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16 Years
Dr Vasudeva Sharma
Dr. Vasudeva Sharma joined our temple as a priest in January 2009. Before coming to Seattle, Dr. Vasudeva Sharma worked in Greater Springfield, Illinois for 1.5 years. He is a Shaivagama priest from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh which is located on the South side of India. He has 15 years of experience. He is a disciple of Sri Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Jayendra Saraswathi Swami. Shri Vasudeva Sharma is of Yajurveda Sampradaya. He is well versed in Smartha Sampradaya and conducts all types of Purva and Apara ceremonies. He has a Doctorate Degree in Astrology.

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