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    Ahobilam by: Dr. Gomathi Gowda Original price was: ₹1,200.00.Current price is: ₹1,080.00.
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    Atthigiri by: Chithra Madhavan Original price was: ₹1,200.00.Current price is: ₹1,080.00.

    This book, published on the auspicious occasion of the rising of Atthi Varadar, contains a concise account of the Sthala-Puranam, the role of many Srivaishnava Acharyas. architecture, sculptures, inscriptions paintings, music, prasadam and festivals of the ancient and sacred temple of Varadaraja Perumal in Kanchipuram.

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    Chidambaram Abode of the Infinite by: Dr. T. Ramalinga Dikshitar, Shri. P. Natarajan, Original price was: ₹1,400.00.Current price is: ₹1,260.00.
    Chidambaram temple occupies a unique place among the South Indian shrines. “Koil” is the exalted name for this sthala, where Nataraja performs his specific shrine, it clearly denotes its exalted state. The term “Koil” specially denotes “Chidambaram” for Saivites. Chidambaram is the home of Nataraja, the Lord of the Cosmic Dance. In this book, we are going to have a look at the all-around rituals, architecture, festivals, devotees (i.e., Nayanmars), etc. of the temple.
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    Satyavratashetram Devadhamam Mokshapuri Kanchipuram by: S. Rama Krishna Pisipaty Original price was: ₹1,400.00.Current price is: ₹1,260.00.
    Satyavratashetram, one of the ancient holy cities of South India is well known as the ‘mokshapuri’ and temple town. It is a holy Dhamam, abode of the God and Godess. A place is made holy by the presence of Lord and his devotees. Holy place is a platform to express the divine where performance of spiritual activities gets more benefit and made easy to bestow liberation to anyone even celestial abodes. Such places whatever spiritual activities are performed get thousand fold result. One very prominent story that runs practically across this holy city and also the reason of the existence of many temples is that the Lord Brahma performed yajna. It is said that Brahma (Ka) worshipped (anchi) Lord Vishnu and performed yajna at this place, which is why the city was given the name Kanchipuram (puram meaning ‘city ). Since then, Kanchipuram is one of the seven most significant pilgrim centres of Hinduism.
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    Embark on a spiritual journey with Six Shrines of Muruga, a bilingual Tamil-English hardbound book. Explore the history, legends, and cultural significance of the revered Arupadai Veedu, beautifully illustrated with photographs and temple maps.

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    Six Shrines of Muruga by: Thiruppugazh Amudhan Valayapettai Ra. Krishnan Original price was: ₹1,400.00.Current price is: ₹1,260.00.
    The Six Shrines of Lord Muruga is described in Tamil and English Languages by Valayapettai Ra Krishnan in tamil and V.S.Krishnan in English. This book holding the Story ” Puranas ” of Arupadai Veedugal of Lord Muruga which is originally from ” Thirumurugattrupadai writted by Tamil Saint Nakkeeran “. Explore the sacred and mystical world of Lord Muruga with the Six Shrines of Muruga hardbound bilingual book, presented in both Tamil and English. This beautifully crafted edition takes readers on a spiritual journey through the six most revered shrines of Lord Muruga, also known as the Arupadai Veedu, offering deep insights into their significance, history, and cultural importance.
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    Srirangam by: Chithra Madhavan Original price was: ₹1,200.00.Current price is: ₹1,080.00.

    Srirangam is the foremost of the eight self-manifested shrines (Swayam Vyatka Kshetras) of Lord Vishnu. It is also considered the first and most important of the 108 Divya Desams or sacred places praised in the Tamil hymns of the Azhvars (great devotees of Vishnu). It is the only Vishnu temple to have received the encomiums of the maximum number of Azhvars since eleven of the total number of twelve Azhvars has sung the glory of Ranganathaswami.

    The traditional story (Sthala-Purana) of this temple records the origin of this shrine. When Vibhishana carried the Ranga Vimanam given to him by Sri Rama all the way from Ayodhya enrooted to Lanka, he wanted to rest on the banks of River Cauvery in Srirangam. When he started to resume his journey, he found that the Ranga Vimanam had become fixed to the ground as Ranganatha wanted to make Srirangam his home. For the sake of Vibhishana, the Lord faces the southern direction towards Lanka.

    The huge temple-complex, covering 156 acres, constructed over many hundreds of years, is an exquisite storehouse of architecture and iconography. The present temple premises has been modified and reconstructed over the centuries of its existence. With twenty-one gopurams, seven prakarams, more than sixty shrines and numerous mandapams, it is the largest living Hindu temple in the world. Many emperors, kings, queens, other members of royalty, officials, army-commanders, religious leaders and people from all walks of life have contributed to this temple. Over the centuries, the Srirangam temple has maintained its pre-eminent position amongst the Vishnu temples of the Tamil country. In fact, for the Tamil Vaishnavites, the Tamil word for temple, 7covir denotes only the Srirangam Ranganathaswami temple. This temple has a unique record of chronicles written in Tamil. It has withstood the onslaughts by invaders during the 14th century The processional image (Utsava-Murti) of this temple worshipped as Azhagiya Manavalan was taken out of the temple for forty-eight long years during this turbulent period when He travelled to various places in South India, including Thirumala, the abode of Sri Venkateshwara.

