Abdhikam, Masikam, Samvathsarikam
Sree Lalitha Brahmana Seva Samstha is a dedicated organization serving the Brahmin community by preserving and promoting traditional Vedic rituals. The Samstha specializes in conducting important ceremonies such as Abdhikam (first-year death anniversary), Masikam (monthly rituals for the departed), and Samvathsarikam (annual rituals) with authenticity and devotion. Guided by experienced priests and adhering to scriptural practices, the organization ensures the spiritual needs of families are met with care, respect, and cultural integrity.
Abdhikam
“Abdikam” is a Hindu ritual performed annually to honor deceased ancestors. It involves specific ceremonies and offerings, typically conducted by family members to ensure the well-being of the departed souls
Services Includes:
- 1 Bramha
- 2 Bhoktas
- Service includes a selection of food, including four curries, four chutneys, appams, garelu, payasam, and nuvvulundalu.
Masikam
Masikam is a Hindu ritual performed monthly during the first year after a person’s death to honor and nourish the departed soul.
Services Includes:
- 1 Bramha
- 2 Bhoktas
- Service includes a selection of food, including four curries, four chutneys, appams, garelu, payasam, and nuvvulundalu.
Samvathsarikam
In South Indian Hindu Brahmin tradition, the Samvatsarikam is a significant annual ritual performed on the first death anniversary of a departed soul.
Service Includes:
- First Day (Un Abtikam) – “This preliminary ritual is conducted two days before the main ceremony“
- Second Day (Samvatsaravimoka) – “Performed on the day preceding the actual death anniversary, this ritual signifies the liberation of the departed soul” involving Thila Tandula Tarpanam and Dasha Dhana Karyakramam.
- Third Day: Taddinam (Abdikam) – “The main ceremony is held on the death anniversary, involving – Punyahavachanam and Ganapathi Puja
Our Location
- 20m to Kakani Nagar Bus Stop
- 1 Km away from Visakhapatnam Airport
- 3 Kms away from Gnanapuram Railway Statio
Sree Lalitha Brahmana Seva Samstha
– Preserving Tradition, Promoting Unity, Serving with Devotion