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Do We Need a Ticket for Infant Darshan? Everything You Should Know

When planning a spiritual journey to Tirupati, many families wonder about the special arrangements available for infants. One of the most frequently asked questions is, Do we need a ticket for Infant Darshan? This blog aims to clarify all your doubts while offering insights into the Tirupati Infant Darshan process, eligibility, and associated costs. Keep reading to learn how to ensure a seamless spiritual experience for your family.

Introduction:

Visiting Tirupati for the divine blessings of Lord Venkateswara is a cherished moment for many. But when traveling with an infant, it can raise logistical questions. Families often look for convenient ways to ensure their infants can partake in the darshan without hassle. Thankfully, Special Darshan for Infants exists to accommodate families, offering a stress-free experience. But does this require a ticket? Let’s dive in to explore all aspects of Infant Darshan Tour Packages, eligibility, booking details, and more.

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Sri Balaji Travels: Special Infant Darshan Packages for Tirumala

Visiting Tirumala with your little one is a blessed experience, and Sri Balaji Travels makes it even more seamless with exclusive Infant Entry Darshan Packages. We understand the unique needs of families traveling with infants, ensuring a stress-free and spiritually fulfilling journey.

Infant Darshan at Tirumala: A Divine Experience

The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) offers special privileges for families with infants under one year of age. With dedicated supadam entry darshan arrangements, you and your child can enjoy a peaceful and hassle-free visit to the temple. Sri Balaji Travels specializes in customizing packages to ensure every moment of your trip is smooth and comfortable.

Benefits of Supadam Entry Darshan for Infants

Quick Access: Families with infants can bypass long queues using the supadam entry.

Convenient Timings: Choose a slot that fits your schedule for a seamless experience.

Priority Darshan: Infants and their parents are given priority for darshan, reducing waiting time.

Sri Balaji Travels Infant Darshan Packages

Our specially designed packages cater to families with infants, including:

Pick-up and Drop-off: Travel comfortably with our Tirupati-Tirumala TTD Darshan packages by car.

Darshan Assistance: We provide guidance and support for special entry for infants.

Customized Itineraries: Tailor your trip with flexible schedules to suit your family’s needs.

Why Choose Sri Balaji Travels?

Expert Guidance: With years of experience, we ensure you navigate TTD guidelines effortlessly.

Comfortable Travel: Spacious and sanitized vehicles for a relaxed journey.

Affordable Packages: Enjoy top-notch services at competitive rates.

Comprehensive Support: From ticket booking to darshan guidance, we’ve got you covered.

How to Plan Your Infant Darshan at Tirumala

Book in Advance: Contact us to reserve your special entry for Kids below 1 year.

Carry Necessary Documents: Bring the infant’s birth certificate to avail the privilege.

Relax and Enjoy: Let us handle the logistics while you focus on your spiritual journey.

Make Your Tirupati Darshan with Infant Stress-Free

Visiting Tirumala with your infant is a heartwarming experience, and Sri Balaji Travels ensures that every aspect of your journey is effortless. From supadam entry infant darshan packages to TTD Darshan Tirumala bookings, our team is here to make your trip memorable.

Contact Sri Balaji Travels Today

Plan your divine visit to Tirumala with ease! Call us now or visit our website to learn more about our Infant Entry Darshan Packages. Let us help you create cherished memories of this spiritual journey with your little one.

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It may be baby fever (I shouldn't be having this I am turning TWENTY this year I don't need a CHILD 😭)

But like... Dottore holding baby. Hims with... tiny infant.

Or alternatively, Akademiya days where Zandik is working in the clinic and got an unexpectedly young patient - a baby. Cut to him just awkwardly standing there with a baby in his arms, just cradling it as his mind scrambles.

The supervisor had recommended him as a 'competent dastur-trainee' thus someone had dumped their child on him going: "Please help her—"

And he's just standing there, going:

"Wait, what—"

To no one's surprise, working in a clinic was not Zandik's first choice. He wasn't the most interested in medicine at this time, (at least not... this kind of medicine), and he'd much rather be sent out on expeditions instead. But of course, the Akademiya and their stupid policies always got in the way, making their students get a taste of things outside their Darshan. Though, as soon as you heard of this, you immediately signed up to join him. He wasn't sure if your company was a good or bad thing, considering how you teased him on the job. The work wasn't too hard, just boring if you asked him. You were always the one who comforted the patients though, that wasn't really his expertise, for obvious reasons.

However, the young scholar certainly wasn't expecting... this. It had happened before he had even processed it, the baby thrust into his arms before he could even open his mouth. Now obviously, kids and Zandik are just two things that didn't mix, he did not like them or like being around them, especially when it's a weeping baby. He's at a loss, a bit annoyed that this responsibility was just pushed onto him, and uneasy at the sensation, completely stiff and awkward. He was a smart man, but this... yeah, no.

"Oh Zandik, if you keep scowling like that, it's no wonder the poor kid is going to keep crying," you cooed from behind him. "Here, give me her." Without protest, he let you scoop the baby from his arms, soothingly rubbing her back as you took her somewhere quieter. Quite soon, you had the baby much more quieter. Needless to say, Zandik was impressed. These kinds of things took a talent and patience he simply didn't have. But then you smiled and nudged your lover, ushering the baby into his arms again.

