செவ்வாய், 20 டிசம்பர், 2016

காட்டுமன்னார்கோயில் / சிறுபுலியூர் / திருப்பேர் கோவிலடி அப்பகுடத்தான்

ராதே கிருஷ்ணா 20-12-2016

காட்டுமன்னார்கோயில் / சிறுபுலியூர் / திருப்பேர் கோவிலடி அப்பகுடத்தான்


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    Maha Samprokshnam of this temple which is under the control of Govt Hindu Religious Endoment was celebrated in 1968 and in 1992 and again in 2004.
UTMOST DELIGHT
   Public and devotees in large number from all over the nation are visiting this temple. They enjoy with no bounds when they have the Darshan of Sriman Nathamunigal, who discovered the 4000 Tamil Pasurams and set them to Musical tune and that in his own birth place and thereby popularize the Nalayira Dhivya Prabandam. Only from these poems, we are able to identify the 108 Dhivya Desams (Sacred Places) of vaishnavas. So, Kattumannarkoil has attained the greast divinity and considered as a Punya Boomi in the Vaishnava Samrajyam.
SANNADHIS IN THIS TEMPLE
Moolavar:Sri Veeranarayana Perumal
Uthsavar:Sri Rajagopalan, Rukmani, Sathyabama a cow with a calf
Nithya Uthsavar:Sri Kattum Mannanar Known as Sri Azhagiya Mannanar
Prarthanai Perumal:Sri Senbaga Mannanar Thayar
Moolavar:Marakathavalli Thayar
Uthsavar:Senkamalavalli Thayar
:Sriman Nadhamunigal Sannadhi
:Sri Aalavandar Sannadhi.


MONTH WISE UTHSAVAMS
S.NMONTHUTHSAVAMS
1.
Chithirai
Brammorchavam Ten days Chithra Pournami, Temple car Theerthavari, Theppam.
Udaiyavar (Ramanujar) Satrumurai Akshaya Thiruthiai
2.
Vaikasi
Vaikasi Visakam, Nammalvar utsavam 5 days Garuda Sevai Sri Ramar Thirukalyanam
3.
Aani
Sri Nathamumigal Thiru Avadara Uthsavam – 10 days
4.
Aadi
Sri Aalvandar Thiru Avadara Uthsavam -10 days
5.
Aavani
Sri Jayanthi Uthsavam, Uriyadi Pavithra Uthsavam.
6.
Purattasi
Navarathri Uthsavam
Thiruvonam-Senbaga Mannanar Garuda Sevai.
Saraswathi Poojai, Vijaya Dasami Garuda Sevai
7.
Aippasi
Sri manavala Mamunigal Uthsavam – 10 days
Pooradam Senai Muddaliar Thiru Nakshathiram.
Pillai Loga Chariar, Periyalwar Thiruvonam Thiru Nakshathiram
Boothathalwar Peyalwar THiruNakshathiram.
Deepavali Uthsavam.
8.
Karthikai
Kaisika Yekadasi Kaisika Dwadasi
Thirumangai Alwar Thiru Nakshathram.
Pancharathra Karthikai Deepam Sokkapanai
9.
Markazhi
Danur Matha Pooja, Thiruppavai Uthsavam. Pahal Pathu Uthsavam – 10 days
Vaikunda Yekadasi Rappathu Uthsavam – 10 days Thayar Uthsavam
Hanumath Jayanthi.
10.
Thai
Sankaranthi Uthsavam Andal Kanu Uthsavam Pari Verrai, Maltaiyadi poosam Theerthadvari Thai Velli Uthsavam
11.
Maasi
MasiMaham Kollidam Theerthavari
Manavala Mamunigal Theertha Uthsavam
12.
Panguni
Rohini Rajagopalan Thiru Nakshathram.
Uthiram Thayar Thiru Nakshathiram.
Sri Rama Navami Uthsavam.

