The Lion Lord is on His way!
Narasimha Chaturdashi is the divine appearance day of Lord Narasimha, the fierce half-man, half-lion form of Lord Vishnu.
He appeared to protect His pure devotee Prahlad and to destroy the demon king Hiranyakashipu, who was tormenting everyone and claimed to be God.
On this powerful day, Lord Narasimha emerged from a pillar—neither inside nor outside, neither day nor night—and tore the demon apart, proving that no one can harm the devotee of the Lord.
This festival reminds us that God protects in unimaginable ways when faith is strong.
Exciting Seva opportunities
Swati Homa
Swathi Nakshatra Homa for Lord Narasimha
Every Swathi Nakshatra—His divine birth star—we perform a special homa to please Lord Narasimha.
This time, on the grand occasion of Narasimha Chaturdashi, we’re performing the Swathi Nakshatra Homa on an even larger scale—filled with devotion, Vedic chants, and heartfelt prayers for protection and strength.
Join us physically or virtually, and be part of this powerful offering to the Lion Lord.
Let your prayers reach Him through the sacred fire.
Thila Abhishekam
Narasimha Thila Abhishekam
A sacred offering of sesame (thila) and devotion to the fierce protector—Lord Narasimha.
On this Narasimha Chaturdashi, we are performing the Thila Abhishekam to seek His blessings for protection from negative influences, liberation of ancestors, and inner strength. The holy sesame abhishekam purifies, empowers, and invites divine grace.
Join us in person or virtually, and offer your prayers at His powerful feet.
Let the mercy of the Lion Lord wash over your heart and home.
Annadan
Narasimha Chaturdashi Annadan
Feed with faith. Serve with love.
On the most powerful day of Narasimha Chaturdashi, we are performing Annadan Seva—the sacred act of feeding devotees, sadhus, and the needy. It is said that feeding even one soul on this day pleases Lord Narasimha immensely.
This is not just food—it’s a blessing offered from your hands to His lotus feet.Your contribution becomes prasadam in someone’s life.
Annadan is Mahadan. Let’s give with gratitude.