"This is your patient, Zandik. You have to be the one to take care of her, no?" You couldn't help but giggle as he clicked his teeth, although it was much more bearable as the kid was more at ease now. And then for a moment, you took the time to burn the image into your mind, the baby snuggling right into his neck as he looked away, annoyed, despite the blush on his cheeks.

"Aww, don't be like that. You'd make a good father. I'd help you!" With a kiss on his cheek, you were off to find an actual doctor.

"... What?"

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G.V. SUBBARAMAYYA,

part 2

My first pilgrimage to Sri Ramanasramam was on 8th June 1933. From Kanchipuram, where I had accompanied my mother to attend a function, I travelled alone to Tiruvannamalai. I was at that time in great sorrow, having suffered my first bereavement the previous December when my two-year-old son died from what the doctors could only describe as heart failure.

For over two years I had been reading the works of Sri Bhagavan and other ashram literature. My main interest had been literary rather than philosophical. I had been struck with wonder at the style of the Telugu Upadesa Saram that, in its simplicity, felicity and classic finish, equaled that of the greatest Telugu poet Tikkana. I had felt convinced that a Tamilian who could compose such Telugu verse must be divinely inspired. I wanted very much to see him. However, in view of my recent bereavement, my immediate quest at that time was for peace and solace.

I had my first darshan of Sri Bhagavan on the morning of my arrival. As our eyes met, there was a miraculous effect upon my mind. I felt as if I had plunged into a pool of peace. With closed eyes, I sat in a state of ecstasy for nearly an hour. When I came back to normal consciousness, I found someone spraying the hall to keep off insects, and Sri Bhagavan mildly objecting with a silent shake of his head.

Sri Bhagavan was speaking to someone. Since he seemed to be in a mood to talk, I boldly asked him my first question: The Bhagavad Gita says that mortals cast off their worn-out bodies and acquire new bodies just as one casts away worn-out clothes and wears new garments. How does this apply to the death of infants whose bodies are new and fresh?'

Sri Bhagavan promptly replied, 'How do you know that the body of the dead child is not worn out? It may not be apparent, but unless it is worn out, it will not die. That is the law of nature.'

This was the extent of my interaction with Sri Bhagavan on this first visit. Immediately after lunch, I left the ashram without even taking leave of Sri Bhagavan. I came and went incognito as an utter stranger.

As I write these words more than twenty years after this first meeting, I still feel the glow of joy that was revealed to me in that first darshan. But to capture the untrammeled exhilaration of that meeting and the transforming effect it had on my life, I have to go back to an ecstatic poem I wrote not long afterwards:

Eureka! I've found it! I've found it!

the missing link of this well-knit chain,

the keystone of this unending arch,

the correct solution of this cross-world's puzzle,

the only way out of this vicious circle, the pass to heaven's banquet,

the patent for immortality,

the armor against fate,

the death destroyer.

I've found it! I've found it!

the meeting point of matter and spirit,

the spell of beauty, the enchantment of love,

the magic touch that makes all beings one,

the fountainhead of joy,

the true philosopher's stone,

the secret of secrets,

the grand mystery,

I've found it! I've found it! Eureka!

- The Power of the Presence, III

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Interesting Papers for Week 12, 2024

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The scope and role of deduction in infant cognition. Bohus, K. A., Cesana-Arlotti, N., Martín-Salguero, A., & Bonatti, L. L. (2023). Current Biology, 33(18), 4014-4020.e5.

Increasing associative plasticity in temporo-occipital back-projections improves visual perception of emotions. Borgomaneri, S., Zanon, M., Di Luzio, P., Cataneo, A., Arcara, G., Romei, V., … Avenanti, A. (2023). Nature Communications, 14, 5720.

Dopamine and glutamate regulate striatal acetylcholine in decision-making. Chantranupong, L., Beron, C. C., Zimmer, J. A., Wen, M. J., Wang, W., & Sabatini, B. L. (2023). Nature, 621(7979), 577–585.

Perturbed Information Processing Complexity in Experimental Epilepsy. Clawson, W., Waked, B., Madec, T., Ghestem, A., Quilichini, P. P., Battaglia, D., & Bernard, C. (2023). Journal of Neuroscience, 43(38), 6573–6587.

Common population codes produce extremely nonlinear neural manifolds. De, A., & Chaudhuri, R. (2023). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 120(39), e2305853120.

Dimensionality reduction reveals separate translation and rotation populations in the zebrafish hindbrain. Feierstein, C. E., de Goeij, M. H. M., Ostrovsky, A. D., Laborde, A., Portugues, R., Orger, M. B., & Machens, C. K. (2023). Current Biology, 33(18), 3911-3925.e6.

Information-theoretic principles in incremental language production. Futrell, R. (2023). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 120(39), e2220593120.

Echoes from Intrinsic Connectivity Networks in the Subcortex. Groot, J. M., Miletic, S., Isherwood, S. J. S., Tse, D. H. Y., Habli, S., Håberg, A. K., … Mittner, M. (2023). Journal of Neuroscience, 43(39), 6609–6618.

