Our SacredDeities.
Ten divine presences reside within our temple, each embodying a unique cosmic force. From the primordial mother goddess Varahi to the celestial Navagraha lords, every deity offers a distinct path to grace, protection, and liberation.
Sri Aadhi Varahi Amman
The presiding deity of the temple, the primordial mother goddess Varahi — one of the Sapta Matrikas and a commander of the divine armies.
Sri Uchishta Maha Ganapathy
A rare and powerful Tantric form of Lord Ganesha, worshipped for the removal of all obstacles and the fulfilment of desires.
Sri Samba Sadashiva Murthy
The eternal and auspicious form of Lord Shiva in his complete aspect — Sadashiva with Amba (Parvati), representing the inseparable union of Shiva and Shakti.
Sri Maha Rudra Bhairavar
The fierce and protective manifestation of Lord Shiva — the guardian of time, the destroyer of fear, and the lord of the present moment.
Sri Sai Baba
The beloved saint of Shirdi who transcended all religious boundaries, teaching love, forgiveness, and devotion as the path to the Divine.
Sri Narmadeshwarar
The Lord of the sacred Narmada river — a self-manifested (Swayambhu) Shiva Lingam sourced from the holy Narmada, embodying the river's purifying power.
Sri Naga Muthu Mari Amman
The serpent-adorned rain goddess — a powerful village deity who protects from diseases, grants fertility, and brings life-giving monsoon rains.
Sri Rahu Bhagavan
The shadow planet deity of ambition and material transformation — worshipped to mitigate the malefic effects of Rahu in one's horoscope.
Sri Ketu Bhagavan
The shadow planet deity of spiritual liberation and detachment — worshipped for moksha, the release of past-life karmas, and inner transformation.
Sri Raja Karuppannaswamy
The royal guardian deity of Tamil Nadu — the fierce protector of villages, upholder of justice, and the lord who watches over the temple at night.
Offer Your Devotion
Experience the divine grace of our sacred deities through sacred pujas, archanas, and abhishekam. Book a puja online or visit the temple in person.