This spiritual act is ideal during PANJAMI for VARAHI AMMAN to get her blessing.