Jai Srimannarayana,
On the ocassion of Sra:vana Pu:rnima day JETUK is inviting to join us for the Upa:karma or Avani Avittam ceremony.

Date & Time: 27th Aug 2026, 06:00 am to 08:00 am
Event Schedule: Arrival by 05:50am
Venue: 87 Elizabeth Avenue, Amersham, HP6 6RQ.
Note: All the items for Homam, Tharpanam will be provided except the Pancha and Uttariyam. So please don’t forget to bring them.

BRIEF INFO ABOUT UPA:KARMA (Avani Avittam).
Upa:karma or Avani Avittam is a ritual offering prayers and express the gratitude to sages who gave the knowledge of Vedas and revealed Vedic Mantras to the human beings. This ritual is performed on the Sra:vana Pu:rnima day. This ritual to be mainly performed by the bachelors who has completed their Upanayanam.

On the full-moon day of the month of Sra:vana, Vishnu (as Hayagriva) have restored the Ve:da:s stolen from Bramha by the daithya:s Madhu-Kaitabha. After Vishnu created Brahma, he taught him the Ve:da:s. The humbled Bramha prayed to Vishnu, who restored the Ve:da:s.

Pardon is asked for studying the Ve:da:s during the prohibited period, and for all sins committed during the year. Ho:ma:s are performed, and the sacred thread is changed. The removal of the old sacred thread and the wearing of the new one are accompanied by sacred manthras.

Please Note: Get Divine blessings by chanting the manthra EVERY DAY.

Global Sri Sudarsana Maha Manthra Japa: Why This Divine Initiative?
In the journey of life, we often encounter unseen obstacles, mental anxieties, and turbulent energies that disrupt our peace and progress. Lord Sudarsana—the divine, blazing discus of Lord Maha Vishnu—is the ultimate personification of cosmic protection, righteous action, and the destruction of negativity.

Under the supreme guidance of our Acharya, Jeeyar Educational Trust UK is organizing this Global Maha Manthra Japa Yagnam to create a collective wave of positive spiritual energy. When thousands of devotees across the globe chant the sacred Sudarsana Manthra in unison, the collective vibration resonates through the universe, bringing immense healing, cosmic protection, and peace not just to our families, but to humanity as a whole.

The Miraculous Benefits of Chanting the Sudarsana Maha Manthra
Chanting “O:m Sri Sudarsana:ya he:thi ra:ja:ya namaha” 1,008 times daily for 11 days is a powerful spiritual practice (Sadhana) that yields profound benefits for the mind, body, and soul:

1. Divine Shield of Protection
The word Sudarsana translates to “auspicious vision.” Chanting His name creates an impenetrable spiritual armor around you and your family, shielding you from negative energies, evil eyes, and psychic disturbances.

2. Destruction of Obstacles (Sankata Haranam)
Just as the Sudarsana Chakra swiftly cuts through the darkest forces, this manthra actively eliminates deep-rooted blockages, delays, and obstacles in your career, education, relationships, and personal growth.

3. Ultimate Peace & Mental Clarity
The rhythmic sound vibrations of the Maha Manthra calm the nervous system, dissolving deep-seated anxiety, fear, and depression. It replaces chaotic thoughts with profound inner peace, mental clarity, and spiritual awakening.

4. Good Health & Holistic Healing
The fierce, purifying energy of Lord Sudarsana burns away the subtle karmic blockages that manifest as chronic physical illnesses and mental ailments. It rejuvenates your life force (Prana), bestowing vitality and longevity.

5. Inflow of Prosperity & Positivity
Where there is Sudarsana, there is Lord Narayana and Goddess Lakshmi. Cleansing your environment with this chant invites auspicious opportunities, emotional harmony, and material prosperity into your household.

Please Note: PLENTY FREE OFF STREET PARKING and LIMITED PARKING ON PREMISES.

About our Sri Sita Rama Navami Celebrations:

As explained in the divine discourses of Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam is not merely a historical remembrance of a wedding that happened in Treta Yuga. It is the celebration of Dharma itself. Sri Rama stands as Maryada Purushottama, the embodiment of righteousness, and Mother Sita is the very form of compassion, purity, and steadfast devotion. Their divine union teaches us that Dharma and Karuna must always go together.

Swamiji often says that when we participate in Sri Rama Kalyanam, we are not spectators. We are members of King Janaka’s family. We are Ayodhya vaasis. We are directly offering our service at the divine wedding of the Lord. Such participation purifies the mind and plants samskaras in the next generation.

With immense joy and gratitude, JETUK is organising Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam. This is a rare and sacred opportunity for all devotees to be part of this divine celebration through various sevas.

