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At the heart of the event is the chanting of the Vedas by over 150 purohits, monks, and tantric scholars from India and abroad, under the guidance of Brahmashree Mahadev Dikshitar and the leadership of Sri Mahadev Dikshit, Chief Priest of the Chidambaram Nataraja Temple, Tamil Nadu
Various Conferences, Seminars, Vijnana Sabhas, Study Classes, Discussions, Thesis (Dissertation) Presentations etc conducted as part of ChaturVeda Jnana Maha Yajna. This auspicious event emphasizes on Chaturveda from where the following upa-vedas and subjects have been evolved
Each day features sacred rituals, invoking Vedic mantras to purify the environment and bring well-being to all.
A series of cultural performances, including traditional Indian arts like Kathakali, Bharatanatyam, and Yakshagana.
Various Dharmic Speeches & Cultural Programs showcasing the Indian Cultural Heritage, like; Kathakkali, Mohiniyattam, Drama, Poorakkali in Sanskrit, Kathaprasangam, Chakyar Koothu, Carnatic Music, Yakshagana (Karnataka), Bharathanatyam, Chilapathikaram, Vande Matharam Show, Sri Krishna Charitham Based Dance, Bommayattam, Koochupudi, Odissi Dance, etc.
From 2nd to 11th January, 2025
Timings: 8 AM to 5 PM
Veda Saramsha Pravachanam - Lectures shedding
light on the Essence of each Vedas.
Mega State-wise Cultural Programs from Renowned Artists.
From 2nd to 11th January, 2025 |Timings: 8 AM to 5 PM
Santa Sammelanam (Saint Conference), Ayurveda Seminars, Seminars of Traditional Healers, Astrology Seminar, Yoga Seminars, Vedic Mathematics Seminar, Lada Vaidya/Naadi Parishodana Seminar, Vijnana Sabhas, Science Forum, Study Classes, Thesis (Dissertation) Presentations, Discussion on the topics
From 2nd to 11th January, 2025
Timings: 8:30 AM to 5 PM
Vastra Daan (Clothes)
Bhoomi Daan (Land)
It is an important part of our “Chaturveda Jnana Maha Yajna” and believed that it is given to the needy poor on behalf of the entire people in the universe for their welfare, prosperity and also for protection of our nation, Bharat become “Vishwa Guru” as well
Kanya Daan (Marriage)
Gau Daan (Cow)
Anna Daan (Food)
An ancient concept given by Hindu sages which addresses the present-day challenges, offering solutions like enriching bio-diversity, conserving native, vulnerable plant species with medicinal and healing properties, religious and spiritual significance, supports local fauna, encourages afforestation etc. 27 nakshatra trees and herbs, which in itself are mentioned in the Vedas and recommended according to the particular birth star. According to our belief each star is associated with a tree.
The Zodiac comprises of 12 Rashi signs, namely; Mesha, Vrishabha, Mithuna, Karkatak, Simha, Kanya, Tula, Vrishchika, Dhanu, Makara, Kumbha, and Meena. The nine grahas are Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Raahu & Ketu.
The Navagraha Vana is a selection of 27+12+9 each plants – trees, shrubs & grass to
be planted in the appropriate direction in a chakra symbol.
Similarly, we set up a “Nakshatra Rashi Graha Chakra Vana” in Yajna Bhoomi,
premises of Kavugoli Sri Shiva Temple, which would help devotees to perform poojas and
worship to the appropriate tree according to their birth star.
