Lordess SriGoda Andal

Lordess Sri Goda Andal, is anther main deity of the temple located towards the left side of Lord Venkateswara deity. Goda Andal, also known as Andal, is a revered figure in the Vaishnavite tradition of Hinduism, particularly in South India. She is the only woman among the 12 Alvar saints, a group of poet-saints who played a crucial role in the Bhakti movement. Andal is celebrated for her profound devotion to Lord Vishnu and her poetic works, particularly the "Tiruppavai" and "Nachiyar

Andal is considered a saint within the Vaishnavite tradition, a branch of Hinduism that focuses on the worship of Lord Vishnu

She was a talented poet and a deeply devoted Vaishnavite, known for her unwavering love and admiration for Lord Vishnu. Andal's most famous works are the "Tiruppavai" and "Nachiyar Tirumozhi," both of which are devotional poems that express her deep love for Lord Vishnu. Some believe that Andal was an incarnation of the goddess Bhudevi, the Divine Consort of Sriman Narayana (another name for Lord Vishnu) Andal is also known for her divine marriage with Lord Vishnu, particularly in his form as Ranganatha of Srirangam. Andal is often depicted as a symbol of pure love, devotion, and surrender to God. Her birthday is celebrated as Adi Puram during the Adi month, and her wedding day is celebrated as Panguni Uthiram in the Panguni month

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