Before delving into the booking details and prices of the Suprabatha Seva let us understand what this ritual is and its origins in temple rituals.
While the exact date or year is unknown historical sources mention that the Suprabatham about Sri Govinda or Lord Balaji was written by a Sanskrit scholar named Prathivadi Bayankara Annan a disciple in the lineage of Bhagavad Ramanuja.
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Archaka Swamys Performed Suprabatha Seva for Lord venkateswara in Tirumala
This particular ritual known as Pooja or Seva is conducted daily at the beginning of the day. It commences during the auspicious Bramhi Muhurtam which starts at 3:30 AM in the morning. Vedic singers and priests called Archakas, enter the temple through the Silver Gate and stand before the first of the Holy Seven gates before Jaya and Vijaya. Then the Sannidhi Golla a temple attendant enters the temple by opening the first gate and lights the lamps in the inner sanctum. The Archakas clean the inner temple and prepare the idols for the morning abhishekam, or ceremonial bath. The water used for the abhishekam is brought from Akasa Ganga.
After the initial rituals the Vedic singers begin praising the lord to awaken and offer darshan to the devotees. The first song sung is the Suprabatham in Sanskrit. Following that Sri Venkateswara Saranagathi and Mangala Saasanam are sung by the Vedic scholars. Around 400 to 500 devotees are allowed for this darshan every day, except on certain festival days. Once the rituals and praises are completed each devotee is permitted to have the Suprabataha Darshanam. Initially VIP category individuals are allowed for darshan. Then general ticket holders are provided darshan at Kula Sekhara Padi which is the first gate from the Dhruvaberam.
Process To Book The TTD Suprabatha Seva
To book the TTD Suprabatha Seva, follow these steps:
- Visit the website: https://ttdevasthanams.ap.gov.in/ and log in using your Indian Mobile Number and OTP.
- Once logged in, select “Seva Electronic Dip” under Pilgrim Services.
- Agree to the instructions by checking the checkbox and click “Continue”.
- Fill in all the required details. You can register for 1 or 2 persons by selecting the appropriate option from the dropdown and click “Continue” once all details are filled.
- A list of Sevas under Electronic Dip will be displayed. Select the desired Seva(s) and click on the “Select Seva & Date” button.
- To register for all Sevas, select the “Select All Seva(s)/Dates” checkbox at the top. To register only for Suprabatham, select the checkbox beside “Suprabatham” and click “OK”.
- Click the “Continue To Review” button.
- Review the details and click “Confirm & Submit” button.
- Once the registration is successful, you will receive a pop-up with the Registration Number.
- The Lucky Dip Selection date will be published, and selected pilgrims will receive an SMS and email. If selected, make the payment within 3 days.
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Random allotment of Arjitha Seva tickets at the CRO office
To participate in the random allotment of Arjitha Seva tickets at the CRO office, follow these steps:
- Visit the CRO office between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM daily.
- Enroll for the Lucky dip by providing your Aadhar card number, mobile number and undergoing biometric identification.
- Fifty tickets are reserved for random allotment.
- After the dip at 6 PM, you will receive a mobile alert via SMS regarding the result of the allotment.
- Upon receiving the message confirming your allotment success, you can pay ₹120 to participate in this Seva.
Frequently Aasked Question
Q: How can I book tickets for Suprabatha Seva in 2024?
A: You can book tickets for Suprabatha Seva through the official TTD booking portal. The booking process is usually done online and it’s advisable to book in advance due to high demand.
Q: What is the procedure for booking Suprabatha Seva tickets online?
A: The online booking procedure involves visiting the TTD official website, selecting the desired seva, filling in the required details, and submitting the application. For a detailed step-by-step guide, you can refer to the instructions provided on the TTD information website.
Q: Are there any specific dates when the booking for Suprabatha Seva opens?
A: Yes, the booking dates are announced on the TTD website. It’s important to keep an eye on the official site for the latest updates and announcements regarding the booking dates
Q: Is there an offline booking option available for Suprabatha Seva?
A: Yes, offline booking is available through the DIP system at the TTD CRO office in Tirumala
Q: What is the dress code for attending the Suprabatha Seva?
A: Men should wear traditional attire such as dhoti or lungi with uttariyam or kurta-pajama, while women should wear a saree or churidar with a dupatta
Q: What is the reporting time for the Suprabatha Seva?
A: The reporting time will be mentioned on your ticket. It is usually early in the morning, so it’s recommended to be prepared and reach well in advance
Q: Can I cancel my Suprabatha Seva booking?
A: Cancellation policies are subject to TTD’s terms and conditions. Please check the official TTD website for the most current cancellation policies
