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OM NAMO VENKATESAYA Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple of Colorado Thrayaanhika Eka Kundaathmaka Balalaya Samprokshana Mahotsavam (Inauguration of the New Temple) Muhoortham: Friday, May 6, 2011, 7:19 PM to 8:21 PM (Mahalakshmi sametha Sri Venkateswara Swamy Aalaya Pravesham) Temple Address: 1495 S Ridge Rd, Castle Rock Visit our temple website www.svtempleco.org

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  • OM NAMO VENKATESAYA

    Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple of Colorado

    Thrayaanhika Eka Kundaathmaka Balalaya

    Samprokshana Mahotsavam

    (Inauguration of the New Temple)

    Muhoortham: Friday, May 6, 2011, 7:19 PM to 8:21 PM

    (Mahalakshmi sametha Sri Venkateswara Swamy Aalaya Pravesham)

    Temple Address: 1495 S Ridge Rd, Castle Rock

    Visit our temple website www.svtempleco.org

  • 08/24/07 VL Vratham 08/25/07 First Venkateswara Abhishekam

    01/01/08 NewYear Puja 03/08/08 Rudrabhishekam

    03/08/08 Shivarathri 04/13/08 Seetha Rama Kalyanam

    06/14/08 Hanumath Jayanthi 07/18/08 GuruPoornima

  • Venkatadri Samam Sthanam Brahmande Nasthi Kinchana

    Venkatesa Samo Devo NaBhootho NaBhavishyathi

    In this Universe there is no sacred place equivalent to Venkatadri

    (Tirumala) and there is no God equivalent to Lord Venkateswara neither inthe past, present, nor in the future going to be.

  • Message from SVTC Chairman of the Board

  • Message from Douglas County Commissioner

    Steven A Boand

  • SVTemple of Colorado Milestones

    May 2007 Conducted Town Hall Meetings

    May 17th, 2007 Applied for non-profit 501 (c) status

    September 5th, 2007 IRS approval notice of 501 (c) status received

    August 7th, 2007 First SVTC Vara Lakshmi Pooja and Venkateswara SwamyAbhishekam

    January 1st, 2008 SVTC celebrated first New Year puja with grand success

    March 8th, 2008 First Shivarathri celebrations

    April 13th, 2008 First Sita Rama Kalyanam (Bhadradri style) celebrations

    June 1st, 2008 Full time permanent priest was hired

    June 14th, 2008 First Hanuman Jayanthi celebrations

    July 17th& 18th, 2008 First Guru Poornima and Shirdi Saibaba Vigraha Sthapanacelebrations

    September 6th, 2008 First Ganesh Chaturdhi celebrations

    October 9th, 2008 Lord Venkateswara, Sridevi and Bhoodevi Vigraha Sthapana& Temporary Temple Opening

    October 12th, 2008 First ever Udayasthamana Seva as per Tirumala traditionswas celebrated

    October 26th, 2008 First Deepavali celebrations

    October 31st, 2008 Other Vigrahas were received and Vigraha Sthapana was done

    November 2008 Started work with Douglas County/Architects/Engineers

    towards obtaining Site Improvement Plan

    December 3rd, 2008 First Skanda Shasti celebrations

  • SV Temple of Colorado Milestones Continued

    January 7th, 2009 First Vikunta Ekadasi celebrations

    May 8th, 2009 SVTC School of Fine Arts Inauguration

    June 10th, 2009 Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Ranga Ramanuja Jeeyar Swamy visit to the

    temple

    August 15th, 2009 First land pooja (karshanam) was performed

    August 21st, 2009 - TTD Artist Ashtavadhani Dr. Medasani Mohans visit

    September 15th, 2009 Crops were grown at the site in preparation for Ground Breaking

    October 1st, 2009 Site Improvement plan was officially approved by Douglas

    County

    October 3rd, 2009 Raghavendra Swamy vigraha Sthapana

    October 9th, 2009 Shanku Sthapana (Ground Breaking Ceremony) by

    Sri Sri Sri Viswayogi Viswamji Maharaj

    November 28th, 2009 Nava Graha Prathisthapana

    December 2009 Well Construction

    May 1st & 2nd, 2010 Padmashri Dr. S P Balasubrahmanyam Banquet andConcert

    July 15th 2010 Temple Construction started

    September 12th, 2010 Sri Bodhinatha Veylanswami visit from Hawaii

    April 19th 2011 Certificate of Occupancy received from Douglas County

    May 6, 7, 8th, 2011 New Temple Inauguration Celebrations

  • Om Namo Venkatesaya

    Srinivas (Venkateswara) Suprabhatam

    Kousalya supraja rama poorva sandhya pravarthate

    Utthista nara shardula kartavyam daivamahnikam

    Ghanta Mantapam is the heart of Sri Venkateswara Temple, located on thehill, Venkatadri, one of the seven hills of Tirumala, a popular pilgrimage center tomillions of devotees. For the past several hundreds of years dating back to 14th

    century, there exists a tradition of singing the song to wake up Lord Venkateswara,

    over at this Ghanta Mantapam. It is known to all of us and practiced by millions ofdevotees all around the world. As all of you might have guessed by now, it iscalled SRI VENKATESWARA SUPRABHATAM.

