Sri Swathi Narasimha Maha Yagna Trust

Sri Mattapallinatham Pranathosmi Nithyam Namaha

Sri Swathi Narasimha Maha Yagna Trust

Old No 24 New No 34 Venkatesan Street

T-Nagar Chennai 600017 Tamil Nadu

Phone: 044 – 24353704 / Mobile: 9444 909132

Mattapally Phone: (0) 94406 57333

Sri Swathi Narasimha Maha Yagna Trust

Sri Swathi Narasimha Maha Yagna trust, founded by Sri Mukkur Swamy, the renowned

Narasimha Maha Yagna Advaryhu, is functioning serenely even today. Through the trust,

numerous divine functions are being celebrated at Sri Swamy’s abode at Chennai as well as at his

Abhimaana Kshaetram Sri Mattapally.

being performed to the Lords adored by Sri Swamy as well as to

was the presiding deity for the 108 Sri Swathi Mahayagnas conducted by Sri Swamy.

At Sri Swamy’s Chennai abode, for the well being of devotees, daily aaradhanams areSri Yagnamurthy who

one stays at Sri Mattapally Kshaetram of 11 days

daily three times, morning, noon and evening, and perform 32 pradakshinams with wet

clothes.

It is Sri Mattapallinathan’s divine dictum that interminable karmas get terminated if, bathes at Sri Krishnaveni River

rooms is being constructed in four stages

been completed and are in use. Plans for the third wing, housing 8 rooms are underway

presently.

For the benefit of devotees to arrive to do the pradakshinams, a guesthouse with 32. The first two wings with 16 rooms have been constructed. 

continuously telecast the 108 Sri Swathi Yagnas.

Within the guesthouse premises, a unique Yagna Vaatica with 32 Narasimha stambhas, to house in the Lords adored by Sri Swamy and also to

the benefit of devotees

Daily in the afternoon and in the night, a special Annadhaanam is being performed forvisiting Sri Mattapally kshaethram.

the visiting devotees, a

nurtured presently. There is a plan to nurture more than 108 cows.

For the daily abhishekam (Tirumanjanam) of Sri Mattapallinathan and for the needs ofGoshaala has been constructed and about 16 cows are being

asterism) is being celebrated

Vedas, Divya Prabandhams, along with various special processions.

Every year during Aani Pooradam day (June-July) Sri Swamy’s Tirunakshatram (birthwonderfully amidst chants of Rik, Yajur, Saama, Atarvana

is being held

Thousands of devotees participate in this paadayaatra and experience the

bliss of immersing in melodious songs that accompany the procession.

Every year in the month of Ippasi, saptami day, a paadayaatra (walking procession), starting at the town of Kodad and ending at Sri Mattapally (a distance of40 kilometers).

The aforesaid activities are happening via the participation and support of several

mahaans

Swathi Maha Yagnas conducted by Sri Mukkur Swamy, for the benefit of the world, would reach

everyone, yonder the boundaries of time and place.

Those desirous of offering financial help to the aforesaid activities incepted by Sri Mukkur

Swamy, can send their cheques in the name of ‘

(Contributions are exempt from tax under section 80G). I pray to the divine feet of the Lord, for

everyone to be blessed by Sri Yagnamurthy, Sri Mattapallinathan and Sri Mukkur Swamy so as to

be filled with everlasting wealth, in a life free of any worries.

Your’s Sincerely

Mukkur Lakshminrusimhachaaryar Srinivasan

Chairman. It is evident that an increasing support would ensure that the fruits of the 108++ SriSri Swathi Narasimha Maha Yagna Trust’.

My Exalted Guru - Sri Mukkur Lakshmi Narasimhachariar

Mukkur Sri Lakshmi Narasimhachariar Swami was one of the most illustrious upannyasa karsin, the ubhaya - vedanta tradition of the present times and had the sakshatkaram of Sri Narasimha.

Sri Swamiji mastered the Vedas and the Vedanta inheriting the knowledge from his father Sri Mukkur Srinivaasachariyar, a great vidwaan at Madurantakam Sanskrit College of Ahobila Mutt. Sri Swamiji was proficient in Sanskrit, Telugu and Tamil and had thorough training in Naalayira Divya Prabhandam assimilating all the works of Vedanta Desika and other illustrious leaders.

In 1969 Sri Swamiji envisioned the manifestation of Lord Sri Lakshminarasimha in a shrine at Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh. Following this vision, in 1980 Sri Swamiji was divinely led to perform 108 Yagnyahavis. He performed the first Narasimha Maha Mantra Yagnyam in June 1981 in Chennai with the purpose of highlighting the glory of Hindu traditions and to help enable human beings face their problems.

Divine power, linguistic skills, astounding memory and captivating style of discourse were some of the unique features of Sri Swamiji. Simple yet lively presentation of complex themes marked his lectures. Sri Swamiji's collection of discourses, the upannyasams are available in a eight - volume Tamil publication titled " Kurai Onrum Illai ''. It is indeed an outstanding work that is a boon for any layman as well as for every Vishnavite. The profundity of his discourses used to astound listeners as he quoted from various sources and works not only of Vaishnavism but also of Adi Sankara, Madhusudana Saraswathi and several other religious heads. His brilliant essays on Mantrarajapadastotram in Sri Nrusimha Priya are treasures.

The late scholar had conducted 107 yagams in different parts of India from Rishikesh to Tuticorin. The first was inaugurated in the Asthika Samajam in June 1981. The elaborate manner of the ' Swati Yagnams ' conducted by this Mahah Vidwan testified that he was a stickler for Acharam and Anushtanam which are the two vital and fundamental factors that a ' Nrusimha Upasakar ' should personify. It is a misfortune that the ultimate ' Swati Yagnam ' should be performed in the eternal world.

After conducting a Yagam in Mumbai, he came to Chennai and then proceeded to Kakinada where he suffered a massive heart attack and passed away within an hour.

To the many admirers of Mukkur Swamy there is no doubt that he had reached the abode of Sri Vaikuntam, but the abrupt and premature departure is what the devotees are finding hard trying to cope with.