Sri Rama, Sita Devi and Lakshmana
About the deity
About Sri Rama
Sri Rama, the very embodiment of dharma and the ideal life, gives darshan together with Sita Devi and Lakshmana, standing as a towering example of duty, devotion and righteous conduct.
The dedicated sanctum of Sri Rama, Sita Devi and Lakshmana is a sacred space that reflects the highest ideals of Hindu dharma. The seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Sri Ramachandra upheld dharma in every situation of his life and is worshipped as Maryada Purushottama.
Sri Sita Devi, the consort of Rama and an incarnation of Lakshmi, stands as a model of dharma, strength and devotion. Through her unwavering faith and priceless sacrifice, she has inspired countless people.
Lakshmana, Sri Rama's beloved brother, is an enduring ideal for millions of devotees through the selfless service, devotion and sacrifices he made out of love for his elder brother.
This divine family teaches us the importance of duty, dharma, family bonds and devotion. Their divine presence in our temple grants devotees the ideal of family life, the strength to uphold dharma, and the capacity to face life's challenges.
Sri Rama Navami, Sri Rama's birthday, is celebrated here with great devotion and grandeur.
Spiritual significance
Stand as symbols of dharma, devotion, ideal relationships and righteous living.
- Dharma
- Family
- Devotion
- Righteousness
Visit information
Devotees visit this sanctum to pray for harmony in the family and a righteous life.
Related pujas
- Sri Rama Archana
- Sundarakanda parayanam
Key festivals
- Sri Rama Navami
- Deepavali (the day Rama returned to Ayodhya)
