Prasadam Sponsor (One Day) is one of the most meaningful and noble sevas offered at Sreepeetham. Annadanam—feeding devotees—is regarded as the greatest donation in Sanatana Dharma. Scriptures say that offering food is equal to offering life itself, as it nourishes body, mind, and soul. By sponsoring prasadam for a day, devotees receive immense blessings for their family’s well-being, prosperity, and peace.

Every day at Sreepeetham, hundreds of devotees visit to participate in poojas, homams, and rituals. After the sacred programs, prasadam is distributed to all visitors. When you sponsor prasadam, you are directly supporting this divine service and becoming a part of a long-standing spiritual tradition.

Significance of Annadanam

Annadanam removes ego, brings humility, and strengthens compassion. It is said that the blessings received from feeding others return to the sponsor as good health, financial stability, and protection from difficulties. The merit gained from this service benefits not only the individual but also their past and future generations.

Blessings Received Through This Seva

By sponsoring prasadam for one day, devotees may receive:

• Peace and harmony in the home

• Prosperity and financial growth

• Blessings for health and long life

• Removal of obstacles in career and business

• Divine protection from negativity

• Family unity and emotional well-being

• Spiritual merit and inner strength

This seva is often chosen on special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, memorial days, or as a thanksgiving offering to God.

How the Seva Is Performed

The prasadam is freshly prepared in Sreepeetham’s kitchen and distributed to devotees after the rituals. The sponsor’s name and gothram are included in the day’s sankalpam, ensuring that divine blessings are offered on their behalf.

Supporting Prasadam Sponsor (One Day) is a beautiful way to express devotion, gratitude, and service. It connects the devotee to the divine through the pure act of giving and spreads joy to everyone who receives the prasadam.