Thiru Sirupuliyur - Sri Arulmaakadal Perumal Temple, Mayavaram


Temple Location :
About the Temple:
This temple lies in the Tanjore district of TamilNadu. It's about 2 miles from Kollumankudi which is on the Aranthangi - Maayavaram railway route. There is not much of places for staying.
Sthala Puranam:
Gauthama Maharishi was the son of Madhiya Nandhana Maharishi. He was a devotee of Lord Shiva. To offer pure and sweet fruits and fine flowers he requested Lord Shiva to grant him eyes in his hand finger tips and claws like tiger. And he got the name Viyakirapadha rishi. Then he married Vashits Maharishi's sister and bore upamanyu Maharishi as his son.
Once Padanjali, the son of Aadhishesha came to chidambaram and joined the Maharishi to enjoy the graceful dance of Lord Shiva and attained the eternal happiness in the process.
Lord Shiva ordered Viyakirapadha rishi to do penance at Sivapuliyur requesting Lord Maha vishnu to give him place in vaigundam. As the saint who was in the form of a Tiger this place is known as Serupuliyur. He has also got a seat under the feet of the perumal in the Moolavar Sannathi.
Salam means Maya. Here the Lord god lays in the sleeping posture indicating yoga maya (of the type Arithunar Yoga Thuil).
It's been said the perumal of this place gave protection to the snake Aadhiseshan from his enemy Garuda.
The Lord here is very small in size. Thirumangaialwar worried about this. So, Perumal asked him to come to Thirukannamangai to view his very big statue.
Moolavar:
The Moolavar of this sthalam is Sri Arulmaakadal. He is also called with other names like Arulmaakadalamudhu, Salasayana Perumal. He is giving his seva in Kidantha (Sleeping) Thirukkolam in Bhujanga sayanam. Prathyaksham for Vyasa Maharishi and Viyakra Padarishi. 
Thayaar:
The Thayaar found in this sthalam is Thirumaamagal Naachiyar. And the Utsavar Thaayar is Dhaya Naayagi.

Utsavar:
The Utsavar found in this sthalam is Kriba Samudira perumal.
Mangalasasanam:
  • Thirumangaialwar - 10 Paasurams.
    Total - 10 Paasurams.
Pushkarani:
Manasa Pushkarani.
Vimanam:
Nandha Vardhana Vimaanam


Sri Krubhasamudra Perumal temple
 
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Moolavar:Aruma Kadal Amudhan, Chala Sayana Perumal
 Urchavar:Krubhasamudra Perumal
 Amman / Thayar:Thirumamagal Nachiar
 Thala Virutcham:Vilwa
 Theertham:Tiruvananda theertham, Manasa theertham
 Agamam / Pooja:Pancharatra
 Old year:1000-2000 years old
 Historical Name:Chalasayanam, Bala Vyakra Puram
 City:Tiruchirupuliyur
 District:Tiruvarur
 State:Tamil Nadu
 
Singers:
   
 Saint Tirumangai Azhwar had sung the glory of Lord of the temple forming part of the celebrated Naalayira Divya Prapandham. 
   
 Festival:
   
 Chithirai Tamil New Year Day falling almost on April 14; Vaikasi Brahmmotsavam in May-June; Aadi Perukku and Aadi Pooram and Jestabishekam in July-August; Gokhulashtami in August-September; Navarathri Pavithra Utsav in September-October; Aipasi Manavala Mamunigal utsav on Moola star day in October-November; Tirukarthikai in November-December; Margazhi Vaikunda Ekadsai in December-January; Makara Sankranthi-Pongal falling almost on January 14; Masi Shukla Paksha Ekadasi in February-March and Panguni Uthiram in March-April are the festivals celebrated in the temple. 
   
 Temple's Speciality:
   
 This is one of the 108 Divya Desas belonging to Lord Perumal blessing the devotees in reclining posture, His face at the south direction. Perumal granted Darshan to Sage Vyakra Pada – Sage with legs of a tiger-Puli Kaal Munivar in Tamil- as a Balaka-little boy. Hence the place is named Tiruchiru Puliyur. 
   
Opening Time:
   
 The temple is open from 7.00 a.m. to 12.00 a.m. and from 5.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m 
   
Address:
   
 Sri Arulmakadal Perumal Temple, Thiruchirupuliyur, Tiruvarur Dist. 
   
Phone:
   
 +91-4366-233 041, 233 826 
   
 General Information:
   
 Lord Krupasamudra Perumal graces the devotees from the sanctum sanctorum under the Nandiyavardhana Vimana.  Sages Vyakrapada and Vyasa Bhagwan and the divine serpent Adisesha were granted darshan by Lord Perumal in the temple. 
   
 
Prayers
   
 Majority of the devotees seek child boon from Lord Perumal.  Women concerned about the longevity of their husbands and their Mangalya stability pray here.  Devotees facing various adverse aspects of the planets and those facing prolonged illness, mental problems are advised to pray to Perumal for relief.  It is the staunch belief of the devotees that their prayers would bring them the relief they wish. 
   
Thanks giving:
   
 Devotees perform Tirumanjanam to Perumal and offer vastras. 
   
 Greatness Of Temple:
   
 Of the 108 Divya Desa Tirupathis of Lord Perumal, only Sri Rangam and the Tiruchirupuliyur being the 11th in the line temple are facing south.  Perumal graces in a full long form in Sri Rangam.  He appears as a little boy reclining in this temple.  Sages Vyakrapada and Patanjali, devotees of Lord Nataraja are in the very sanctum sanctorum with Perumal here.  It is said that sage Vyakrapada prayed to Lord Nataraja (Shiva) for years seeking salvation.  He was advised by Lord Shiva to go to this place and pray to Perumal to realize his wish.  Lord Perumal granted salvation to the sage with a place in His sanctum itself.
It is noteworthy that Shiva devotee Sage Patanjali (Adisesah) and Vyakrapada are with Perumal in the sanctum.  Sage Kanva also had darshan of Lord in this place.  There is a separate temple for Adisesha also here.  As sage Vyakarapada-Pulikkal Munivar in Tamil-worshipped here and as Perumal granted darshan as a Balaka-little boy, the place is named Tiruchirupuliyur.
 
