Holy
Pilgrimage – Temples in Tamilnadu
State
Thiru Ida Venthai - Sri Nithya Kalyana Perumal Temple,
near Mahabalipuram
About
the Temple:
This
sthalam is situated in Tamil Nadu near Mahabalipuram. By travelling around 40
Kms from Chennai, we can reach this sthalam. From Mahabalipuram its is 5 miles
along the sea shore.
Some
more news about this sthalam:
1. This sthalam is called
as "Asurakaala Nalloor".
2. A grand utsavam is
done during Panguni Uthiram for 9 days.
3. At the end of Aavani
Sathayam, grand utsavam for 7 days is done.
4. Anna Dhaanam (giving
food to all of the person) done in Kalisanga Madam in Amavaasai.
5. People who want to get
married can visit this sthalam.
The Perumal of this Sthalam is Sri Lakshmi Varaha Perumal. He is found in standing position facing his thirumugham towards East direction. Prakthyaksham for Markandeyar.
Thayaar
The Thaayar of this Sthalam is Sri Komalavalli Nachiyar.
The Thaayar of this Sthalam is Sri Komalavalli Nachiyar.
Utsavar
- Sri Nithya Kalyana Perumal.
Seperate
sannadhis for Sri Andal, Sri Aranganathan, Sri Aranganayaki.
Mangalasasanam:
- Thirumangai Alwar – 13 Paasurams.
Total 13.
Manavala
Mamunigal also did Mangalaasasanam here.
Pushkarani:
Kalyana
theertham and Varaha theertham.
Thiru Kadalmalai - Sri Sthala Sayana Perumal Temple,
near Mahabalipuram
About
the Temple:
This
sthalam, Thirukadalmallai is also called as "Mahabalipuram" and
"Mamallapuram". It is situated in Tamil Nadu. 40 Kms away from
Chennai and 7 miles from Thiruvidanthai.
Mahabalipuram
is famous for its stone carved statues and sea shore. The speciality of the
statues are shown to the world by all Pallava kings and the stone carved
statues tell how their thinking is.
- The Krishna Mandapam where we can find a 8 feet Krishnar and the Gopalan (Krishnan) getting the milk from cow.
- Statue which explains the tapas done by Arjunan.
- Two big rocks in which full of shapes of Cat to Elephant, Devas, Munivas, Lord Shiva giving Pasupa Astharam, and cat in the Kolam of doing tapas and rats around it. These are the shapes which are beautifully seen in these two big rocks.
- Panja Pandavar Mandapam, Govardhana Mandapam, Panja Pandavas Ratham (Chariot) and all done in one rock and lots more can be seen.
Specials:
- This is the Avathara Sthalam of Bhoodathalwar. This Sthalam is full of Artistic work temple it is also called as "Artha Sethu".
- This place is governed by Mahabali. According to (Varam) got by Mahabali by Lord Vaamanar, the place is called as " Mahabali Puram" - This is one of the old story said about this sthalam.
- Chitra Kara Puli - Mahendravarman's Son Narasima Varma Pallavan was populary named as "Mamallan". Lots of the monumental and artistic works that are found are done by him and becasue of this, the place is called as "Mamallapuram".
The
Perumal found in this sthalam is Sri Sthala Sayana Perumal. He is found in
Kidantha kolam in bhujanga sayanam (sleeping) and facing his thirumugham
towards East direction along the sea.
On
the right hand side on his heart, Gnana Upadesh known as "Gnana Tamiz
Purintha Naan" is found.
The
Moolavar is Thiru Vada Enthai Varaaga Moorthy on west part of Kalangarai
Vilakkam (light house) near the Cave
Temple.
Utsavar
- Sthala Sayana Perumal (Ula Kuyya Nindraan)
Thaayar
The Thaayar of this sthalam is Sri Nila Mangai Thayaar. She is found in a seperate sannadhi.
