Sri Sudharshana Narasimha Maha Homam - Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple

Sri Sudarshana Narasimha Maha Homam is a powerful Vedic ritual performed to invoke the combined blessings of Lord Sudarshana and Lord Narasimha. Lord Sudarshana is the divine discus (chakra) of Lord Vishnu, symbolizing protection and the destruction of negativity, while Lord Narasimha is the fierce incarnation of Vishnu who annihilates evil and safeguards devotees. This homam is especially effective in removing strong negative energies, evil eye, black magic, and chronic health issues. It helps in overcoming obstacles, legal disputes, and enemies. The ritual includes chanting powerful mantras and offerings to the sacred fire, invoking divine energies to purify the atmosphere and the lives of the participants. It also promotes spiritual growth, protection, peace, and prosperity. People often perform this homam on auspicious days or during times of crisis to seek divine intervention. It is highly recommended for those seeking strong spiritual protection and inner strength.

Sri Sudarshana Narasimha Maha Homam Puja Vidhi involves a sequence of sacred rituals performed with precision and devotion. The puja begins with Ganapati Pooja to remove obstacles, followed by Punyahavachanam (purification). The Kalasha Sthapana is done to invoke deities into sacred pots. Vedic priests then perform Sankalpam—a declaration of the devotee’s intent. The main part of the ritual includes invoking Lord Sudarshana and Lord Narasimha through avahanam, alankaram (decoration), and archana (chanting names). The homam (fire ritual) starts with the lighting of the sacred fire (Agni), followed by the chanting of Sudarshana and Narasimha mantras. Offerings like ghee, herbs, and samidhas are made into the fire while chanting Sudarshana Gayatri and Narasimha Moola Mantra. Poornahuti (final offering) is done with full devotion. The ritual concludes with Mangala Aarti, prasadam distribution, and blessings from the priests. Devotees are encouraged to participate in mantra chanting and offer their prayers throughout the homam.