Temple Festivals

The Four main festivals are celebrated in Temple. They are Darshan Day (7th of January), Ramnavami (March/April), Guru Purnima (July),and Vijayadashami (September). These festivals are celebrated with great passion, verve and he artfulness. There is a programme of puja, music (bhajan) public parayana (reading of scriptures and devotional texts).

Sri Naga Sai Mandir Important and Festivals Days 2024

1-Jan-2024 New Year Day Darshan at Sri Naga Sai Mandir
7-Jan-2024 Sri Naga Sai Darshan Day Festival.
17-Apr-2024 Sri Rama Navami celebration at Sri Naga Sai Mandir
14-Apr-2024 Tamil New Year Day Darshan at Sri Naga Sai Mandir
21-July-2024 Guru Purnima (Guru Purnima Day Celebration at Sri Naga Sai Mandir)
12-Oct-2024 Vijayadashami and Sri Shirdi Saibaba MahaSamadhi Day (Shirdi Saibaba MahaSamadhi Day Celebration at Sri Naga Sai Mandir)

Sri Naga Sai Darshan Day Celebration on 7th of January

In 1943 on the evening of the 7th of January, Guru-vara (Thursday) sacred for worship of Baba, a miracle happened! The place where the Naga disappeared in held as a ‘Holy Ground’ by devotees and from that day onwards Shirdi Sai Baba in Coimbatore is worshipped as “Sri Naga Sai”.

Continue Reading

 Sri Ramnavami  9 Days of Celebration

In 1897, Gopalrao Gund proposed holding in Urus as in expression of his gratitude to Baba for having been granted the birth of a son after many childless years. Baba gave HIS permission for the celebration and fixed the day for Ramnavami.

Continue Reading

Guru Purnima Day Celebration

Guru Purnima (“ Purnima means full-moon”) is the one which disciples and devotees honor and felicitate their guru and seek his or her special blessing. Although it is of great importance in Sri Naga Sai Temple, perhaps because it is the only festival which Baba asked us to celebrate.

Continue Reading

Vijayadashami/ Mahasamadhi Day 10 days of Celebration

Vijayadashami in celebrated throughout India, under different names and with regional variations, as the victory of good over evil. For Sai devotees, it is venerated as the holy day that their beloved Gurudeva(Saibaba) attained mahasamadhi (also known as Punyatithi) and is a big festival in Sri Naga Sai Temple.

Continue Reading