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Lord Krishna

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Lord Vishnu behind 7 doors of Vaikuntha

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The Spiritual Sky “That abode of Mine is not illumined by the sun or moon, nor by electricity. And anyone who reaches it never comes back to this material world.” (Bg. 15.6)https://theharekrishnamovement.org/2013/12/17/the-spiritual-sky-2/

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तिरुपति मंदिर भगदड़ : 6 की मौत और बड़े प्रशासनिक बदलाव!

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Mukkoti Ekadashi/Vaikunta Ekadashi Greetings 🙏

Mukkoti Ekadashi/Vaikunta Ekadashi Greetings 🙏One 3 crore Ekadashi is equal to crores of virtues – 24 Ekadashi will come every year…Dhanurmasa Pure Ekadashi that comes before the sun changes to Uttarayana is called as Vaikunta Ekadashi or Mukkoti Ekadashi.Mukkoti Ekadashi will come between the time between the Sun enters Sagittarius and the time between Capricorn transitions.Devotees will visit…

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Experience the Heavenly Beauty of Vaikunta Ekadasi at Tirumala in 2025

Vaikunta Ekadasi is one of the most cherished and auspicious days in the Hindu calendar. Observed with immense devotion and passion, it marks the day when the heavenly gates to Lord Vishnu’s home are believed to open.This celebration is grandly celebrated at the famous Tirumala temple and attracts millions of devotees looking for blessings, wisdom, and a once-in-a-lifetime experience.. Tomorrow, January 10th, 2025, is the special day of Vaikunta Ekadasi, and Tirumala is ready to welcome devotees from around the world.

What Makes Vaikunta Ekadasi So Special?

Vaikunta Ekadasi occurs during the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of the moon) in the Hindu month of Margashirsha. It is said that observing fast and participating in prayers on this day cleanses one's sins and opens the path to salvation. At Tirumala, the celebrations are unparalleled, with special rituals, mesmerizing decorations, and the famous Vaikunta Dwara Darshan a unique opportunity to pass through the symbolic gates to Vaikunta.

Why Visit Tirumala for Vaikunta Ekadasi?

Tirumala, home to Lord Venkateswara, is considered one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations. On Vaikunta Ekadasi, the temple comes alive with vibrant energy and spiritual magnificence. The divine aura, coupled with Tirumala’s serene environment, makes it the perfect place to experience this sacred day.

Key Highlights of Vaikunta Ekadasi at Tirumala:

Vaikunta Dwara Darshan: Devotees get the once-a-year privilege of walking through the Vaikunta Dwaram (heavenly gate), believed to lead directly to salvation.

Special Alankarams: Witness the deity adorned in stunning jewelry and floral arrangements, a sight to behold.

Grand Celebrations: From traditional music to elaborate rituals, the temple’s festive atmosphere is unmatched.

Spiritual Significance: Participating in the poojas and hearing the sacred chants fosters peace and enlightenment.

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TTD Vaikunta Ekadasi Darshan 2025 Tickets for Tirupati Introduction

Vaikunta Ekadasi is a highly significant festival for Hindus, celebrated with great devotion at the Tirupati temple. On January 11, 2025, TTD (Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams) will offer a limited number of Rs. 300 tickets forTTD Vaikunta Ekadasi darshan, allowing devotees to have a special spiritual experience.

What is Vaikunta Ekadasi?

Vaikunta Ekadasi, celebrated during the Hindu month of Margashirsha, is believed to open the gates of Vaikunta (heaven) for devotees. On this auspicious day, the Vaikunta Dwaram (the special gate) opens at the Tirumala temple, which is otherwise closed throughout the year. Devotees consider this day as an opportunity to seek salvation.

How to Book Vaikunta Ekadasi Tickets Online

Booking your Vaikunta Ekadasi tickets is simple and can be done online. Follow these steps to book your Tirupati darshan tickets:

Visit the official TTD website at https://tirupatibalaji.ap.gov.in

Enter your mobile number and generate an OTP to log in.

After logging in, review the guidelines regarding the number of people per booking.

Select your preferred pilgrimage location and darshan date. The available dates will be marked with green, and the ones filling up will be in yellow. Red indicates fully booked dates.

Pick the best time slot for darshan and the number of pilgrims.

Complete the payment using a credit/debit card or net banking.

Once the payment is successful, you will receive a confirmation email with the ticket details.

Print or save the ticket and carry a valid photo ID (Aadhaar, passport, etc.) on the day of darshan.