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    The Great Temple of Madurai Meenakshi by: Thiruppugazh Amudhan Valayapettai Ra. Krishnan Original price was: ₹1,400.00.Current price is: ₹1,260.00.
    MADURAI the name at once evokes a feeling of devotion and awe; devotion towards Mother Meenakshi and Lord Sundareshwarar, the presiding deities at the most famous Madurai Meenakshi Temple of Tamil Nadu and awe at the long, uninterrupted history of literature, art and architecture that flourished in this temple town from pre-Christian era to the present day. That the divine grace and compassion of Goddess Meenakshi pervades and permeates through every aspect of life in this region, can be the only reason that through several. changes of dynastic rules, wars and vicissitudes, Madurai has been the centre of attraction for thousands of years to pilgrims and tourists, traders and travellers, Kings and commoners from all over the world.
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    The Splendour of Srivilliputtur by: Chithra Madhavan Original price was: ₹1,200.00.Current price is: ₹1,080.00.
    The bustling town of Srivilliputtur is well known for its Vishnu temple dedicated to Vatapatrashayee and the adjacent temple for Andal and Rangamannar. The Vatapatrashayee temple is one of the famous Divya Desams or sacred places eulogized in the Tamil verses (pasurams) of the Alwars (twelve important devotees of Vishnu). The deity in this temple has received the encomiums of Perialwar and Andal who belonged to this place. The first chapter of this book details the traditional story (Sthala Puranam) of Srivilliputtur, while the next is about the two famous Alwars connected with this sacred place- Perialwar and Andal, with special reference to the literary works of Andal, namely the Thiruppavai and Nachiyar Thirumoli. There is a chapter on the Amuktamalyada, a well-known literary work in Telugu by Emperor Krishnadeva Raya of the 16th century C.E. The chapter on the architecture and sculptures of the Vatapatrashayee and Andal-Rangamannar temples gives the general layout of the two temples situated adjacent to each other and details about the various sanctums, images of deities enshrined therein, sculptures and paintings. Andal’s parrot (kili) is famous, especially in the Srivilliputtur temple. Its symbolism, importance, material of which it is made and various other details are the content of a chapter focusing on the parrot. Around Srivilliputtur are some small shrines which are connected with the main temples in this town. These find mention in a separate chapter.
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    The Supreme Lord by: D. Kiran Kranth Choudary Original price was: ₹1,400.00.Current price is: ₹1,260.00.
    It deals with controversies regarding the identity of the idol of Lord Venkatesa and given reasonable conclusions for the first time. The relevance of calling the Sri Venkatesvara shrine Svayamvyaktakshetram and the Lord therein Yajna Vishnu is well brought out here. Dasavataras of Vishnu and then how the Lord came to the Seshachala hill, Kaliyuga Vaikuntam as Kaliyuga Pratyaksha daivam, and the legendry accounts and Srinivasa kalyanam with Padmavati are detailed. When there are a number of hill ranges in Seshachala, the concept of the Seven Hills became popular, and their importance is discussed based on the Mahavedi (great fire altar) concept. Exclusive accounts on history, inscriptions, and architectural renderings of the temple, Anandanilayam, and their significance are given. The Supreme Lord’s physiognomy and reasons for His beautiful, serene appearance are explained.
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    The Three Great Living Temples by: Prof. S. Rajavelu, Ram Shankar, Original price was: ₹1,400.00.Current price is: ₹1,260.00.
    Three temples, the Rajarajiswaram at Thanjavur, the Gangaikondacholiswaram at Gangaikondacholapuram and Airavatisvara at Darasuram, are all living temples located within the Cauvery Delta region, the heart of Chola Empire. The tradition of temple worship and rituals established and practiced over a thousand years ago, based on still older Armie texts, continues daily, weekly and annually, as an inseparable part of life of the people.
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    “Tirumala Tirupati” is a captivating coffee table book with over 200 visuals exploring Lord Venkatesa’s divine identity, temple history, architectural insights, and legends of Tirumala. A treasure trove for devotees, it beautifully unveils traditions, rituals, and spiritual significance.

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    Tirumala Tirupati by: D. Kiran Kranth Choudary Original price was: ₹1,400.00.Current price is: ₹1,260.00.

    The Supreme Lord is a unique coffee table book with over 200 photographs, graphics, paintings, and architectural ideas. For the first time, it confronts Lord Venkatesa’s idol identification and offers viable answers. This emphasises the necessity of calling the Sri Venkatesvara temple Svayamvyaktakshetram and the Lord inside Yajna Vishnu. Dasavataras of Vishnu, how the Lord reached Seshachala hill, Kaliyuga Pratyaksha daivam, legends, and Srinivasa kalyanam with Padmavati are discussed. The Seven Hills were important in Seshachala when there were several hill ranges, and their significance is linked to the Mahavedi. Exclusive temple history, inscriptions, and architectural representations and their significance are offered. The Supreme Lord’s physiognomy and why He looks so peaceful are described. For devotees, the hundi (koppera) and its shape, the sacrificial vedi, the reasons for the vast collection of quantities, and the construction of garbhagriha according to Mahavedi’s measurements are described. Adi Varaha, Goddess Padmavati, Bhaktas, and rulers are highlighted for their contributions to the temple’s growth in all sectors. Pictures of Tirumala festivals, prasadams, thirthas, and locations around Tirupati are lovely and alive. This volume would be a wonderful treasure trove for all Sri Venkatesvara followers.

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