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Dharma Rakshati Rakshitah.
We believe in protection of Dharma which in turn protects the protector

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A good example of this is the famous Sri Shambhulingeshwar temple at Dodnalli near Shirasi in Malenadu district. The 200-year-old temple is of timeless grandeur, a testament to a rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Worshiped by generations, it inspires devotion and awe with its historical significance and architectural elegance.

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Lord Shambulingeswara

Shiva temples hold great spiritual and cultural significance in Hinduism, serving as sacred places for devotion and meditation. These temples symbolize the cosmic balance of creation and destruction, as Shiva represents the cycle of life. Worship of Shiva is believed to bring inner peace, spiritual awakening and blessings for health, prosperity and liberation (moksha). Architecturally, many Shiva temples are magnificent, displaying intricate carvings and ancient artistry, making them centers of faith and heritage.

Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu

Swasti Prajabhya Paripalayam

Nyayena Margena Mahin Mahishah |

Gobrahmanebhyah Shubhamastu Nityam

Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu ||

Prajabhya Swasti – May all the citizens be blessed, Mahishah Nyayena Margena Mahin Paripalayantam – May the kings (rulers) govern this land righteously, Nityam Gobrahmanebhyah Shubhamastu – May the cow-Brahmins always be blessed, Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu – All the worlds (all the people in the world). Be happy.