SSD Token Availability

For Vaikunta Ekadasi, TTD has set up SSD token counters at eight locations in Tirupati. These tokens are essential for Tirumala darshan on this special day. The counters are located at MR Palli, Jeevakona, Ramanaidu School, and several other places in Tirupati. Pilgrims should collect their tokens in advance to avoid long waits. It is important to get there early, as Vaikunta Ekadasi attracts a large number of visitors.

Chennai to Tirupati Packages for Vaikunta Ekadasi

To ensure a smooth and enriching spiritual journey during Vaikunta Ekadasi, Balaji Travels T-Nagar offers Chennai to Tirupati tour packages. These packages include comfortable transport, accommodation, and a guide to assist with the darshan process. Whether you're fasting or looking to attend the TTD Vaikunta Ekadasi darshan, Balaji Travels can make your trip peaceful and stress-free. Book now for an unforgettable experience in Tirumala.

Why Vaikunta Ekadasi is Special at Tirumala

Vaikunta Ekadasi holds special significance at Tirumala, where thousands of devotees gather to offer their prayers and pass through the Vaikunta Dwaram (the special gateway). This sacred event symbolizes the opening of the gates to heaven and is considered one of the most auspicious days for devotees to seek salvation.

Ekadashi Vrat (Fasting)

Fasting on Ekadashi is an important practice for many Hindus. On Vaikunta Ekadasi, some people observe a two-day fast, while others, especially Smarthas, fast only on the first day. The second day is typically followed by Sanyasis (monks) or those seeking moksha (spiritual liberation). The fast is believed to purify the body and mind, helping devotees connect more deeply with the divine. During this fast, people avoid eating grains and consume only water, fruits, or simple foods.

Conclusion

Vaikunta Ekadasi is One of the most sacred days for devotees visiting Tirumala. Booking your Tirupati darshan tickets early will help you secure your spot for this divine occasion. Whether you're looking for a Chennai to Tirupati one-day package or a more extensive tour, Balaji Travels T-Nagar has the perfect solution for you. With their professional services, you can have a hassle-free journey to Tirumala, allowing you to focus on your spiritual experience. Book your tickets now and experience the blessings of Vaikunta Ekadasi.

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How to get Divine Blessings on Vaikunta Ekadashi – 23 Dec 2023

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Vaikunta Mahaprasthanam Crematorium

The compassionate staff at Vaikunta Mahaprasthanam Crematorium ensures that every aspect of the cremation process is handled with sensitivity and care. Trust in the professionalism and support provided by Vaikunta Mahaprasthanam Crematorium to bid a heartfelt farewell to your dear departed, offering them a peaceful journey into the afterlife.

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Vaikunta Loka – Eternal Heavenly Realm Talon Abraxas

It is the celestial abode of Vishnu.

Vaikuntha is an abode presided over on high exclusively by him, accompanied always by his feminine partner, consort and goddess Lakshmi. According to Ramanuja, Parama padam or Nitya Vibhuti is an eternal heavenly realm and is the divine imperishable world that is the God’s abode. It is the highest state beyond all worlds and nothing else beyond it. It is guarded by the twin deities, Jaya and Vijaya (guardians of Vishnu’s realm).The Vaikuntha planets are full of golden palaces and hanging gardens that grow fragrant sweet scented fruits and flowers

The Vaikuṇṭha planets begin 26,200,000 yojanas (209,600,000 miles) above Satyaloka.In most of the extant Puranas and Vaishnava traditions, Vaikuntha is located in the direction of the Makara Rashi which coincides with the constellation of Capricorn. One version of the cosmology states that Vishnu’s eye is at the South Celestial Pole from where he watches the cosmos.

Now the concept of Vaikuntha is generally associated with Lord Vishnu in Hinduism. It is believed that Vaikuntha is the realm where Lord Vishnu resides. There are detailed descriptions of the wonderful realm called Vaikuntha & the religious Hindus aspire to go there. The Swarga (heaven) on the other hand is a temporary concept in Hinduism & is not recommended as final resting place in our scriptures. In other words, one remains in the cycle of birth & death, even after attaining Swarga, but not when you reach Vaikunta.

Vaikuntha: This divine sky, or sphere, probably makes up 80% of the total Parah-Vyoma, or the total spiritual existence. This section of the spiritual sky is filled with virtually infinite lokas, each loka being governed by an avatar of God. Hayagreev, Dhumavati, Varaaha, Kaal-bhairav, Meenakshi, Matsya, Khandoba, Koorma, Kaali, Mohini, Dattatreya, Kapila, etc. etc. –

One of the most widespread misconception amongst Hindus is that Swarga & Vaikuntha are one and the same. Some people believe that Swarga is the desired realm of after life as per Vedic scriptures. But the Swarga is place within the realm of time & its residents are mortal. The only difference between Swarga & Bhuloka (Earthly realm) is that the duration of life is very long in Swarga.

