Our Deep root in Somnath, Prabhas Patan
Sompura Brahmins, in Skanda Puran refers as Agnihotri Brahmins of Soma Loka, on request of their king moon came to Prabhas to perform pratishtha yagya of worshipped god named Somnath, later on request of lord moon the Agnihotri Brahmins decided to stay in Prabhas and perform all rituals for devotees, since the days the Brahmins are known as Sompura. (सोम लोकात् आगत्य प्रभास पुर पत्तने स्थिता ये ब्राह्मणाः ते सोम्पुरा)
Devotees gallery
Peaceful ritual gallery with our chief guests.
Prabhas Kshetra
Prabhas is a Sanskrit word formed in by two words “prabha” means glory or shining and “s” means the place belongs to, thus uniting two words makes new word called prabhas means the place where glory exists or remains.
Community Services
We serve those services to make strong our culture.
Knowledge and Learning
Brahmins are expected to possess knowledge of scriptures, rituals, and religious traditions. They are often seen as custodians of wisdom and learning.
Purity and Moral Conduct
Brahmins are held to high expectations regarding moral conduct and ethical behaviour. They are encouraged to prioritize purity in their thoughts, speech, and actions.
Spiritual Inclination
Brahmins often have a strong inclination towards spirituality and may engage in regular religious practices, meditation, and philosophical pursuits.
Intellectual and Scholarly Pursuits
Brahmins historically played a prominent role in intellectual and scholarly activities. They are associated with pursuits such as teaching, studying, and preserving ancient texts.
Tradition and Rituals
Brahmins are typically seen as upholders of traditional customs, rituals, and social norms. They often play significant roles in religious ceremonies and perform priestly duties.