Intrinsic dopamine and acetylcholine dynamics in the striatum of mice. Krok, A. C., Maltese, M., Mistry, P., Miao, X., Li, Y., & Tritsch, N. X. (2023). Nature, 621(7979), 543–549.

Multiple dynamic interactions from basal ganglia direct and indirect pathways mediate action selection. Li, H., & Jin, X. (2023). eLife, 12, e87644.3.

Internal feedback in the cortical perception–action loop enables fast and accurate behavior. Li, J. S., Sarma, A. A., Sejnowski, T. J., & Doyle, J. C. (2023). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 120(39), e2300445120.

A role for ocular dominance in binocular integration. Mitchell, B. A., Carlson, B. M., Westerberg, J. A., Cox, M. A., & Maier, A. (2023). Current Biology, 33(18), 3884-3895.e5.

The representation of occluded image regions in area V1 of monkeys and humans. Papale, P., Wang, F., Morgan, A. T., Chen, X., Gilhuis, A., Petro, L. S., … Self, M. W. (2023). Current Biology, 33(18), 3865-3871.e3.

Switching between External and Internal Attention in Hippocampal Networks. Poskanzer, C., & Aly, M. (2023). Journal of Neuroscience, 43(38), 6538–6552.

Reward expectations direct learning and drive operant matching in Drosophila. Rajagopalan, A. E., Darshan, R., Hibbard, K. L., Fitzgerald, J. E., & Turner, G. C. (2023). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 120(39), e2221415120.

Engram stability and maturation during systems consolidation. Refaeli, R., Kreisel, T., Groysman, M., Adamsky, A., & Goshen, I. (2023). Current Biology, 33(18), 3942-3950.e3.

Different rules for binocular combination of luminance flicker in cortical and subcortical pathways. Segala, F. G., Bruno, A., Martin, J. T., Aung, M. T., Wade, A. R., & Baker, D. H. (2023). eLife, 12, e87048.3.

Anatomical restructuring of a lateralized neural circuit during associative learning by asymmetric insulin signaling. Tang, L. T. H., Lee, G. A., Cook, S. J., Ho, J., Potter, C. C., & Bülow, H. E. (2023). Current Biology, 33(18), 3835-3850.e6.

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FAQs on Chennai to Tirupati NRI Darshan Booking

Planning your pilgrimage to the holy Tirumala temple as an NRI? Here are the most frequently asked questions about Chennai to Tirupati NRI Darshan Booking, with detailed answers to make your journey seamless and spiritually fulfilling.

1. What is the easiest way to reach Tirupati for NRIs?

For NRIs, the most convenient travel options include:

NRI darshan from Chennai airport: Chennai International Airport is approximately 130 km from Tirupati and offers multiple transportation options such as private cars, buses, and trains.

NRI darshan from Bangalore airport: Kempe Gowda International Airport is about 260 km away and is another popular choice for NRIs visiting Tirupati.

NRI darshan from Tirupati airport: Tirupati has a domestic airport just 15 km from the temple, making it the fastest way to reach Tirumala for a darshan.

2. How do I book NRI Darshan tickets for Tirupati?

NRIs can book darshan tickets online through the TTD official website. The process involves:

Registering on the TTD website.

Selecting the Tirupati Balaji NRI ticket booking option.

Choosing the desired darshan slot.

Making the payment online.

You can also opt for a NRI Darshan tour package that includes travel, accommodation, and darshan tickets.

3. What documents are required for NRI Darshan at Tirumala?

Ensure you carry the following documents:

A valid passport and visa.

Proof of overseas residency.

Darshan ticket confirmation.

These are mandatory to avail of priority darshan for NRIs at Tirumala.

4. Are there any benefits for NRIs visiting Tirumala temple?

Yes, NRIs enjoy several benefits, such as:

Tirumala temple NRI benefits like priority darshan slots.

Access to TTD NRI services for Tirumala darshan, including dedicated counters.

Simplified Tirupati NRI darshan online booking process.

5. Can NRIs stay at Tirumala?

Yes, Tirumala accommodation for NRIs is available. NRIs can book guest houses or cottages near the temple through the TTD website. Booking well in advance is advisable, particularly during peak seasons.

6. Are there special rules for foreigners accompanying NRIs?

Foreigners can also visit the Tirumala temple but must follow the temple’s guidelines. The Tirumala NRI darshan for foreigners requires:

Passport and visa details for identification.

Adherence to the temple’s dress code and rules.

7. What is the reporting process for NRI entry in Tirumala?

NRIs should:

Arrive at the dedicated NRI entry in Tirumala gate at least 30 minutes before the scheduled darshan.

Carry all necessary documents for verification.

Follow the instructions provided by the TTD staff.

8. Can I book a complete NRI Darshan tour package?

Yes, many travel agencies offer NRI Darshan tour packages that include:

Pickup and drop from Chennai airport, Bangalore airport, or Tirupati airport.

Darshan ticket booking.

Accommodation and meals.

9. What are the temple’s dress code and etiquette?

All devotees, including NRIs, must follow the temple’s dress code:

Men: Dhotis and shirts.

Women: Sarees or salwar kameez.

Avoid carrying prohibited items like leather goods, cameras, or mobile phones inside the temple.

