Bhootarajara Narikela Seva

Description

Bhūtarāja Nārikelā Phala Samarpane Seva

A sacred offering of the coconut (Nārikelā) to Śrī Bhūtarāja, performed with devotion as a symbol of purity and surrender. For this seva only, the coconut is rolled to the shrine in front of Bhootarajaru – not broken before Bhootarajaru – as an act of humble surrender. This does not describe offerings at Narasimha Devaru or other sannidhanas. The coconut is considered one of the most sacred fruits used in temple rituals.

This seva is offered seeking divine protection, removal of obstacles (vighna nivārana), and blessings for peace and well-being. Devotees participate by offering this traditional fruit samarpane to the deity through the temple. At our temple, Bhootarajara Narikela Seva is performed with devotion seeking the blessings of Śrī Bhūtarājaru, kshetra paalaka and devoted servant of Śrī Vadirajaru, with reverence to the Panchavrundavana of Śrī Vadirajaru and the sacred precinct.

Prasada from this seva is reverently packed and delivered to your doorstep.

What is Bhootarajara Narikela Seva?

Bhootarajara Narikela Seva is the sacred offering of a coconut to Sri Bhootaraja. For this seva only, the coconut is rolled to the shrine in front of Bhootarajaru as a symbol of surrender and purity; the ritual is performed for removal of obstacles and divine protection. (Not applicable to Narasimha Devaru or other murthis.)

When is this seva performed?

This seva is performed as per temple schedule at Shri Ruju Yogi Vadiraja Mandira, Chintamani. You may book online and the seva will be performed on the chosen date.

What prasada will I receive?

Along with other prasada items (Mantrakshate, Kumkuma, Dry Fruit with Pancha Kharjura as applicable), the blessings of the Narikela Samarpane are conveyed. Prasada is delivered to your doorstep.