Tirupathi Suprabata Seva Sloka

Arjitha Sevas that are performed to the presiding deity of Lord Venkateswara commences with Suprabatham, followed by Thomala, Archana and finally concludes with the Ekanthaseva.

After archana some Arjitha Sevas are also performed to the processional deity of Lord Venkateswara, also popularly known as “Malayappa Swamy” includes, Kalyanotsavam, Arjita Brahmotsavam, Dolotsavam, Vasantotsavam and Sahasra Deepalankara seva.

Suprabhatam is a ritual performed every day in the Tirumamani Mandapam, in front of the Bangaru Vakili. The Bangaru Vakili are the two gold gilt doors, decorated with several small panels depicting the Lord in various Agamic forms such as Para, Vyuha, Vibhava and Archa. The Suprabhatam is performed in order to wake up the Lord and his consorts from His celestial sleep (Yoga-nidra)by chanting of the sacred Suprabhatam hymns, a series of poems composed by Prativadi Bhayankaran Annan, a direct disciple of Manavala Mamunigal.
It consists of:

Suprabhatam (Waking the Lord): 29 slokas
Strotram (Hymns to the Lord): 11 slokas
Prapatti (Surrender to the Lord): 16 slokas
Mangalasanam (Prayer to Lord's Glory): 14 slokas

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