The Thaayar of this sthalam is Sri Nila Mangai Thayaar. She is found in a seperate sannadhi.
Mangalasasanam:
- Thirumangai Alwar - 26 Pasuram
- Botham Alwar - 1 Pasuram
Total - 27
Pushkarani:
There
are Two Pushkaranies.
- Pundareega Pushkarani.
- Garuda Nadhi.
Vimanam:
Thaganakruthi (Aanantha Vimanam)
Thaganakruthi (Aanantha Vimanam)
ThirukKadigai (Sholingur) - Sri Yoga Narasimha Swamy Temple, Sholingar
About
the Temple:
This
sthalam is also named as "Kadigachalam". If we travel from Chennai,
we have to first travel to Arakkonam. From their, by travelling about 25 Kms ,
we can reach this Sholingar. Lots of bus facilities are available from
Arakkonam and lots of passenger trains stops at Sholingar station.
The
Malai Adi Vaaram (Bottom of the Mountain) of this temple is called "Konda
Palayam". Konda means Hill and Palayam means a town
Specials:
- Both in Periya and Chinna malai, the Perumal - Sri Yoga Narasimhar and Sri Yoga Anjaneyar are found in Yoga Stage.
- The Small Mountain (Chinna Malai) is about 200 feet where lord Anjaneya is found in sitting position found along with Sangu and Chakkaram in west facing direction. Here, Sriman Narayanan in the form of Sri Narasimhar gave His dharshan to Anjaneyar. Aanjaneyar is considered to be the resemblence (or) Avathaar of Shiva, but here He is resembling the avathar of Sri Vishnu.
- It is said all evil activities are cured if we take bath in the theertham of this sthalam and by worshipping Yoga Narasimhar and Yoga Anjaneyar.
Moolavar
and Thaayar:
The Big Mountain (Periyamalai) is about 400 feet high where Moolavar - Sri Yoga Narasimar is found in Irundha (sitting) kolam facing his thirumugham towards East direction. The other names of the Perumal are "Thakaan" and "Akkarakani". Akkaram means Money and Wealth. This sthalam is also called as "Kadikachlam".
The Big Mountain (Periyamalai) is about 400 feet high where Moolavar - Sri Yoga Narasimar is found in Irundha (sitting) kolam facing his thirumugham towards East direction. The other names of the Perumal are "Thakaan" and "Akkarakani". Akkaram means Money and Wealth. This sthalam is also called as "Kadikachlam".
Thaayar
The
Thaayar of the Sthalam is Sri Amirtha Valli and she is found in a separate
sannadhi.
Utsavar
:
Sri
Bhaktavatsala Perumal (Thakkan), Periyapiratiyar and Bhoomi piratiyar are found
in Bhoga stage (Dhyanam stage) in the temple in Malai Adivaaram (foot hill).
There are separate sannadhis for Andal, Alwars, Garuda Vagana Varadharaja
Perumal, Erumbiyapa and Thottacharyaar. Both the God's in Periyamala and
Chinnamala, Narasimar and Aajaneyar are in Santha Nilais (Yoga Stage).
Utsavams:
All
Utsavams are conducted to Sri Bhakthavatsalar of the temple at the foot-hill
temple. Special Poojas for Thayaar on every friday are done. In Kaarthigai
month and in sundays, special poojas for Aajaneyar is done.
Mangalasasanam:
- Thirumangai Alwar - 3 Paasurams
- Pey Alwar - 1
Paasuram
Total - 4 Paasurams.
Pushkarani:
There are Four Pushkaranies.
- Amirtha Theertham (Thakkan Kulam).
- Narasimma Theertham.
- Hanumantha Theertham.
- Brahma Theertham.
Vimanam:
Simha Koshtakkruthi (Simhagra) first vimaanam, found on the entrance of the Periya malai.
Simha Koshtakkruthi (Simhagra) first vimaanam, found on the entrance of the Periya malai.
