Sri Swamy Ayappa

Sri Swamy Ayyappa, also known as Lord Ayyappa, is a revered Hindu deity worshiped primarily in South India, particularly in Kerala. He is a synthesis of Vishnu and Shiva, embodying the unity and harmony of the divine.

Ayyappa's birth is attributed to the union of Lord Shiva and Mohini (Vishnu's female avatar). His story is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology and the Puranas. Ayyappa's worship is closely tied to the Sabarimala Temple in Kerala, one of the most famous and sacred pilgrimage sites in India

Ayyappa is a symbol of unity among Hindu sects, and is known for his devotion to Dharma, the ethical way of living. He is said to protect spiritual wealth and grace, and to destroy worldly thoughts.

God of Truth, Righteousness, Self-Discipline and Brahmacharya.

“Worshiping Sri Swamy Ayyappa is believed to confer:”

- Spiritual growth, self-discipline, and enlightenment
- Protection from evil forces and negative energies
- Courage, strength, and confidence
- Healing, wellness, and relief from suffering
- Fulfillment of desires and prosperity