10. When is the best time for NRIs to visit Tirupati?

The ideal time to visit is during non-peak seasons or weekdays to avoid large crowds. The TTD website provides real-time availability for Tirupati NRI darshan online booking, helping you plan better.

Conclusion

Booking your NRI Tirupati Darshan from Chennai, Bangalore, or Tirupati is simple and hassle-free if you plan ahead. Use the TTD NRI services for Tirumala darshan, book accommodations early, and follow temple guidelines for a fulfilling spiritual experience. Seek the blessings of Lord Balaji and enjoy a memorable pilgrimage!

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Answering Your Most Common Questions About Tirupati Temple Darshan

Tirupati’s Sri Venkateswara Temple, located atop the sacred Tirumala hills, attracts millions of devotees annually. Planning your visit to this holy destination can be overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time. To make things easier, we’ve answered some of the most frequently asked questions about Tirupati Temple Darshan.

1. What Are the Types of Darshan Available?

Tirupati offers several types of Darshan, depending on your preference and schedule:

Sarva Darshan: Free entry for devotees with a waiting time based on the crowd.

Special Entry Darshan (₹300): Paid Darshan for quicker access. Tickets can be booked online.

Seva Darshan: Includes special rituals like Suprabhata Seva, Thomala Seva, etc. These tickets are limited and require advanced booking.

Divya Darshan: For pilgrims walking via Alipiri Mettu or Srivari Mettu footpaths.

2. How Can I Book Tirupati Darshan Tickets?

You can book tickets through the official TTD website (https://tirupatibalaji.ap.gov.in) or counters at Tirupati and Tirumala. Booking opens 3 months in advance, and tickets sell out quickly during festivals and weekends.

3. What Is the Dress Code for Darshan?

Adherence to the dress code is mandatory:

Men: Dhoti or pajamas with a shirt or kurta.

Women: Saree or salwar kameez with a dupatta.

Prohibited: Western wear like jeans, shorts, and t-shirts.

4. What Time Should I Arrive for Darshan?

For Special Entry or Sarva Darshan, arrive at least an hour before your slot. If you’re walking via the footpath, factor in time for the trek, which can take 2-4 hours.

5. Can I Visit with Elderly People or Infants?

Yes, there are special arrangements for senior citizens, differently-abled individuals, and parents with infants. Ensure you carry valid ID proofs for such privileges.

6. What Should I Carry for Darshan?

Aadhar card or ID proof for ticket verification.

Comfortable footwear for the trek (if walking).

A small bag for essentials like water and snacks.

Avoid carrying mobile phones, cameras, or large bags, as they’re not allowed inside.

7. Are Accommodation and Food Available Nearby?

Tirumala and Tirupati offer ample accommodation options ranging from TTD guesthouses to private hotels. Book in advance for peak seasons. For food, there are many free meal facilities by TTD as well as private eateries offering vegetarian meals.

8. How Can I Avoid Long Waiting Times?

Opt for Special Entry Darshan or pre-book Seva Darshan.

Visit during weekdays or non-peak months.

Choose early morning or late-night Darshan slots.

9. What Are the Alternative Ways to Reach Tirumala?

Footpath: Alipiri Mettu (9 km) or Srivari Mettu (2.1 km) for a spiritual experience.

Bus or Taxi: Regular services from Tirupati to Tirumala.

Private Vehicles: Allowed but require vehicle permits.

10. What Are Some Other Attractions Nearby?

After your Darshan, explore:

Kapila Theertham: A sacred waterfall and temple.

Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park: Perfect for families.

Chandragiri Fort: For history enthusiasts.

Final Tips for Devotees

Plan your trip early and book tickets as soon as they’re available.

Check the crowd calendar to avoid rush days.

Stay hydrated and travel light for a comfortable experience.

For a hassle-free pilgrimage, consider opting for a package from Tirupati Balaji Package. They handle your travel, accommodation, and Darshan arrangements, allowing you to focus on your spiritual journey.

Embark on your Tirupati trip with these answers in mind and experience a memorable and divine Darshan. If you have more questions, feel free to ask in the comments!

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TTD NRI Darshan Procedure & Booking Online and Infant Darshan Package

Planning a spiritual journey to Tirumala for a special darshan experience? Understanding the TTD NRI Darshan Procedure & Booking Online along with the Infant Darshan Package is essential to make your visit smooth and fulfilling. Sri Balaji Travels is here to guide you with the latest details on how NRIs can secure their darshan online and how to access the infant darshan package for a seamless…

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How to Book Infant Darshan Tickets for Tirumala

Visiting the sacred Tirumala temple is a dream for millions, especially for families with young children. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) offers special Infant Darshan privileges, ensuring that even the littlest devotees and their parents have a comfortable experience. In this blog, we will guide you step by step on how to book Infant Darshan tickets for Tirumala and show how Padmavathi Travels can make your trip seamless and stress-free.

Introduction

Taking a spiritual journey with an infant can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Infant Darshan at Tirumala ensures a hassle free darshan experience for families with babies under one year of age. To make the process smoother, understanding the booking procedure and leveraging reliable travel services like Padmavathi Travels.

What is Infant Darshan at Tirumala?

Infant Darshan is a special facility provided by TTD for families with infants under one year old. This privilege allows parents to skip the general queue and enter through a designated line, ensuring a quicker and more comfortable darshan for their little ones.

