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FAQs
What is the importance of Ayyappa Diksha? ›
The uniqueness of Ayyappa Deeksha is that, it prepares the human instincts, senses, emotions, and attain Nithyananda in the most natural way by turning them towards God.
When can we remove Ayyappa Mala? ›Do not remove the mala after you had darshan, on your way back to home. It should be removed only after you arrived at your house. This is the proper way and correct one also. In case you are not able to visit the temple and remove the mala there you can remove the same through your mother in the house itself.
What happens if Ayyappa Mala breaks? ›A broken mala represents a broken cycle. While that might make you feel sad at first, it is traditionally viewed as a sign of good luck. A broken mala symbolizes spiritual growth. The intention you set for it may be completed or you are in a different place in your life and you may need new energy and intentions.
Why Ayyappa Mala is black? ›The black clothes symbolically indicate a mind withdrawn from all materialist objects. The black cloth suggests the Ayyappa devotee is dead to the world of perceptions, emotions and thoughts and he is immersed in thought of Ayyappa. Swamiye Sharanam Aiyyappa !!!!!!!!
Why is Ayyappa so powerful? ›According to Hindu theology, he is described as the son of Shiva and Vishnu in the form of Mohini, thus representing a bridge between Shaivism and Vaishnavism. Ayyappan is a warrior deity and is revered for his ascetic devotion to Dharma, the ethical and right way of living.
What is the reason behind diksha? ›The essential idea of taking diksha is to seek salvation for the soul or spiritual cleansing. It is believed that renunciation of the material world and desires will rescue the spirit from the cycle of rebirth.
Can we eat ginger during Ayyappa mala? ›Ayyappa accepts this as his midday meals. This midday meals is called Maha neivedyam. During the pooja at night Appam, Paanagam(combination of dry ginger, sugar mixed in water} will be offered as neivedyam.
How many days should we wear Ayyappa mala? ›The Mala can be of either Rudraksham or Tulasi. As a main principle, Mala should be worn first and then the VRATHAM starts which should be observed for a minimum of 41 days and to be completed before the commencement of the Yatra.
Can we sleep during Ayyappa deeksha? ›U can because lord Shiva wants u to pray and do Pooja with full of love and enthusiasm ..he doesn't want u to pray and do Pooja without any excitement whenever u feel u can do pooja and whenever u feel u can sleep..he just want ur love for him not anything else ..we can give him love nothing else matters for him ..he ...
Who is waiting to marry Ayyappa? ›As per the Legends, this Malikkappura Devi wanted to marry Lord Ayyappa but He is reluctant. On request from the Goddess, the Lord said, whenever a Kanyaswami (who wears Mala for the first time and come to Sabarimala) does not turn up to Sabarimala, then He would marry her.
Can husband visit Sabarimala when wife is pregnant? ›
Yes, a Man whose spouse is in the final stage of pregnancy is not allowed to visit Sabarimala. Generally, a woman's fertility is determined by the combined efforts of both a man and a woman as they contribute to the reproductive process together.
What to eat during Ayyappa mala? ›Lunch: Should take fresh cooked food before noon. No left overs from previous day. Dinner: Should take light food like, upma, idli. No onion,garlic, egg or meat products.
Why do Ayyappa devotees wear blue? ›The donning of the traditional black, blue or saffron clothes during the Vratam period has its own significance. Blue: First the Lord is described as Neela Megha Shyamala Varnan. Most devotees wear the Blue colored Mundu, to associate themselves with the Lord.
What does Ayyappa symbolize? ›Ayyappa stands for constructive destruction which is a combination of Vishnu and Siva. He protects our spiritual wealth and grace by maintaining the thought of godliness and destroys all other thoughts pertaining to worldly infatuations. He is the symbol of unity among all sects of Hinduism.
What is the importance of taking diksha? ›Deeksha is what marks the initiation of an individual into a monastic life, post which they only walk on their spiritual path and detach themselves from the worldly. 'Diksha' lies in the heart of Jainism and marks a new beginning of a new life for an individual.
Do and don'ts in Ayyappa deeksha? ›No onion,garlic, egg or meat products. Outside food should be completely avoided. If any Ayyappa Swamy or family friends calls you for Annadanam you should not refuse the invitation. Make sure they should have prepared the meal after taking bath and women shouldnot be in their monthly cycle, etc.
Why do people pray Ayyappa? ›Lord Ayyappa Significate Saturn, we get the exact benefits of worshiping Lord Shaneeshwara or Shanidev. Lord Ayyappa is a saatvic god compared to shanidev and hence the efficacy of obtaining good help from Planet Saturn is more easier with Ayyappa pooja.