Simha
Koshtakkruthi (Simhagra) Vimaanam. When entered through the entrance and going
round it, we can see the thaayar sannadhi and after it, we can get dharshan of
Sri Yoga Narasimhar. Yoga Aanjaneyar's temple is also found on the top of the
chinna malai. If we see the direction in which the Yoga Aanjaneyar is facing,
we can see the Yoga Narasimhar's temple.
Sculptures
and some historical news:
- This sthalam is also called as "Chola Lingapuram" since a chola king found a siva lingam and built a temple for it. Later, the shtalam is called as Cholasingapuram" and now as "Sholingapuram".
Karikaala Cholan, when separating his Rajjyam (entire empire) into small
districts, he named this place as "Kadigai Kottam". In this sthalam,
pallava kings started numerous studying institutions and sculpturing centres.
The steps from the foot hill to the mountain temple was constructed by Rajayya.
Kanchipuram Temples
Thiru Kacchi - Sri Varadharaja Perumal Temple (Thiru Kanchi), Kanchipuram
Temple Location :
About
the Temple:
Kanchipuram
is said to be one of the major city in in South India,
where lots of Saivam and Vaishnavam temples are found. It is about 75 Kms away
from Chennai. Lots of bus and lodging facilities are avilable.
Sthalapuranam :
Lord
Brahma devan wanted to get the dharshan of Sriman Narayanan in Chathur Bhujam
(with four hands) and becasue of this, he did a tapas towards him. First the
Perumal gave his seva in the form of Theertham, Which is now called as
"Pushkaram". Next he gave the seva in the form of Forest,
which in now called as "Naimisaranyam". But still, Lord Brahma was not
satisfied. At that time, he heard an Asarari (an unknown voice from heaven)
which said that to get the dharshan of Sri Varadharajar, he must do the great
Ashwametha yagam (Sathya viradam) for hundred times. But, Lord Brahma felt so
depressed that doesnt have time nor the patience to perform 100 Ashwametha
yagam. Finally as per Sriman Narayanan, he performed one Ashwametha yagam which
is equivalent to 100 Ashwametha yagam. It is said that doing one Ashwametha
yagam in Kanchipuram is equivalent to 100 times of doing Ashwametha yagam
somewhere else.
Brahma
devan started the yagam and from the fire of the yagam, Sri Varadharajar came
out and gave his dharshan in which way Lord Brahma wanted.
"Ka"
- means Brahma and "Anjitham" - means who was worshipped. Since,
Brahma worshipped Emperumaan as Varadharajar, this sthalam is called
"Kanchi". The temple is situated in Vishnu Kanchi which is also Known
as "Chinna (or) Little Kanchipuram" and in the Big (or) Shiva
Kanchipuram, all Shiva temples are found.
yodhya's
King Sakaranis, son Asamanjan and his wife as a result of Sabham, they were
changed to Lizards and as a result of worshipping Kanchi Varadharajar as said
by Ubamanyu, they two got their original positions. Both these two lizards can
be seen in this sthalam in a small sannadhi. It is said on touching this
lizards, all kinds of problems and diseases are cured. Still now all the
bhaktas come to this temple and worship this lizards to get their problems
cured.
It
is said that the Narasimhar Sannadhi is first sannadhi to be built.
The
theertham of this sthalam is "Sesha theertham" and is found along the
north side of Nootrukkal Mandapam (100 pillared Mandapam). All along this
theertham, Aadhiseshan did tapas.
When
Udayavar Ramanujar lived in Kanchipuram, he worshipped and did Thirumanjanam
(the divine bath for the Perumal) and for this, he used to get the water from
the well which is 2 miles aawy. He was awarded with the name as "Ethiraja
Maamuni" by Sri Varadharaja Perumal itself, when he became the Saint.
When
talking about Udayavar Ramanujar, his student and followers Koorathalwar's Guru
bakthi (respecting and doing the needful for his teacher (or)Guru) has to be
explained.
