KAILASA's
Akshaya Tritiya

Introduction to Akshaya Tritiya

In Sanskrit, the word akṣaya (अक्षय) means “never decreasing” or ‘inexhaustible” in the context of “prosperity, hope, joy, success”.

Tr̥tīyā (तृतीया) is the third day of the phase of the moon.
This day is auspicious offering rice, offering money to one’s Guru, donating any kind of new things or vessels visiting temples, offerings of delicious dishes and special offerings of land, to the Guru and His devotees all are good signs of Akshaya Tritiya.

Hinduism is an Avathar worshipping tradition, we worship them as Guru when they are in the body and we worship them and diety when they not in the physical human body.
The highest treasure in our lives is our beloved Bhagavan THE SPH BHAGAVAN NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, He is the aspiration of lifetimes of seeking, spiritual apirations, and enlightenment

On Akshaya Tritiya we offer our gratitude in the form of various sevas, worshiping the god of wealth, compassion and auspiciousness in Hinduims, Bhagavan Venkateshwara. 

Who is Bhagavan Venkateshwara

Bhagavan Venkateshwara, also known as Sri Ananda Venkateshwara, is a compassionate incarnation of Sri Mahavishnu. He embodies unconditional love and is known for his benevolence towards his devotees. Bhagavan Venkateshwara is the epitome of wealth and prosperity, with Goddess Sri Devi Mahalakshmi, the embodiment of wealth, residing in his heart. His presence is a source of joy and prosperity, healing and enriching relationships, guiding devotees towards a life of service and fulfillment..