Prasannam
Thamboola Prasannam
Thamboola Prasannam is a revered South Indian traditional ritual performed to invoke divine blessings, prosperity, and positivity in the home or for special occasions. This sacred ceremony involves the offering of betel leaves, areca nuts, and sacred items to deities, accompanied by prayers, mantras, and rituals that are believed to remove obstacles, enhance spiritual energy, and ensure well-being. Often conducted during festivals, weddings, housewarmings, or family events, Thamboola Prasannam brings happiness, good fortune, and harmony to participants and the household.
Soli Prasannam
Soli Prasannam is a traditional South Indian ritual performed to seek divine blessings, prosperity, and good fortune for individuals or families before starting an important event or ceremony. This sacred practice involves chanting Vedic mantras, performing small poojas, and offering prayers to invoke positive energy, happiness, and success. Often conducted during weddings, naming ceremonies, housewarmings, or new ventures, Soli Prasannam ensures a harmonious beginning and spiritual protection.
Ashtamangala Prasannam
Ashtamangala Prasannam is a sacred Hindu ritual performed to invoke divine blessings, prosperity, and positivity in a home, temple, or during important life events. The term “Ashtamangala” refers to the eight auspicious symbols—Shankha (conch), Chakra (disc), Padma (lotus), Danda (staff), Vardhanaka (corn), Kamala (lotus), Meena (fish), and Swastika—each representing spiritual growth, protection, and well-being.