Benefits of Infant Darshan:

Priority access to the temple.

Reduced waiting time.

Convenience for parents with young children.

How to Book Infant Darshan Tickets?

Unlike regular tickets, Infant Darshan doesn’t require an advance booking online. However, there are specific guidelines and documents you need to prepare. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Understand Eligibility

Infant Darshan is exclusively for infants below one year of age. Both parents can accompany the child, and no additional family members are allowed.

Step 2: Gather Required Documents

You’ll need:

Infant’s birth certificate (to prove the age is below one year).

Valid ID proof of both parents (Aadhaar card, Passport, etc.).

Step 3: Visit the Vaikuntam Queue Complex

Upon reaching Tirumala, proceed to the Vaikuntam Queue Complex with the infant and required documents. Inform the staff that you’re there for Infant Darshan.

Step 4: Follow the Instructions

The temple staff will verify the documents and guide you to the special queue designated for Infant Darshan.

Why Choose Padmavathi Travels for Your Tirumala Trip?

Infant Darshan Tour Package

Explore our exclusive Infant Darshan Tour Package, designed with families in mind. Whether it’s your first time or a regular visit, Padmavathi Travels ensures a smooth journey.While booking Infant Darshan tickets for Tirumala is straightforward, the journey to Tirumala can be daunting without proper planning.

Padmavathi Travels offers an Infant Darshan package designed to provide a serene and hassle free pilgrimage experience for families with infants. To book this package, follow these steps:

Visit the Official Website: Navigate to Padmavathi Travels official website at padmavathitravels.com.

Explore the Infant Darshan Package: On the homepage, locate the "Infant Darshan Package" section. This area provides detailed information about the package, including benefits, eligibility criteria, and itinerary.

Contact for Booking: To proceed with the booking, reach out to Padmavathi Travels directly. You can contact them via phone at +91-9962717100 or +91-6384433111. Alternatively, you can send an inquiry through their website's contact form.

Provide Necessary Details: During the booking process, be prepared to furnish essential information, such as:

Parent's Identification: Valid photo ID proofs (e.g., Aadhaar card, PAN card, or passport).

Infant's Age Proof: Birth certificate or Aadhaar card to confirm the infant is below one year old.

Sibling's ID Proof: If applicable, ID proofs for siblings under 12 years accompanying the infant.

Review Package Details: Ensure you understand the package inclusions, such as transportation, priority temple access through the Supatham entrance, and any additional services provided. Clarify any queries with the travel representative to ensure a smooth experience.

Confirm Booking and Payment: Once all details are finalized, complete the booking by following the payment instructions provided by Padmavathi Travels. They will guide you through the payment process and confirm your reservation.

By following these steps, you can secure an Infant Darshan package with Padmavathi Travels, ensuring a comfortable and spiritually enriching pilgrimage for your family.

Services Offered by Padmavathi Travels:

Comfortable Transport Options:

AC and non AC vehicles to suit your budget.

Experienced drivers for a smooth ride.

Customized Itineraries:

Visit additional temples en route, such as Tiruchanur and Srinivasa Mangapuram.

Flexibility to cater to your schedule and preferences.

Experienced Guidance:

Knowledgeable guides to assist with temple protocols.

Reliable advice on Infant Darshan procedures.

Affordable Packages:

Competitive pricing without compromising on quality.

Special discounts for family bookings.

Conclusion

Infant Darshan at Tirumala is a thoughtful initiative by TTD, making it easier for parents to seek blessings without enduring long queues. By understanding the booking process and relying on a trusted travel partner like Padmavathi Travels, you can ensure a peaceful and memorable trip.

Start planning your Tirumala pilgrimage today and let Padmavathi Travels take care of the details, so you can focus on the divine experience ahead.

For bookings and inquiries, contact us at:

Phone: +91-6384433111 / +91-6384433222.

Email: padmavathitravelstnagar@gmail.com

Website: www.padmavathitravels.com

Address: Venkatanarayana Rd, Parthasarathi Puram, T. Nagar, Chennai-600017.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is prior registration required for Infant Darshan?

No, there is no need to pre register for Infant Darshan. You can directly approach the Vaikuntam Queue Complex with the necessary documents.

2. Can grandparents accompany the infant for darshan?

No, only the infant and their parents are allowed.

3. What is the best time to visit Tirumala for Infant Darshan?

Early mornings and weekdays are usually less crowded, making the darshan quicker and easier.

4. Does Padmavathi Travels help with last mile travel in Tirumala?

Yes, Padmavathi Travels provides end to end solutions, including transportation within Tirumala.

5. Are there additional charges for Infant Darshan?

No, Infant Darshan is a free service provided by TTD.

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Classical Dancer Of India Lavya Khanna

The infant Lavya Khanna was born on April 21st of 2004 in Ambala city, Haryana, in the loving family of Naresh Kumar Khanna and Sneha Khanna. Her supportive father is a hardworking businessman, and the loving mother of the girl is an efficient homemaker. The talented child attended Army Public School, Ambala Cantt, where the multitasking pupil became the house captain of the institution. The brilliant student gained a great score of 95.4 percent in the 10th CBSE board examination held in the year 2019-2020 with perseverance. The smart girl from school likes dancing, drawing, painting, cooking and other creative hobbies. Mother and grandmother of classical dancer of India are passionate about dancing and encourage their kid to dance to take the first step towards the journey of the marvellous dream at the tender age of six.

