The month-long Shravan Maas festival, held between July and August, honors Shri Manik Prabhu Maharaj with daily Mahapooja rituals including Rudrabhishekam, Bilwarchana with 1000 Bilwa leaves, and Sahasranaam chanting.  Mondays feature special Bhajans, and evenings include Pradosha Pooja and Vedic chanting. Raksha-Bandhan sees Yagnyopaveetam renewal by students and priests. Mahasankashti honors Lord Ganesh, and Krishna Janmashtami marks Krishna’s birth with midnight Bhajans. On Shravan’s 13th new moon day, Devi Venkamma’s Maha-Samadhi is commemorated. The festival concludes on Bhadrapad’s first day with Anna-Pooja performed by Shreeji.