Once
in the Chozha empire, Nallooran, who was one of the member in that empire, was
against Vaishnavam and because of this, ordered to pluck off Sri Ramanujar's
eyes. But, Koorathalwar for his Guru, asked that his eyes can be taken off and
not his Guru's eyes. Then he sung a great devotional poem named "Sri
Varadharaja Sthavam" on Sri Kanchi Varadharajar in his sannadhi. At that
time, Sri Varadharajar gave his seva and asked him what he wants. But,
Koorathalwan said that he doesnt need Oonakkan (Ordinary human eyes) instead,
he need the Gnanakkan (Eyes which has a broader vision of good thought) so that
he can be able to spread Vaishnavam. This is one of the said story when talking
about the sthalapuranam.
When
talking about Kanchi Varadhar, the Garuda seva which is one of the special
vaghanam during Brahmotsavam in vaikasi month.
Bhaktas
can enter the temple through Punniyakoti Vimaanam, which is 200 height x 800
width and fully surrounded by huge walls. After entering we can find Nootrukkal
mandapam (Mandapam with 100 pillars) which has extra ordinary scultures on each
pillars and a chain made up of stone can be seen. Behind this mandapam, we can
find the Pushkarani.
Azhagiya
singar - Narasimhar is found along with Arithra Devi Thaayar and his Sannadhis
Vimaanam is (cave) Gugha Vimanam.
Specials:
- Birth place of Vedantha Desikar.
- Atthi Varadhar - Once in every 40 years he is taken out from the pond and grand poojas are done during that period.
- Garuda Seva, which is a grand utsavam (festival) done in Vaikasi month is said to be the most and special Festival here.
Moolavar
and Thaayar:
The
Moolavar of this this sthalam is Sri Varadharajar. Other names of the Perumal
are Perarulalan, Devathirajan, DevaPerumal. Moolavar in Standing position
facing his thirumugham towards West direction. Prathyaksham for Brighu Muni,
Naaradhar, Aadhisesan, Brahman, Gajendran.
Thaayar :
The Thaayar of this this sthalam is Perundevi Thaayar.
Thaayar :
The Thaayar of this this sthalam is Perundevi Thaayar.
Sannadhis:
1. Garudan.
2. Kugai Narasimar.
3. Yoga Narsimar and
Chakkarathaalwar in a single sannadhi.
4. Perundevi Thaayar.
5. Sri Ranganaathar.
6. Sri Ramar.
7. Ananthaalwan.
8. Thanvanthri.
9. Sri Krishnar.
10.
Sri Andal.
Mangalasasanam:
- Thirumangai Alwar - 4 Paasurams
- Bhoodhathalwar- 2 Paasurams
- Pei Alwar - 1 Paasuram
Total - 7 Paasurams
Aalavanthaar,
Thirukachinambi, Udayavaar, Koorathazhvaan, Vedantha Desikar, Manavala Maamuni also
did Mangalasasanam.
Pushkarini:
- Vegavadhi Nadhi.
- Anantha Saras.
- Sesha, Varaga, Padma, Agni, Kusala, Brahma Theertham.
Thiru Vekka - Sri Yathothakaari Perumal Temple, Kanchipuram
Temple Location :
About
the Temple:
This
is one of the sthalam found in Kanchipuram and is about 1 Km away from Sri
Varadharajar temple.
Sthlapuranam
:
When
Thirumizhisai alwar was living in Kanchipuram, a
very old lady (Daasi) used to clean his house daily and did this as a small
favour for him.
On
becoming happy on the favour she is doing daily to him, Alwar changed her from
old lady to a beautiful woman. After this, wondering at the beauty, the king
married the woman and she became the queen of the place. On hearing the secret
of an old lady becoming a beautiful woman, he was in an eager mood to meet
Thirumizhisai Alwar.
