When devotees opt for the TTD SRIVANI Darshan, they often notice a special ritual — Aarthi (Harathi) performed during the VIP Break Darshan. This unique experience adds spiritual depth to the SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan at Tirumala.
We’ll explain why Aarthi is given during SRIVANI Darshan, and how it enhances the spiritual value of the TTD 10,000 darshan tickets.
SRIVANI Darshan
- SRIVANI (Sri Venkateswara Alaya Nirmana Trust) allows devotees to donate ₹10,000 per person and avail the VIP Break Darshan.
- Devotees booking TTD 10,000 darshan tickets get access to early morning, fast-track Break Darshan.
- This darshan includes special rituals not available during regular darshan slots.
Why is Aarthi Given in SRIVANI Darshan?
1. Aarthi is Part of the VIP Break Darshan Ritual
- Aarthi is a traditional Hindu ritual of worship using camphor or ghee lamps.
- During VIP Break Darshan, Aarthi is shown to Lord Venkateswara as part of the ongoing seva.
- Devotees witness this moment during the SRIVANI Darshan.
2. Aarthi Signifies Auspicious Welcome and Blessing
- Aarthi is a sign of divine blessing, believed to remove negativity.
- In SRIVANI Darshan, devotees feel a personal spiritual connection as they receive the Lord’s Aarthi.
- It offers a peaceful and devotional environment, unlike the crowded general darshan.
3. Symbol of Gratitude for SRIVANI Donors
- SRIVANI donors contribute towards temple construction and maintenance.
- Offering Aarthi during darshan is a mark of gratitude from TTD to SRIVANI donors.
- It’s a gesture of respect and acknowledgement for supporting temple development.
When and Where is Aarthi Shown During Darshan?
- Aarthi is usually shown inside the main sanctum (Ananda Nilayam) during early morning VIP break slots.
- Devotees entering through Vaikuntham Queue Complex-1 (VQC-1) witness Aarthi or Deepa Harathi as part of the Break Darshan Seva.
Who Can Witness Aarthi in Tirumala?
- Devotees with TTD 10,000 darshan tickets under SRIVANI Trust.
- VIP Break Darshan ticket holders during early seva slots (5:00 AM – 8:00 AM).
- Sometimes devotees with Seva tickets like Suprabhata Seva or Thomala Seva also witness Aarthi.
Benefits of SRIVANI Darshan with Aarthi
- Peaceful and devotional experience
- Witness sacred Aarthi moments inside the temple
- Less crowd, more spiritual focus
- Quick darshan without rush
- Divine ambiance with traditional temple rituals
FAQs – Aarthi in SRIVANI Darshan
- Do all SRIVANI Darshan tickets include Aarthi?
Yes, TTD 10,000 darshan tickets often allow devotees to witness Aarthi during the VIP Break Darshan. - Is Aarthi part of general darshan?
No, Aarthi is not performed during general darshan slots. It is exclusive to VIP Break Darshan or seva tickets. - Can I take photos or videos during Aarthi?
No. Photography and videography are strictly prohibited inside the Tirumala temple. - Does Padmavathi Travels offer packages for SRIVANI Darshan?
Yes, Padmavathi Travels offers Chennai to Tirupati SRIVANI Darshan car packages, including help with TTD 10,000 darshan tickets.
Conclusion
Aarthi during SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan is a spiritually uplifting moment, reserved for devotees who contribute to the SRIVANI Trust through TTD 10,000 darshan tickets.
This divine experience enhances the darshan by offering peace, grace, and a direct glimpse of sacred temple rituals.
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