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Colours of Vaani

The sound of gentle anklets tinkled joyously in the ears of Brahma, who was in deep thought. The very feel of the sound gave Him a deeper clarity, the anklets belonging to His Eternal Ardhaangini Sarasvati, whose Lotus feet touched the open leaves of the Lotus flowers, they spreading wide just for Her, giving Her feet space, freely offering their reverential devotion. He knew Her feet would be stained red, deeper than the usual red, owing to the fact that She had just come from Vaikunta, where it was customary to send Medha back only with new kumkum applied.

He could envision the mischievous argument which would have broken out then, in the form of banter.

"Medha, can I please colour your feet red?" Lakshmi asked, eyes twinkling innocently, yet filled with mischief.

"Lakshmi, has Bhrata Narayana finally taught you mischief?" Uma teased, giggling when Lakshmi pouted at Her, though the mischief in Her Lotus eyes did not even falter for a second.

"Can I colour yours, Sri?" questioned Medha, Her own eyes, so very much like Shiva's, arresting and beautiful, shone in deep amusement.

"We all will colour each other's," said Sri instead, laughing when Uma gave Her a mock exasperated look.

"Yes, we will!"

"And we did, Swami!"

Her voice was like the pleasant waterfalls that soothed an injured heart and Soul, a gentle balm lovingly caressing and healing. Brahma opened His eyes to see His wife standing in front of Him, one foot pointed, the other flat, the curves of Her soles splendid in their beauty. Her standard half white clothing held the tinge of Vaikunta's Bliss. Her bangles had changed into a different set than the pearl ones She had worn that morning, now decked with rubies studded in gold bangles, a gift Sri had hand crafted Herself, no doubt. The necklace She wore was the same one she always wore, pearl in gold, a gift He had given Her right after their marriage, a symbol of Her purity alone being the reason for the shine of His golden nature that created the Universe with Her help.

He took in Her calm Lotus face, eyes lined with kohl and Her sindoor filled with the red kumkum He always placed on Her forehead, Her pottu beautiful and round. Her hair was plaited and decorated with jasmine, no doubt the handiwork of Uma.

"Swami!"

Medha's face had taken on a deep red hue, making Brahma adore Her even more. Jnanamayi Vidya was blushing just due to His adoration?

"Swami, stop pretending to be some normal human," pouted Sarasvati, touching His feet before sitting down on the Lotus to His left, ever Her position, the Lotus white, much like Her very purity.

"Priye, you make me know the value and meaning of Love. Then how can I not be human with you?"

Brahma's words made Medha smile, tender, loving, deep and shy; She was ever the newly wed bride with Him.

"Words true of you are true of me too, Praneshvara. If you are human with me, I too am only a woman with you. Not MahaDevi, as I am to most," said She, Her voice the compliment of His baritone, both soothing, gently loving the Universe like only the Creators could.

"Vaani, I have not the words to describe you," said Brahma softly. "All I can say is that anything I say is because of you, anything I act upon is because of you. If I am passive, you are the active part of me, ever watchful and present. It is your energy that aids this Creation that is part of my duties."

"Swami, an Ardhaangini is She who is forever a partner to Her husband in every single way possible. She has a share in every creation, every responsibility, in every happiness, and most definitely, in every sadness of His. She is His other half, like He Hers. How can we be different? What you wish is what I do. What I prompt is what you say. We are Complete together."

Brahma just listened to Her adoringly, His eyes conveying the depth of Love He felt for Her. She could see the reflection of His love in His wide eyes, touching Her face and causing a gentle caress on it. A smile on Her lips, She leaned forward to place Her head on His shoulder, the two seated on Brahma Deva's pink Lotus, lost in Their own Bliss, even as the sounds of Sarasvati's Veena sang through the Universe, awakening Joy, Happiness, Prosperity and Righteousness across the endless Brahmanda.

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Vedic Temples 'वैदिक मंदिर' ॐ

Arulmigu Sri Varadharaja Perumal Temple, Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu, BHARAT (India)

One of the temple’s unique features is the Athi Varadar idol, a deity made of fig wood, which is submerged in the temple tank and brought out for public worship once every 40 years, attracting millions of devotees during the festival. Daily rituals are performed here according to the Vaikhanasa Agama tradition, and the temple sees large gatherings, especially during the Vaikunta Ekadashi festival. 

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DDS1 final boss: (uses Marevert and Vaikunta)

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Angel (now reverted): orz

Serph: "Did we win?"