    Early in the morning around 3 AM, Vaishnava priests sing the song of

    Suprabhatam to provide the wake up call to Lord Venkateswara. Serenity blendedwith peaceful environment is the norm here. The sacred hills of Tirumala echo andreverberate the melody filled with devotion. It is believed that the ashtadikpalakas, nava grahas and three crore devatas sing this with lot of reverencewhile being invisible to the ordinary devotees, who are assembled in Ghanta

    Mantapam. Sri Venkateswara wakes up with a smile and glances the 14 lokas. Onecan only imagine how sweet is that glance. When the elegantly eloquent, thousandtongued Adiseshu cannot describe the qualities of the grace with which the Lordlooks at the fourteen lokas, it is better for the humans not to attempt anydescription. It is extremely important and interesting to know how this song came

    into existence and who penned the lyrics of this song.

    The devotee who was granted the great privilege by Srinivasa and earnedhis grace in the form of knowledge and eloquence is Sri Prativadi BhayankarAnnan. He was born at an auspicious time to the couple Anantacharyulu and Andal

    at Kanchipuram in the year 1361 AD. Annans family was very traditional. Theywere descendents of a person Mudumubai Nambi who was one of the 74 headsappointed by Sri Ramanujacharya. The name given by his parents at birth wasHastiGiriNathar Annan. He gained expertise in all shastras at a very young age. Helearned the details of shastras from a great scholar Acharya Nayana

    Varadacharyulu who was the son of Sri VenkataDesikulu.

  • One day he defeated a scholar named Narasimha Mishra who came from

    North India in a debate by the virtue of his expertise. Varadacharya, who was verydelighted with this outcome, awarded him the title Prativadi Bhayankar. From thatday onwards he was known by this name. After some time, Annan joined as astudent to Acharya Varavara muni who was the main Jeeyar of Srirangam. One dayAcharya along with his students reached Tirumala to have darshan of Sri

    Venkateswara. While he had darshan of the Lord along with his favorite studentAnnan, He observed certain deficiencies such as lack of Suprabhatam or MangalaSasanam. He immediately asked his favorite student Annan to pen lyrics ofSuprabhatam. Taking that as a direct request from the Lord himself, Annan wroteand sang Suprabhatam, Stotram, Prapatti and Mangala Sasanam immediately at

    that moment. His teacher, the priests of the temple, and the devotees assembledwere delighted and spellbound hearing such beautiful rendition using honey likewords.

    Acharya Varavara muni ordered the temple priests to sing Annans lyrics

    every day in the early hours of every morning. Starting from that day the samelyrics are being sung to Srinivasa. He thus achieved the purpose of his birth and hisname entered history books. The 1st sloka in Suprabhatam is said to be obtainedfrom Ramayana where as the 9th, 10th and 13th slokas were obtained fromMarkandeya Puranam.

    Annan who wrote the lyrics of the Suprabhatam that are used as a wakeupcall to the Lord of the universe is blessed.

    After a while upon Acharyas direction, the same Suprabhatam has been

    propagated to 108 Sri Vaishnava kshetras. After the demise of Varavara muni,Annan spent the rest of his life in Kanchi and Tirumala. He passed away at a ripeage of 93 in the year 1454 AD and attained Moksha.

    The Suprabhatam, Stotram, Prapatti and Mangala Sasanam written by

    Annan are heard even today in the hills of Tirumala in the early hours of themorning. The whole world wakes up hearing the Suprabhatam of the protector ofthe worlds. The smiles of Srinivasa give the feeling of protection shields to theentire universe. This is the story of Suprabhatam. This is the wakeup call loved bySrinivasa. These are the Mangala sasanas.

    Sriyah kantaya kalyana nidhaye nidhayerthinam

    Sri Venkata nivasaya Srinivasaya mangalam

  • Temple Inauguration ScheduleFriday, May 6, 2011

    7:00 AM 9:00 AM -At 3194 N Industrial Way, Castle Rock

    SuprabhatamViswaksenaAaraadhanaPunyaahavaachanam

    9:30 AM2:00 PM-At the New Temple-1495 S Ridge Rd, Castle Rock

    PanchagavyaPraasanamVaastuPurushaRachana,VaasthuPurushaAaraadhanaVaasthuHomam, VaasthuBali

    This segment of the event is focused on drawing and offering prayers to vasthu purusha in order to quell any known and unknown deviations from

    vasthu sasthra .

    ParyagneekaranamRitual performed to obtain the sanctification and purification of the temple by the God AGNI(FIRE)

    4:00 PM 9:00 PM -At the New Temple

    RuthvigvaranamTo invite, request and delegate the authority to the main priest (pradhana acharyulu) the priest incharge of yagnam (yagna acharyulu) and all other

    associate priests, as per the tradition.

    Mrithsangrahanam (COLLECTION OF SACRED SOIL) Ankuraaropanam

    DwaaraThoranaDhwajaKumbhaAaraadhanaSoma HomamPoornaahuthiMahalakshmisamethaSri VenkateswaraSwamyAalayaPravesham(Muhoortham: 7:19 pm to 8:21 pm)

    JalaadhivaasamTheerdhaPrasaadaadiVitharana

  • Temple Inauguration Schedule

    Saturday, May 7, 2011

    6:00 AM 2:00 PM At the New Temple

    SuprabhatamAranimadhanam

    Ritual that involves the procedure and the process of initiating the sacred

    FIRE.

    Sri Venkateswara Swamy Sahitha Yaaga Shaala PraveshamChakraabja Mandala Rachana

    Preparation of 64 squares to invite the deities.

    Mahaakumbha SthaapanamChathusthaana Archana