: Offer fresh flowers (Pushpam) after every "Potri," and conclude with Neivedyam (fruits or sweets) and Harathi.
Glory to the one who fulfils righteous vows.
In the tapestry of South Indian spirituality, few rituals are as profound, luminous, and accessible as the (Sacred Lamp Worship). The term "Thiruvilakku" translates to "sacred lamp," and "Poojai" denotes the act of worship. When devotees seek to amplify their devotion, they turn to the 108 Potri —a set of 108 glorifying verses (Potri means "salutations" or "praise").
Om Akhandaya Potri
Praise to the source of radiant purity.
Om Santha Swaroopiniye Potri (Praise to the embodiment of peace)
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– You who destroy old evil deeds and past karmas.
Om Guggulu Dhupa Priyaya Potri
Om Shiva Deepaya Potri
Align the main wick to face East or North. Facing East brings health and peace; facing North brings wealth and success.
These 108 praises honor the divine lamp ( Agni Deepam ) as a form of the Supreme (often Lakshmi, Vishnu, or the Jyothi Swaroopam). They are traditionally chanted while offering ghee/oil, wicks, or just folding hands.
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Hail to the source who crowns humble deeds.
Sit facing East. Close your eyes and offer a brief prayer to Lord Ganesha to remove any obstacles during the puja. Complete 108 Thiruvilakku Potri Lyrics in English
Om Santana Lakshmi Swaroopaya Potri
Hail to the protector of vows and rituals. : Offer fresh flowers (Pushpam) after every "Potri,"
When a devotee performs the , they are invoking the female cosmic energy (Shakti) into the lamp. It is believed that the Goddess descends to reside within the flame to bless the household with health, wealth, and harmony.