A lakeside abode of Sri Marakatha Sakthi Kaali Devi at the foothills of Tirumala — where womanhood is honoured as the Divine Mother herself, in the lineage of Adi Shankaracharya.
On the tranquil banks of Rayalacheruvu lake at the foothills of Tirumala — a Shakti kshetram in the lineage of Adi Shankaracharya, established with one principle: woman herself is the Goddess.
Sri Mathaji received indications from Goddess Kaali to establish a temple in keeping with the Saaktheya tradition. Sri Swamiji travelled to Rayalacheruvu with his disciples, and — for the first time in India — the most powerful idols of Sri Marakatha Sakthi Kaali along with several unique deities were consecrated together on this two-acre lakeside site.
Yatra Naryastu Pujyante Ramante Tatra Devatāh — where woman is honoured, there divinity blossoms. Ours is the only tradition where the supreme energy, Sakthi, is worshipped in feminine form, and where every feminine form is worshipped as Sakthi. To restore the dignity, equality and greatness of women is the mission of Sri Sakthi Peetam.
In Tirupati, 2026, Sri Mathaji Ramyananda Bharati Swamini conducted the Daśa Sahasra Suvāsinī Pūjā with over ten thousand women on a single platform — the only Peethadhiswari in history to do so. Through her slogan Naari Namostute, over 50,000 women across India and abroad have been honoured.
For the first time in India, several powerful and unique idols are installed together at Sri Sakthi Peetam — the white-hued Vārāhi, the blood-hued Pratyangirā, and the golden Swarna Kubera.
Participate in person at the temple, or register your sankalpa and receive prasādam at your address — anywhere in India.
Witness the abhishekam, archana and deeparadhana at the main sanctum — morning and evening.
Feed devotees, sādhus and the needy — sharing sacred food brings immense spiritual merit.
Participate in Mahā Rudra Homam, Chandi Yāga, Sudarśana Yāga and other powerful homams.
On the spiritual sovereignty of woman and the meaning of our principal verse in the modern world.
Your generous contributions sustain the daily sevas, festivals, and spiritual welfare programmes.
Sharing sacred prasadam brings immense spiritual merit. Sponsor a meal for the devotees who travel to the Peetam.
Support the daily activities, travel, and welfare of Sri Swamiji and Sri Mataji — the lineage you walk with.
Support construction, kumbhabhishekam, and the ongoing maintenance of the kshetram for generations to come.
Sponsor the sacred lamp and daily archana at the main sanctum.
Empower rural and tribal women through training and dharmic activity.
Care for the temple cows — the sacred mothers honoured in our gosālā.
