Guru Pooja is a revered celebration dedicated to honoring a guru on the anniversary of their Jeeva Samadhi, the moment they attained union with the divine source. Devotees worship and revere on this auspicious day, receiving the complete blessings of the Siddhar or guru.
The Significance of Jeeva Samadhi
Jeeva Samadhi is a profound event in the spiritual journey of a guru, where they transcend their physical form and merge with the divine. The day of Jeeva Samadhi offers devotees a powerful opportunity to connect with the guru’s spiritual energy. It also allows them to receive the guru’s blessings.
Srimath Chithambara Periya Swamigal: A Powerful Siddhar
Among the revered siddhars, Srimath Chithambara Periya Swamigal holds a prominent place. His Jeeva Samadhi is a significant site of spiritual pilgrimage. Devotees believe that worshipping Srimath Chithambara Periya Swamigal on Guru Pooja brings immense blessings and spiritual growth.
The Spiritual Journey of Mahavishnu
Srimath Chithambara Periya Swamigal blesses and guides the spiritual journey of Mahavishnu. Mahavishnu received Nyana Deekshai, a form of spiritual initiation, at this sacred place. He received the initiation from C. Selvamani Guru, a disciple of Srimath Chithambara Periya Swamigal.
The Birth of a Noble Idea: Food Donation

Inspired by the blessings of Srimath Chithambara Periya Swamigal, Mahavishnu began the noble practice of food donation. This act of service, rooted in the spiritual teachings received from the guru, embodies the principles of compassion and charity that are central to the guru’s teachings.
Conclusion
Guru Pooja is more than a ritual; it is a celebration of the guru’s eternal presence and a recognition of their spiritual legacy. Devotees connect with the divine, receive the guru’s blessings, and gain inspiration to follow the path of righteousness and service by participating in this sacred observance.