The Prathisthapana Mahotsava of Sri Ganapathi, Sri Mukhya Prana Devaru, and Sri Raghavendra Swamigala Brindavana was solemnly and successfully conducted on Sunday, 25 January 2026, under the auspices of Sri Mukhya Prana Seva Trust (SMPST).
This sacred occasion marked a historic and spiritually significant milestone in the journey of the Trust. The entire programme was organised with profound devotion, meticulous planning, and strict adherence to Shastric traditions.
The Mahotsava was held in the divine presence and under the benign blessings of Sri Sri Subudhendra Tirtha Swamiji of Sri Raghavendra Swamy Math (SRS Math), Mantralayam, whose guidance and grace sanctified the entire ceremony.
More than 400 devotees (bhaktaru) participated in the function, filling the atmosphere with devotion, spiritual fervour, and collective prayer.
Inaugural Ceremony
The programme commenced with Vedic chanting and sacred rituals as per tradition.
Sri Sri Subudhendra Tirtha Swamiji graciously:
• Unveiled the commemorative plaque
• Lit the ceremonial lamp
The lighting of the lamp symbolised auspicious beginnings, enlightenment, and invocation of divine grace for the continued growth of the Trust and the spiritual upliftment of society.
Prathisthapana Rituals
The Prathisthapana rituals were performed strictly in accordance with Shastra under the divine guidance of Swamiji. The consecration ceremonies were conducted with sanctity, devotion, and scriptural precision, invoking divine blessings upon all devotees and well-wishers.
The establishment of:
• Sri Ganapathi
• Sri Mukhya Prana Devaru
• Sri Raghavendra Swamigala Brindavana
stands as a lasting spiritual centre dedicated to bhakti, seva, and preservation of Sanatana Dharma.
Sabha Karyakrama
Following the sacred rituals, a Sabha Karyakrama was held in the august presence of devotees, trustees, donors, and distinguished guests.
Blessings by Sri Sri Subudhendra Tirtha Swamiji
Swamiji delivered an enlightening discourse on:
• The spiritual significance of Prathisthapana
• The importance of dharmic institutions in society
• The responsibility of preserving Sanatana Dharma through seva, discipline, and devotion
His divine message inspired the gathering to actively participate in dharmic activities and uphold Guru Parampara.
Address by Hon’ble Chief Justice
The Hon’ble Chief Justice of the High Court of Karnataka, Sri Shreeshananda, addressed the gathering. He emphasized:
• The importance of faith and values in public and private life
• Ethical conduct and responsibility in society
• The need to nurture spiritual institutions rooted in tradition
He appreciated the efforts of Sri Mukhya Prana Seva Trust in establishing a spiritual centre dedicated to devotion and service.
Address by Sri Vedavyasachar:
Sri Vedavyasachar delivered an insightful speech highlighting:
• The relevance of Shastra in contemporary times
• The continuity and sanctity of Guru Parampara
• The discipline required to sustain religious institutions across generations
Introduction of Trustees
During the Sabha Karyakrama, the Board of Trustees of Sri Mukhya Prana Seva Trust was formally introduced.
Dr. A. Ramprasad, President of the Trust, introduced the office bearers:
• Sri Prakash, Secretary
• Sri Ramesh, Treasurer
• Sri Dhruva, Organising Secretary
The following Trustees and donors were also introduced and acknowledged:
• Sri Vijendra, Donor and Trustee
• Smt. Gayatri, Donor and Trustee
• Sri Vijaya Kumar, Trustee
• Sri Gopal Krishna, Trustee
• Sri Ramakanth, Trustee
Their dedication, guidance, and generous support towards the growth and activities of the Trust were gratefully acknowledged.
Sacred Pooja Ceremony
After the introduction of the Trustees, Sri Sri Subudhendra Tirtha Swamiji performed the Prathisthapana Karyakrama, followed by the Samsthana Pooja with Moola Rama Devaru.
The sacred Samsthana Pooja was performed with great devotion and spiritual grandeur. The divine darshana and pooja were reverentially witnessed by more than 400 bhaktaru, who received Swamiji’s blessings with deep devotion and gratitude. The atmosphere was filled with Vedic chants and divine vibrations, making the ceremony spiritually elevating for all present.
Conclusion
The Prathisthapana Mahotsava concluded with Mangala Arati and collective prayers for universal well-being. The event reflected unity, devotion, discipline, and spiritual commitment.
The successful conduct of the Mahotsava stands as a testimony to the vision and tireless efforts of Sri Mukhya Prana Seva Trust. The day will remain etched in the history of the Trust as a landmark occasion dedicated to dharma, devotion, and divine grace.