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Lavya Khanna first learned hip-hop and various other forms of western dance. The emerging dancer would enjoy every moment and step to which the girl shook her leg. As the best dancer in India, gradually she was attracted by classical and diverse dances. It was when the elegant kid began to love folk dance when she was attending DAD Academy. As a result, the aspiring artist soon began to enjoy the folk dance culture happily. Subsequently, the graceful child took admission at Satyug Darshan Sangeet Kala Kendra when she was 12 years old in 2015 to pursue a six years course of Kathak. In the institution, her mentor Anjou Miglan taught a budding dancer all the movements, expressions and sensing rhythms from basics to advanced level with all the gracefulness required. Even Lavya Khanna attentively listened and followed the instructions of the experienced teacher to become an exceptional Kathak dancer like her inspirational tutor. The enchanting trainee undoubtedly achieved the topmost rank in the yearly examination at the dance institution held in the fourth year by scoring 95 marks out of 100 in the practical test with quick grasping and dedication towards the art.

The classical dancer achieved second prize for the effortless Haryanvi Solo Dance and received the award from Siddhesh Pai in 2015. Then in 2016, the polished superstar obtained three national awards for outstanding performance. Two of the awards were received from Akhil Bharatiya Sanskrutik Sangh Pune Global Harmony organised in Pune in Maharashtra. Lavya Khanna was also honoured with the first prize in a solo dance competition by Manan Sachdeva. The intelligent star grabbed a gold medal in the 6th Cultural Olympiad of Performing Arts-2016, which was an International event organised at Bishop's College Auditorium, Colombo, Srilanka. Her dance performance was aired on D.D Punjabi in September 2016 through programmes like Paniri. The graceful dancer and her flawless team stood first in a semi-classical group dance with the mind-blowing act in a National Dance Competition arranged by the LAY School of Performing Art with the title of Saptarang Cultural Festival 2016 organised in Maharashtra.

The year 2017 was a golden period for Lavya Khanna as she achieved several successes. India's best female dancer was felicitated with a gold medal for Kathak and Haryanvi dance performance by the rotary club in Colombo, Sri Lanka. TThis talented star won third place in the state dance competition and won the Governor's Award in November for her fascinating performance. The Women and Child Welfare Minister, DC of Ambala and Haryana Minister Aseem Goel Ji awarded the elegant entertainer for the great work and dedication in dance. She has recorded her name in the International Book of Records for Twist Dance at Karnal, Haryana. The skilful artist took part in various National and International events and made the country and the hometown proud with her talent. The Dance India Dance (DID) show finalist Uday Sachdeva awarded first prize to Lavya Khanna in a solo dance competition.

The FYLFOT Forum at Solan organised Abhinay 2018 in the 32nd All India Drama and Dance Competition, where the graceful dancer gained three National Awards with her perfect show. The charming dancer recieved the Karamveer Chakra Award, which was organised in the partnership of ICONGO and the United Nations at IIT, Delhi, on October 12, 2019. Moreover, in the same year, Lavya Khana passed the NCC CADET examination with an A grade certificate in 2019. The capable dancer obtained the Saraswatibai Dadasaheb Phalke Award and Star Iconic Award for the delightful performances in 2021. The star performer won 1st prize in the National Level Dance competition held in Rajasthan.

Lavya Khanna has impressed people around the globe with her graceful dance from a young age making India proud. The talented girl had dreamed of being a dancer, and later, she achieved the goal with determination, perseverance, and the support of family and guru. The skilful performer has taught every one to accomplish every desire with strong willpower and hard work.

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Dhyana: The Seventh Limb of Yoga

As we progress via the phases of the 8 limbs of yoga exercise, we involve the 7th arm or leg called dhyana. Often, dhyana is utilized mutually with the practice of meditation. There is, however, a distinctive difference in between meditation as a technique and also the state of being that is dhyana.

The Journey of Meditation

Meditation is the technique of silencing the mind. In using a rule or a centerpiece such as a candle light or the breath, you are bringing the recognition within as in the practice of pratyahara, or the fifth branch of yoga.

In reflection, there is an awareness of the observer, the object of monitoring, and the observed. Suppose you are making use of a candle light as an aesthetic meditation. The candle light is the object of monitoring. You, the individual developing concentrate on the candle light, are the viewer. As well as the recognition that you offer on your own in performing the candle reflection is the observed. In this technique there is continuous idea. The job of bringing understanding to a specific activity, even in lack of exercise, is initiative in doing something. The mind is still energetic alone with at the very least one of the senses.

This initial phase of meditation, where recognition is existing, causes many healthful and also joyous advantages. Your body will achieve normal homeostasis. You will be calmer, extra loosened up, and far better geared up to deal with stress.

Between Meditation and Dhyana

The state in between the technique reflection and also dhyana can be called, glimpsing the soul. In Primitive Sound Reflection, Drs. Deepak Chopra and also David Simon refer to this state as Atma Darshan. The Atman can be referred to as your greater self or soul.