Kani
Kannan, who was great follower of Thirumazhisai Alwar, helped and followed him
and his teachings. The king called up Kani Kannan and asked that Thirumizhisai
Alwar should come to his palace and should sing a poem on praising him. On
hearing this, Kani Kannan said that all the poems and songs that comes from the
mouth of Thirumizhisai Alwar belongs to Srivaikundanathan and it is impossible
for him to come to the palace and sung a poem on praising the king.
On
hearing this, he showed lots of gold ornaments, silver items, Diamonds etc to
Kani Kannan and since he being very close to Thirumizhisai Alwar, atleast he
could sing a poem on praising him. But, Kani Kannan refused to do so and said
he will not sing any song on praising the humans. The King got angry on hearing
this and ordered him to get out from Kanchi at once.
Kani
Kannan went to Thirumizhisai Alwar and explained all about that had happened in
the palace and prepared to start getting out from Kanchipuram. On seeing this,
Thirumizhisai Alwar also prepred to start from Kanchi leaving along with Kani
Kannan. So, he too started along with him. While they were going, he sung a
song on the Yadhothakari Perumal as Kani Kannan is leaving Kanchipuram, he is
also going along with him and Alwar asks the Perumal to get up from his
Aadhisheshan, which is the bed for him and roll it and wants him to quit from
Kanchi.
The
Perumal also got out from Kanchipuram following the Alwar and Kani Kannan. On
hearing this, the king and all the people of Kanchi, begged Kani Kannan to
return back to Kanchipuram.
And
after this, Kani Kannan along with Thirumizhisai Alwar came back to
Kanchipuram. When returning, Alwar sung a song asking that Kani Kannan has
returned back to Kanchi and he want the Perumal to go and sleep in his
Aadhiseshan in the temple. On hearing this, Sriman Narayanan comes back to
Thiruvekka temple and gives his sayana kols seva. Since the Perumal obeyed the
words of Thirumizhisai Alwar and did what he said, he is called as "Sonna
Vannam seitha perumal". Sonna vannam seitha means obeying and doing the
same what was told to him. This is one of the purana story said about this
sthalam.
Once
in Brahma logam, there was an arguement that who is greater between Naa Magal
(or) Saraswathi and Poo Magal (Sri Lakshmi). Brahma said that it is Poomagal -
Lakshmi Thaayar who is found on the heart of Sri Vishnu is the greatest. Next,
Saraswathi asked which river is the big river. But, unfortunately Brahma
answered that the greatest river is River Ganga which is originating from the
feet of Sri Vishnu is the greates. On hearing this, Saraswathi got angry and quit
from the disappeared and went along the banks of river Ganga
and started doing Tapas.
Naan
mughan, Brahma wanted to do the great Ashwametha Yagam in Kanchipuram and
wanted Saraswathi to be along with him. So, he sent his son Vashistan to make
Saraswathi come back to him. But, Saraswathi refused to come along with him.
After this, Brahma devan started the Yagam keeping Savithri and all of his
wives with him.
On
seeing this, the Asuraas (the Demon) wanted to destroy the Yagam and went to
Saraswathi and made her angry by telling her what is happening. She got angry
on Brahma devan and started as "Vegavathi" river along the south
direction and flow across the place of the Yagam to destroy it . But, Sriman
Narayanan wanted to stop Vegavadhi river and protect the Yagam from her. So, he
stoped the river by lying across the river on Aadhiseshan. Because of this,
this perumal is also named as "Vaga Sethu".
This
Vega Sethu then became Vegavanai and then finally named as "Vekkanai"
and finally became "Vekka".
In
this sthalam only, Manavala Maamunigal expalined his "Sri Bashyam" to
the world.
Specials:
- In the Pushkarani of this temple only, Poigai Alwar was born.
