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Bhaag Savari utsavam observed with pomp
Anantalwar realises his mistake, immediately unties the Goddess and makes her sit in a basket of flowers and carries her over his head and unites Her with the Lord. Impressed with the devotion of Anantalwar, the Lord fulfils the wish of his great bhakta Anantalwar to enter His gardens immediately after the completion of
Tirumala: The annual Bhaag Savari Utsavam, a unique religious fete, which is usually observed on the immediate day after the completion of annual Brahmostavams of Lord Venkateswara at Tirumala, was observed with religious ecstasy on Wednesday evening. According to Tirumala temple legend, to testify the devotion of Sri Anantalwar, the Lord Himself dons as a human being and comes to Anantalwar Gardens, along with His consort Sridevi. When both of them were plucking the flowers, Anantalwar caught hold of Goddess and tied her to the Aswatha tree and when he tried to catch the Lord, he escapes in the reverse direction (opposite way) and disappears inside the sanctum.
Anantalwar realises his mistake, immediately unties the Goddess and makes her sit in a basket of flowers and carries her over his head and unites Her with the Lord. Impressed with the devotion of Anantalwar, the Lord fulfils the wish of his great bhakta Anantalwar to enter His gardens immediately after the completion of annual Brahmotsavams. This tradition is being observed by TTD with utmost devotion and this unique festival is called ‘Bhaag Savari’. The temple officials, successors of Anantalwar took part in this fete. Deputy executive officer Chandra Sekhar Pillai and others took part.
