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naArasimHaVapu sreEmaAn kesAvaH puRusHottaMa

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Lion is a symbol of royalty and power.  Lord Vishnu assumed the form of half man and half lion in his Narasimha Avathara. Specific purpose of this avathara was... protection of his devotee Prahlada from his demon father Hiranyakasipa; to establish a point and to make true the words of his devotee "the existence (omnipresence) of God everywhere". Prahlada’s episode proves that, God will always come to the rescue of his devotees who prays him with sincere devotion. Vishnu Sahasra Nama Stothram describe Lord Vishnu as.... > 'NaarasimhaVapu Sreemaan Kesavah Purushottama' Meaning... He is the one who has taken a rare and unique form of a man and a lion whose worship will eradicate the ignorance; possessor of Goddess of wealth Sri Maha Lakshmi who always dwells in his chest; one who has beautiful and charming hair; the giver of knowledge to Gods; greatest among all Purushas; the Supreme Soul who is omnipotent and omniscient; Lord Sri Krushn...

Tirumala Sreevaari Brahmotsavam (Concept-Glory-Significance-Merits)

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Unique, world famous and the most sought after temple festival; Tirumala Sreevaari Brahmotsavam is held every year at the most sacred Tirumala Kshethra (Tirumala Hills); seat of the supreme God; Lord Sri Venkateswara also called Sreenivaasa; who is Lord SriManNaaraayana himself.  Scores of people from all walks of life participate in this nine day annual festival with utmost devotion and spirituality; will be longing to visit this sacred place during Brahmotsavam. It is a universal truth that we don’t find any other deity or temple as sacred; as famous; as powerful and as popular as Tirumala Kshethra and its presiding deity Lord Venkateshwara. Venkataadri Samam Sthaanam; Brahmande Naasthi Kinchana Venkatesa Samo Devo; NaBhootho; NaBhavishyathi There is no sacred place which is equivalent to Venkataadri (Tirumala) in this universe; there is no God who is comparable to Lord Venkateswara neither in the past nor in future going to be...