Moolavar
and Thaayar:
The
Moolavar of this sthalam is Sri Yathothakaari. Other names are Sonnavannam
seitha Perumal and Vegasethu. Moolavar is Kidantha Kolam (Bhujanga Sayanam),
facing in West direction.
Prathyaksham for Brahma Devan, Poigai, Bootham Alwar, Kanikannan.
This perumal is found in Sleeping posture from right side to left. This is also one of the speciality of this Shetram.
Prathyaksham for Brahma Devan, Poigai, Bootham Alwar, Kanikannan.
This perumal is found in Sleeping posture from right side to left. This is also one of the speciality of this Shetram.
Thaayar
: Komalavalli Nachiyaar.
Utsavar
Made with the combination of precious metal in which gold has a major part.
Made with the combination of precious metal in which gold has a major part.
Sannadhis:
Pilla logacharyar.
Pilla logacharyar.
Mangalasasanam:
- Thirumazhisai Alwar - 3 Pasuram
- Thirumangai Alwar - 6 Pasuram
- Poigai Alwar - 4 Pasuram
- Nammalwar - 1 Pasuram
Total - 14
Vimanam:
Vedasara Vimanam.
Ashtabuyagaram - Sri Aadhikesava Perumal Temple, Kanchipuram
Temple Location :
About
the Temple:
This
sthalam is also found in Kanchipuram (chinna or little kanchipuram) and is
situated about 2 Kms from Sri
Varadharajar Temple.
Lots of bus facilities are available from Big Kanchipuram. It is very close to Sri Yathothakaari
Temple.
Sthlapuranam
:
The
Perumal in this sthalam is Sri Aadhikesava Perumal and he is seen with 8 hands.
He holds Chakaram, Sword, a Flower and an Arrow on the 4 right hands and Sangu,
Bow, Kedayam (which is used to protect while fighting using a sword) and Gadha
(Which can be found along with Hanuman and Bhima).
The
sthalapuranam of this temple is also associated with that of Saraswathi and
Lord Brahman. After all the demons were killed by Sriman Narayanan, who were
sent by Saraswathi to destroy the yagam done by Brahma devan, she finaly sent a
ferocious Sarbham (snake). Sriman Narayanan to kill the dangerous snake, took
the form of Ashtabhuja Perumal holding 8 different weapons to kill the snake.
And using all those 8 weapons, he killed the snake sent by Saraswathi. The
snake is found on the Vaayu end of the yaaga sala as "Sarabeswaran"
in this temple.
This
Perumal gave His prathyaksham (seva) for Gajendran, the elephant.
The Weapons like sword, bow, Gadha etc.,
found in the hands of the perumal is said to be against the evil and helps for
good things. All the eight things (or) Aayudham (weapon) found on the hands of
the Perumal is called as "Divya Aayudha Aazhwargal".
When
coming across the sculptures found in this sthalam, we can see that this temple
was built by Thondaiman Chakravarthy who is popularly named as Vayiramoghan.
Specials:
- The Lord here has 8 hands in which he holds 8 different weapons.
Moolavar
and Thaayar:
The
Moolavar of this Sthalam is Sri Aadikesava Perumal. Other names are
Gajendravaradhan, Chakrathaarar.
Moolavar
in standing position facing West direction. Prathyaksham for Gajendran, an
Elephant. It is believed that only in this sthalam, Gajendra Moksham happened.
Thaayar
Alarmelmangai
Thayaar. Other name is Padmasani.
Mangalasasanam:
- Thirumangai Alwar - 10 Paasurams.
- Pei Alwar - 1 Paasuram.
Total - 11
Vedantha desikar, Manavala Maamuni also has done mangalasasanam.
Pushkarani:
- Gajendra Pushkarani.
Vimanam:
Ganganakkruthi, Sanganakkruthi Vimanam.
Thiru Ooragam (Ooragathaan) - Sri Ulagalantha Perumal Temple, Kanchipuram
Temple Location :
About
the Temple:
This
Divyadesam is found in Big Kanchipuram and is closely situated near to Sri Kamakshi
Amman Temple.
