A Mother–Daughter Ritual of Devotion: Karishma Guruma’s Sacred 300 Kg Vegetable Offering

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In a rare and deeply devotional ceremony, Guruma Karishma Shetty performed an intensive Shiva ritual using 300 kilograms of fresh vegetables as a sacred offering. Adding profound emotional depth to the ceremony was the presence of her 10-year-old daughter, who sat beside her throughout the process — learning seva, intention, and the energy behind ancient spiritual practices.

Rooted in Ancient Tradition

Vegetable offerings (annadān or shuddha-bhog samarpan) hold immense importance in Vedic and tantric rituals. Fresh produce signifies purity, abundance, nourishment, and grounding energy. When combined with mantra chanting and fire offerings, these items carry prayers directly toward the intended recipient’s energetic field.

In this ceremony, large quantities of greens including coriander, spinach, methi, and cabbage were arranged in a symbolic mound representing prosperity, healing, protection, removal of obstacles, and emotional clarity. A multi-tiered brass lamp with dozens of flames amplified the sattvic atmosphere, strengthening the impact of the mantras.

Teaching the Next Generation

One of the most inspiring elements was Guruma’s conscious inclusion of her daughter. At only ten years old, she helped sort the offerings while absorbing the vibration of sacred chants. This reflects Guruma’s commitment to passing down discipline, respect for tradition, the understanding of energy and karma, and the spirit of seva. In a digital age, such spiritual training for children is both rare and powerful.

A Ritual of Intention and Healing

Performed for a client seeking divine intervention, the ritual focused on clearing emotional and energetic blocks, stabilising finances, attracting protection, and strengthening spiritual alignment. Every chant and offering was made with precision and purpose, ensuring the blessings reached the client with maximum potency.

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A Living Example of Modern Spirituality

Karishma Guruma is known for merging ancient tantric and Vedic practices with contemporary life. Her rituals are marked by authenticity, emotional depth, and high-frequency chanting. This offeringenriched by mother–daughter devotion — stands as a legacy of light, service, and the preservation of sacred knowledge.

Conclusion

The offering of 300 kg of vegetables, performed with fire rituals, incense, mantras, and mother–daughter devotion, is not just a ritual — it is a legacy.

A legacy of light.
A legacy of service.
A legacy of teaching the next generation to honour the divine.

Through rituals like these, Guruma Karishma Shetty continues to inspire thousands who seek healing, clarity, and a deeper connection with the energy of Shiva.