Tiru Allik kEni or Tiruk Kadikai

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Dear Respected Members

 

I am happy to hear about the popularity of Tiru Allik kEni and

Sri Parthasarathy. My dad grew up in a house at the intersection

of Sunkuvar (sp??) St and North Tank Sq Street. We moved out

after my grandmother passed away in 78. My parents-in-law

still have a property in Tiru Alli kEni and they we visit our relatives

there when ever we go to Madras.

 

I have not yet seen the thaala puraanam for this Divya Desam posted

on this list yet. If it was done so in the past, I would like to receive

 

a copy of it asap. I have some pictures of Sri Parthasarathy scanned

in, which I would like to post with the thaala puraanam.

 

On the issue of most prefered Divya Desam (DD), I am sure every one

on this list would have different opinion. Along this lines, my

prefered DD is Thiruk Kadikai.

 

Thiruk kadikai (Sholingr) is one place where one has to climb 1750

steps, or rent Doli. Sri Sampth Rengarajan had published the thaala

puraanam for this DD few years back. We will be releasing a WEB page

for this DD shortly. If you would like to browse some of the pictures

of the DD deities, please visit

 

http://www.SriVaishnava.org/sholingr

 

Well, those who feel down because of not being able to visit

tiruvenkatam

and enjoy His blessings for longer periods, should consider visiting

Thiruk

kadikai atleas once. If you visit this DD once, I am sure you will visit

 

this DD more frequently. Also, if you visit Tiruk Kadikai, please donate

 

generously to the Sri Vaishnavas performing Kainkariyam there. They

do not have any source of income other than the govt salary.

 

my 2 cents

 

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> Thiruk kadikai (Sholingr) is one place where one has to climb 1750

> steps, or rent Doli. Sri Sampth Rengarajan had published the thaala

> puraanam for this DD few years back. We will be releasing a WEB page

> for this DD shortly. If you would like to browse some of the pictures

> of the DD deities, please visit

>

 

The utsavar in this divya dEsam is called akkArakkani emperumAn!

So beautiful and filling is this emperumAn's sEvai.

The mUlavar has His own beauty - really wonderful divyadEsam.

 

dAsan,

Varadhan

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