Sthalapuranam
:
Mahabali
Chakravarthy, the grandson of Prahaladhan, did a very big yagam (or) homam to
get the Devendra logam, which is referred to as "Swargham". But, the
lokam belongs to Indiran, who is the King of that lokam. Being a great devotee
of Sriman Narayanan, he was capitulated by temptation and deceided to acquire
the Devendra Lokam. To make him understand and to punish him, Sriman Narayanan
took the Vaamana avathar (dwarf) and asked for 3 feets of his land. On hearing
this, Mahabali said that he can take 3 feets of his land. But as a surprise to
Mahabali, Sriman Narayanan who came there as Vaamanan (dwarf) grew up in
height, and his head touched the sky. Using the first step, he measured the sky
and earth and with the second feet or step, he covered the heaven and more tha
it. Finally, he asked for the third feet of land. For this, Mahabali surrenders
his own head as the third feet and was finally bleassed by Sriman Narayanan.
When
his head was stamped by Emperumaan's feet, he could not get the dharshan of
Thirivikraman. So, he prayed for his great Ulagalandha dharshan. Since, he
could not be given the Thirivikraman darshan, the Parumal gave his seva as
Aadhiseshan (Ooragathaan) which can be seen next to Ulagalandha Perumal.
The
moral that is explained by the Perumal is that all the things that are in
exisit in this world belongs to Emperumaan, Sriman Narayanan and this is cleary
explained throught the Ulagalandhan (Thirivikrama) Perumal.
All
the living things (Jeeva raasis) and its Aathmaas belong to the Emperumaan's
feet and it is explained through "Thiru Ooragathaan".
Mahabali
Chakravarthy comes along the family of Bhaktha Prahaladhan, a great devotee of
Sri Vishnu. Inspite of coming through that kind of family, he wanted to rule
the Deva lokam, which belongs to Indiran. And at the same time, Devendran -
Indiran wanted to rule all over the world. So to teach both of them a lesson,
he took the Thirivikrama kolam, thereby reducing the leadrship and over head of
Mahabali and on the other hand, by raising his feet and measuring over the sky,
he states to Devendran that Deva Lokam also belongs to him.
In
this Sthalam, Ulagalandha Perumal, Thirivikraman gave his Prathyaksham for
Ooragam, who is the Aadhiseshan. Both Aadiseshan and Thirivikraman are the
other ways the Emperumaan giving seva in this sthalam.
Specials:
- Inside this Sthalam, other 3 divyadesams namely, Neeragam, Karagam and Kaaravannam are found. The Vimanam and Pushkarani are found to be so damaged.
- In Thai month (mid of January month to mid of febraury month) a very big utsavam is done.
- Garuda seva is the special Vaaganam of this temple.
- Doing Thirumanjanam (divine bath to Perumal) for Ooragathaan is said to cure all sorts of problems.
Moolavar
and Thaayar:
The
Moolavar of this sthalam is Thiruvikraman. Other names are Sri Ulagalantha
Perumal. Prathyaksham for Aadisheshan.
Moolavar in Ulagai (World) alantha kolam
Thaayar : Amudhavalli (Amirthavalli).
Utsavaar : Sri Loganathan.
Moolavar in Ulagai (World) alantha kolam
Thaayar : Amudhavalli (Amirthavalli).
Utsavaar : Sri Loganathan.
Mangalasasanam:
- Thirumazhisai Alwar - 2 Paasurams.
- Thirumangai Alwar - 4
Paasurams.
Total - 6 Paasurams.
Pushkarani:
- Naaga Theertham.
- Sesha Theertham.
Vimanam:
Saara SriKara Vimanam.
Om Tat Sat
(Continued...)
(My
humble salutations to the great devotees
, wikisources and Pilgrimage tourist guide for the
collection )
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