“இறைவன் தொடர்பை வெளி வேடங்களால் வெற்றுச் சடலங்களால் பெற்று விட முடியாது.”
காயத்ரி சித்தர் சுவாமி முருகேசு
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Poojas & Services
Poojas & Services
Sri Lankatheeswarar – Moola Lingam
Rudrabhishekam, Pradosha Pooja, Somavara Shiva Pooja
Sri Lankatheeswarar is the principal Shiva Lingam of the Peedam and holds a central place in its spiritual tradition. The shrine offers devotees a place for prayer, reflection, and quiet connection with Sivam.
The Peedam welcomes those who wish to spend time in the presence of the Lingam, whether through traditional worship, meditation, or simple moments of stillness.
Gayathri Devi
Gayathri Mantra Japa, Devi Abhishekam, Navaratri Pooja
The Gayathri Devi shrine is a place of devotion, prayer, and contemplation. Devotees come to offer their prayers and spend time in stillness, drawing inspiration from the divine presence of Gayathri Devi.
The Peedam continues to honour this tradition as part of its daily spiritual life and practice.
Dhiyana Mandabam
Guru Pooja, Special prayers and offerings
The Dhiyana Mandabam provides a quiet space for meditation, contemplation, and inner stillness. Within this sacred space is the Samadhi of Gayathri Siddhar Swami Murugesu, which remains an important place of remembrance and reflection.
Visitors are welcome to spend time here in silence, allowing the atmosphere of the space to support their own prayer, meditation, or contemplation.
Maha Linga Pooja
A special worship of the 108 Shiva Lingams with traditional offerings, Abhishekam, Archana and Shiva Mantra recitation. Devotees may offer water, flowers and Bilva leaves and complete the worship with prayers and Aarti.
Nakshatra & Siddhar Pooja
Devotees may learn about the Siddhar associated with their birth star, offer their prayers at the 108 Lingam Mandabam, and spend a few quiet moments in reflection and meditation. The practice encourages devotees to learn, observe and connect with the Siddhar tradition.
108 Lingam Archana
A devotional Archana offered to the 108 Shiva Lingams, with the chanting of Shiva's sacred names and traditional offerings of flowers and Bilva leaves.
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