Nagarajar, also known as Vasuki, stands as the greatest among all Nagas, embodying immense power and divine authority. He is the primordial serpent who coils around Mahadeva’s neck, signifying his intimate connection with the cosmic balance. Alongside him, his divine consort, Nagayakshi, represents the nurturing yet fierce aspect of serpent energy, bestowing blessings upon devotees who approach with sincerity and reverence.

The significance of Nagas extends far beyond mere symbolism. When the Nagas are pleased, the Pitrus (ancestral spirits) are also satisfied, ensuring the smooth flow of ancestral blessings. This, in turn, removes lineage curses (Pitru Dosha) and clears karmic blockages. Additionally, the Navagrahas, the nine celestial forces governing human fate, align favorably for those who have the grace of the Nagas. This is because, in the sacred science of Nagaprashna Vidya, the nine planets are represented by nine distinct Naga deities. By invoking and appeasing these divine serpents, one can realign his planetary influences and manifest his destined path without obstructions.

A person who wins the favor of the Nagas does not merely survive—he thrives, living a life of grandeur, authority, and abundance. However, the Nagas are to be approached with bhaya-bhakti—a devotion that stems from deep respect and awe. Their grace is unparalleled, but their displeasure can bring about great hardships. Worshipping them with unwavering sincerity and pure intent ensures prosperity, protection, and overall well-being.

To receive their divine blessings, a special Nagarajar & Nagayakshi Puja is conducted on every Bharani Nakshatra at this sacred Pitham. This powerful ritual helps devotees remove afflictions, overcome planetary obstacles, and receive the boundless grace of Nagadevatas for a harmonious and fulfilling life.