   
  Temple History:
   
 There once existed a bitter enmity between Garuda and Adisesha.  The latter came to this place and worshipped Lord to end the enmity between them.  Lord granted darshan to the divine serpent on Masi full moon fortnight Ekadasi and took him as His bed –Anantha Sayanam. 
   
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Sri Appakudathan temple
 
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Moolavar:Appakudathan
 Urchavar:Appala Ranganathar
 Amman / Thayar:Indiradevi, Kamalavalli
 Thala Virutcham:Purasa tree
 Theertham:Indira Pushkarini
 Agamam / Pooja:Pancharatra Agama
 Old year:1000-2000 years old
 Historical Name:Tirupair
 City:Koviladi
 District:Thanjavur
 State:Tamil Nadu
 
Singers:
   
 The Lord of the temple is praised in the Mangalasasanam hymns of Saints Periazhwar, Tirumazhisai Azhwar and Tirumangai Azhwar 
   
 Festival:
   
 Car festival on Panguni Uthiram star day Theerthavari in March-April; Vaikunta Ekadasi in December-January; Navarathri in September-October and the butter pot breaking utsav-Uri Adi- are the festivals celebrated in the temple 
   
 Temple's Speciality:
   
 The temple is one among the Divya Desas of Lord Perumal and also one of the five Pancharanga Sthalas 
   
Opening Time:
   
 The temple is open from 8.30 a.m. and 12.00 a.m. and from 4.30 p.m. and 8.00 p.m 
   
Address:
   
 Sri Appakudathan Temple, Koviladi (Tirupair)-613 105, Thanjavur district 
   
Phone:
   
 +91- 4362 - 281 488, 281 460, 281 304,99524 68956 
   
 General Information:
   
 Lord, in His Bhujanga Sayana-reclining posture is facing west.  The Vimana above the sanctum is of Indira Vimana design.  Lord Vazhikatti Vinanayaka (Guiding Vinayaka) graces the place.  Upamanyu and Sage Parasara had the darshan of Lord Appakudathan here 
   
 
Prayers
   
 Those seeking child boon, freedom from fear of death, to develop qualities of humility, for relief from adverse planetary aspects, sins and curses, facing endless problems, pray to Perumal for solutions 
   
Thanks giving:
   
 Devotees perform Tirumanjanam to Perumal and offer vastras 
   
 Greatness Of Temple:
   
 
Appam is a sweet preparation offered to Gods as nivedhana.  Perumal got the name Appakudathan as He received the pot of Appam from king Upamanyu.  Perumal appears embracing the pot by one hand.  Perumal destroyed the pride of Indira, saved Sage Markandeya from fear of death and relieved king Upari Siravasu from sins and curses in this ancient place.  It is also said that this temple (Kovil) came into being even before the Srirangam temple that followed next.  Adi in Tamil means foundation or forerunner.  Hence, the place is named Koviladi, it is explained by scriptures.

This is the temple from where Saint Periazhwar left for Lord’s Abode after singing his last Mangalasasanam.  Hence, the belief is that one worshipping Perumal here is sure to reach Vaikunta.  Mother and Lord are facing each other.  Tirumangai Azhwar praised Perumal in his hymns. Lord Appakudathan followed Azhwar to Tiruvellarai where too he sang his praise again.

Koviladi-Appala Rangam is one among the Pancha Ranga sthala occupies the second place.  Other four are Adhirangam in Sriranga Pattinam in Mysore, Madhya Rangam in Sri Rangam, Chaturtha Rangam in Kumbakonam and Pancha Rangam in Indalur-Mayiladuthurai,  It may be noted that Srirangam comes third after Koviladi.
 
   
  Temple History:
   
 King Upamanyu lost his powers due to the curse of Sage Durvasa.  When begged for pardon and relief, the sage said that the king should feed one lakh people in this place, then known as Palasavanam and he would be relieved of the curse.  The king built a palace nearby and commenced the feeding.  One day, Lord Sriman Narayanan-Perumal came there in the guise of an aged Brahmin.  He was served food.  To test the determination of the king, Lord consumed the entire quantity of food prepared for the day.  King politely asked the Brahmin if He wanted anything more.  The Brahmin replied He wanted one pot of Appam.  Sooner He received Appam pot from the king, his curse vanished, says the Sthala Purana 
   
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