In daily living, Atma Darshan can be a minute where you go into a peak state such as when time flies or when you really feel that time stands still. Have you ever before rested down to have coffee with a pal, with whom you have not spoken to in a while? Delighted to catch up, you start to chat just to overlook at your watch as well as recognize that five hours have zipped. The transcendence of time is glimpsing the heart. A peak experience is additionally a minute of perfection such as watching a birth or also a transition into death.

In reflection, glimpsing the heart is described as getting on the space. The area in between your thoughts is the space. This is the room of boundless possibilities as well as boundless creative thinking. You are touching your soul room. As Atma Darshan suggests, you have these moments of serenity but are unaware of such tranquility until you come out of the state. The spirit exists beyond area, time, and also origin, and as a result can not be experienced within the parameters you are made use of to in measuring an experience.

For instance, you go to your favored Greek restaurant (location) and also get a Greek salad (things as well as origin) every Tuesday for lunch (time). Room, time, as well as origin permit you to gauge and videotape experiences in your memory. Yet, as the heart goes beyond these components necessary for measurement, you may understand you've traveled to the void by the sensations you have after meditation. Those sensations may be bliss, a sense of total wellness, and also unusual happiness or convenience in the body.

Thus, focused attention (dharana) and also sliding into the space are a training ground for complete understanding however are not the complete effect of dhyana.

Through Your Meditation You Can Reach Dhyana

Meditation is the pathway to the state of dhyana. Through the concepts and also one-pointed attention, you can appear to total recognition. Dhyana is the state of pure Atma, which is consciousness and self-awareness. Love reigns the 7th limb of yoga.

If you have researched the Seven States of Awareness detailed in Primordial Sound Meditation, dhyana would certainly equal the state of Divine Awareness. Love flows from you. It's not a connected state of love. Love with add-on is to items or individuals. Love with detachment is the resonance of pure love for God. In yoga exercise, this kind of pure love is called Bhakti. It is an innocent love for merging in entirety to the Divine. You can equate this to the kind of love that an infant has for his/her mother. He or she wants to be bound and also merged with her. She or he has completely surrendered himself or herself to her.

In dhyana, love flows with you and also creates a greater vibrational regularity within you. Simply as your Designer, named Purusha in Sanskrit, this divine love has the capacity to recover, develop miracles, and has empathy as well as compassion for all. The vanity falls away in dhyana as well as you transcend the boundaries of the mind. God's will actions via you when you have surrendered your will fully to Divine will.

Finally, attainment of dhyana is not with prepared it to end up being. The higher you seek it, the much more it will slip away from you. Your readiness for the 7th arm or leg of yoga exercise will include the constant method of the various other 6 arm or legs. Like a lotus blossom spreading out in readiness, dhyana will seek you.

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G.V. SUBBARAMAYYA,

part 2

My first pilgrimage to Sri Ramanasramam was on 8th June 1933. From Kanchipuram, where I had accompanied my mother to attend a function, I travelled alone to Tiruvannamalai. I was at that time in great sorrow, having suffered my first bereavement the previous December when my two-year-old son died from what the doctors could only describe as heart failure.

For over two years I had been reading the works of Sri Bhagavan and other ashram literature. My main interest had been literary rather than philosophical. I had been struck with wonder at the style of the Telugu Upadesa Saram that, in its simplicity, felicity and classic finish, equaled that of the greatest Telugu poet Tikkana. I had felt convinced that a Tamilian who could compose such Telugu verse must be divinely inspired. I wanted very much to see him. However, in view of my recent bereavement, my immediate quest at that time was for peace and solace.

I had my first darshan of Sri Bhagavan on the morning of my arrival. As our eyes met, there was a miraculous effect upon my mind. I felt as if I had plunged into a pool of peace. With closed eyes, I sat in a state of ecstasy for nearly an hour. When I came back to normal consciousness, I found someone spraying the hall to keep off insects, and Sri Bhagavan mildly objecting with a silent shake of his head.

Sri Bhagavan was speaking to someone. Since he seemed to be in a mood to talk, I boldly asked him my first question: The Bhagavad Gita says that mortals cast off their worn-out bodies and acquire new bodies just as one casts away worn-out clothes and wears new garments. How does this apply to the death of infants whose bodies are new and fresh?'

Sri Bhagavan promptly replied, 'How do you know that the body of the dead child is not worn out? It may not be apparent, but unless it is worn out, it will not die. That is the law of nature.'

This was the extent of my interaction with Sri Bhagavan on this first visit. Immediately after lunch, I left the ashram without even taking leave of Sri Bhagavan. I came and went incognito as an utter stranger.

As I write these words more than twenty years after this first meeting, I still feel the glow of joy that was revealed to me in that first darshan. But to capture the untrammeled exhilaration of that meeting and the transforming effect it had on my life, I have to go back to an ecstatic poem I wrote not long afterwards:

Eureka! I've found it! I've found it!

the missing link of this well-knit chain,

the keystone of this unending arch,

the correct solution of this cross-world's puzzle,

the only way out of this vicious circle, the pass to heaven's banquet,

the patent for immortality,

the armor against fate,

the death destroyer.

