Sathamanam Bhavathi

"shatamaanam bhavati shataayuH puruShaH shatendriyaH aayuShyevendriye pratitiShThati"

This is normally used by priests and scholars to give blessings to people. This is normally thought to mean "live for hundred years", because of the presence of the terms "shata" (hundred) and "aayu" (longevity).

As I see it, it means: "The count is by hundreds (many). Purusha (supreme cosmic being) exists as the living essence of hundreds of (many) beings. Purusha exists as the bodily prowess of hundreds (many). Purusha is established in the vital essence of beings just as in the bodily vigor."

It is saying that the subtle essence of beings as well as physical powers including senses etc are both aspects of the same supreme cosmic being!

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10 Brahmotsavams in a year

As per the history records, earlier there used to be 10 Brahmotsavams in a year, but with the British taking over reigns of temple administration in 1801, they reduced the utsavam to one in a year

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Live

http://www.tirupatilive.in/

Sripuram / Tube / Trip

This Mahalakshmi Temple-Sri Lakshmi Narayani Temple is built to have the direct aspect of Lord Venkatachalapathi in Tirupathi. Hence, it was named Tirumalaikodi, in early days. After the completion of the construction of the temple, the name of the place is changed as Sri Puram.


http://freedomweapon.blogspot.com/2015/01/sripuram.html

Tourmet

http://tourmet.com/tirupati-sightseeing/

Narayanavanam / Youtube / Map / Mandal / Siddhar

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narayanavanam
https://www.youtube.com/results?q=Narayanavanam
http://www.maplandia.com/india/andhra-pradesh/chittoor/narayanavanam/
http://www.onefivenine.com/india/villag/Chittoor/Narayanavanam
http://www.pingme24.in/sri-sorakayala-siddhar-swamy-temple/

The four sub-temples are,
1) Sri Padmavati Ammavari temple,
2) Sri Andal Ammavari temple,
3) Sameta Ramulavari temple,
4) Sri Ranganayakula Swami temple,
5) Sri Sita Lakshmana temple,
In addition, there are five other temples attached to Sri Kalyana Venkateshwaraswami temple. They are, 

1) Sri Parashareshwara Swami temple,
2) Sri Virabhadra Swami temple,
3) Sri Shakti Vinayaka Swami temple,
4) Sri Agasthishwara Swami temple,
5) Sri Avanakshamma temple,

Inner and Outer Gopura of Sri Govindarajaswami

Sri Govindarajaswami Temple has a remarkable outer gopura and an inner gopura. The inner gopuram is the earliest one, dating between the 14th and 15th centuries and has carvings that depict scenes from Ramayana and Lord Krishna's life.

• The sub-temples in its premises are:

1. Sri Parthasarathiswami Temple
2. Sri Kalyana Venkateswaraswami Temple
3. Sri Andal Temple
4. Sri Salai Nachiyar Ammavari Temple
5. Sri Ramanuja Temple
6. Sri Vyasaraya Anjaneyaswami Temple (Near Dwajasthambham)
7. Sri Tirumangai Alwar Temple.
8. Sri Kurath Alwar Temple
9. Sri Madhurakavi Alwar Temple
10. Sri Chakrathalwar Temple.
11. Sri Mudal Alwar Temple.
12. Sri Manavala Mahamuni Temple.
13. Sri Vedantha Desikar Temple.
14. Sri Woolu Alwar Temple.
15. Sri Anjaneyaswami Temple(Near outer Bugga).
16. Sri Nammalwar Temple.
17. Sri Sanjeevarayaswami Temple (opposite the Hathiramjee Mutt)
18. Sri Eduru Anjaneyaswamy Temple.

ixigo

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Yaganti

The damaged idol of Lord Venkateswara is present in this cave. Compared to Agastya cave it is easy to climb though the steps are steep. According to the story this idol was present in this cave before the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple was constructed. But as the idol is damaged near the foot, it could not be worshipped. Veera Brahmam tells us in his Kala Gynanam that this place can stand as an alternative to Tirupati. 

http://blessedpair.blogspot.com/2014/04/yaganti.html

Museum / More / Map

http://tirupati.ws/image_gallaries/displayimage.php?album=3&pos=7
https://www.youtube.com/results?q=tirupati+museum
http://wikimapia.org/8229068/Sri-Venkateswara-Museum