Devotees can participate in:

• Participate in the Kalyanam through Maha Yajaman’s, Vishesha Yajaman’s, or Yajaman’s
• Generous donations towards Kalyanam Garlands, Fruits, Puja Samagri, Annadanam, or Hall Costs

Swamiji teaches that every small offering made with bhakti becomes immeasurable in the eyes of the Lord. Whether it is a handful of rice, a garland, a cloth offering, or simple seva, each act becomes a bridge connecting us to Sri Rama’s grace.

Let us come together as one spiritual family, celebrate this divine Kalyanam with devotion, and ensure that our children grow up not just hearing about Sri Rama, but serving Him.

About our Sri Sita Rama Navami Celebrations:

As explained in the divine discourses of Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam is not merely a historical remembrance of a wedding that happened in Treta Yuga. It is the celebration of Dharma itself. Sri Rama stands as Maryada Purushottama, the embodiment of righteousness, and Mother Sita is the very form of compassion, purity, and steadfast devotion. Their divine union teaches us that Dharma and Karuna must always go together.

Swamiji often says that when we participate in Sri Rama Kalyanam, we are not spectators. We are members of King Janaka’s family. We are Ayodhya vaasis. We are directly offering our service at the divine wedding of the Lord. Such participation purifies the mind and plants samskaras in the next generation.

With immense joy and gratitude, JETUK is organising Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam. This is a rare and sacred opportunity for all devotees to be part of this divine celebration through various sevas.

Devotees can participate in:

• Participate in the Kalyanam through Maha Yajaman’s, Vishesha Yajaman’s, or Yajaman’s
• Generous donations towards Kalyanam Garlands, Fruits, Puja Samagri, Annadanam, or Hall Costs

Swamiji teaches that every small offering made with bhakti becomes immeasurable in the eyes of the Lord. Whether it is a handful of rice, a garland, a cloth offering, or simple seva, each act becomes a bridge connecting us to Sri Rama’s grace.

Let us come together as one spiritual family, celebrate this divine Kalyanam with devotion, and ensure that our children grow up not just hearing about Sri Rama, but serving Him.

About our Sri Sita Rama Navami Celebrations:

As explained in the divine discourses of Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam is not merely a historical remembrance of a wedding that happened in Treta Yuga. It is the celebration of Dharma itself. Sri Rama stands as Maryada Purushottama, the embodiment of righteousness, and Mother Sita is the very form of compassion, purity, and steadfast devotion. Their divine union teaches us that Dharma and Karuna must always go together.

Swamiji often says that when we participate in Sri Rama Kalyanam, we are not spectators. We are members of King Janaka’s family. We are Ayodhya vaasis. We are directly offering our service at the divine wedding of the Lord. Such participation purifies the mind and plants samskaras in the next generation.

With immense joy and gratitude, JETUK is organising Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam. This is a rare and sacred opportunity for all devotees to be part of this divine celebration through various sevas.

Devotees can participate in:

• Participate in the Kalyanam through Maha Yajaman’s, Vishesha Yajaman’s, or Yajaman’s
• Generous donations towards Kalyanam Garlands, Fruits, Puja Samagri, Annadanam, or Hall Costs

Swamiji teaches that every small offering made with bhakti becomes immeasurable in the eyes of the Lord. Whether it is a handful of rice, a garland, a cloth offering, or simple seva, each act becomes a bridge connecting us to Sri Rama’s grace.

Let us come together as one spiritual family, celebrate this divine Kalyanam with devotion, and ensure that our children grow up not just hearing about Sri Rama, but serving Him.

About our Sri Sita Rama Navami Celebrations:

As explained in the divine discourses of Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam is not merely a historical remembrance of a wedding that happened in Treta Yuga. It is the celebration of Dharma itself. Sri Rama stands as Maryada Purushottama, the embodiment of righteousness, and Mother Sita is the very form of compassion, purity, and steadfast devotion. Their divine union teaches us that Dharma and Karuna must always go together.

Swamiji often says that when we participate in Sri Rama Kalyanam, we are not spectators. We are members of King Janaka’s family. We are Ayodhya vaasis. We are directly offering our service at the divine wedding of the Lord. Such participation purifies the mind and plants samskaras in the next generation.

With immense joy and gratitude, JETUK is organising Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam. This is a rare and sacred opportunity for all devotees to be part of this divine celebration through various sevas.

Devotees can participate in:

• Participate in the Kalyanam through Maha Yajaman’s, Vishesha Yajaman’s, or Yajaman’s
• Generous donations towards Kalyanam Garlands, Fruits, Puja Samagri, Annadanam, or Hall Costs

Swamiji teaches that every small offering made with bhakti becomes immeasurable in the eyes of the Lord. Whether it is a handful of rice, a garland, a cloth offering, or simple seva, each act becomes a bridge connecting us to Sri Rama’s grace.

Let us come together as one spiritual family, celebrate this divine Kalyanam with devotion, and ensure that our children grow up not just hearing about Sri Rama, but serving Him.