I've found it! I've found it!

the meeting point of matter and spirit,

the spell of beauty, the enchantment of love,

the magic touch that makes all beings one,

the fountainhead of joy,

the true philosopher's stone,

the secret of secrets,

the grand mystery,

I've found it! I've found it! Eureka!

- The Power of the Presence, III

G.V.SUBBARAMAYYA

part 1

Sri G. V. Subbaramayya was a Telugu and Sanskrit scholar who taught at P. B. N. College, Nidubrolu, in what is now Andhra Pradesh. He was one of the few devotees of Sri Bhagavan who managed to be completely free and spontaneous in his presence. Sri Bhagavan appreciated this and the two of them had many intimate and entertaining exchanges. This easy familiarity suggested to some devotees that Sri Bhagavan had a special liking for him:

Devaraja Mudaliar, a prominent lawyer and intimate devotee, asked how Sri Bhagavan could observe distinction among devotees.

'For instance,' added Mudaliar, 'shall we be wrong if we say that Subbaramayya is shown a little more favor than others and is made to act as the high priest of this order?'

Sri Bhagavan, smiling, replied, To me there is no distinction. Grace is flowing like the ocean, ever full. Everyone draws from it according to his capacity. How can one who brings only a tumbler complain that he is not able to take as much as another who has brought a jar?'

In making this selection of Sri Subbaramayya's recollections of his time with Sri Bhagavan, I have concentrated on the first few years of their association. However, no account of their relationship can be complete without a mention of Sri Subbaramayya's final darshan, which took place on April 4th 1950:

Sri Bhagavan asked me, 'What do you want?'

I said with streaming eyes, 'I want freedom from fear'.

Sri Bhagavan replied with overflowing grace, 'I have already given it'.

At once I felt as though a heavy load had been lifted from my heart. As I touched his lotus feet with my hands and head, a thrill of ecstasy passed through my frame. And I felt like being plunged in an ocean of peace and bliss. That vision of Sri Bhagavan and his gracious words, granting me freedom from fear, have, taken permanent abode in my being and are guarding me from all life's ills.

- The Power of the Presence, part III

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Dos and Don’ts for NRIs Visiting Tirupati

Visiting the holy Tirumala temple is a dream for many devotees, including NRIs who come from far and wide to seek blessings. To ensure a smooth and fulfilling experience, it is important to be well-prepared. Here’s a comprehensive guide on the dos and don’ts for NRIs visiting Tirupati, covering essential information and tips for your spiritual journey.

Dos for NRIs Visiting Tirupati

1. Plan Your Travel in Advance

Book your NRI Darshan tour package well ahead of your visit to avoid last-minute hassles.

Choose a convenient travel route, such as NRI darshan from Chennai airport, NRI darshan from Bangalore airport, or NRI darshan from Tirupati airport.

2. Book Darshan Tickets Online

Use the Tirupati NRI Darshan online booking facility on the TTD website.

Opt for the Priority darshan for NRIs at Tirumala, which offers quicker access.

3. Carry Required Documents

Ensure you have the documents required for NRI darshan Tirumala, such as a valid passport, visa, and proof of overseas residency.

4. Dress Modestly

Follow the temple’s dress code: men should wear dhotis and shirts, while women should opt for sarees or salwar kameez.

5. Utilize TTD NRI Services

Take advantage of the TTD NRI services for Tirumala darshan, which include special counters and assistance for foreign nationals.

Ensure you’re aware of the Tirumala temple NRI benefits for a seamless experience.

6. Book Accommodation in Advance

Secure Tirumala accommodation for NRIs to stay close to the temple.

TTD offers special guest houses and cottages for NRIs.

7. Follow Reporting Times

Arrive at the designated NRI entry gate on time to avoid delays.

Keep your Tirupati Balaji NRI ticket booking confirmation ready for verification.

Don’ts for NRIs Visiting Tirupati

1. Avoid Prohibited Items

Do not carry leather items, electronic gadgets, or sharp objects into the temple premises.

Smoking and alcohol consumption are strictly prohibited.

2. Don’t Miss Reporting Times

Late arrivals may result in losing your slot for the NRI Tirupati Darshan. Plan to reach the temple well in advance.

3. Do Not Violate Temple Etiquette

Maintain silence and decorum inside the temple.

Avoid overtaking queues or engaging in unruly behaviour.

4. Don’t Skip Checking the Temple Rules

Be aware of the Tirumala NRI darshan for foreigners rules if you’re traveling with non-Hindu friends or family.

5. Avoid Unofficial Agents

Always book your darshan tickets and accommodation through official channels to avoid scams.

Tips for a Memorable Visit

If you’re flying in, opt for the nearest airport: NRI darshan from Tirupati airport offers the shortest commute.

Combine your darshan with visits to nearby attractions using a customized NRI Darshan tour package.

Leverage the Tirumala NRI entry privileges to save time and ensure a peaceful experience.

Conclusion

By following these dos and don’ts, NRIs can enjoy a hassle-free and spiritually enriching journey to the Tirumala temple. Proper planning, adherence to temple rules, and utilizing the various NRI Tirupati Darshan services will make your pilgrimage memorable. Don’t forget to book your darshan tickets and accommodation in advance to ensure a seamless visit. Seek the blessings of Lord Balaji and cherish this divine experience forever!

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