Guest guest Posted January 18, 2000 Report Share Posted January 18, 2000 Recently when I had visited India, I got an opportunity to visit 'Devipattinam' or 'Nava Paashaanam' in Ramnad District in Tamil Nadu. Bhakti members may already know about this Kshetram. In this kshetram, there is a Jagannathar Koil. This Jagannatha Perumal is also known as 'Kadal Adainda Perumal', as he stopped the waves in the 'Mahodadhi' Samudram. In the sea, there are Navagrahams which were worshipped by Lord Rama before he headed to Lanka to fight with Ravana. It is a beautiful place, and I thoroughly enjoyed my trip, worshipping the Navagrahams and also at the temple. Sri V Jagannatha Iyengar is the main priest who is in charge of this Jagannatha Perumal Koil. He has constructed a new gopuram for this temple. The Kumbabhishekam of this temple is to be held on 10 February 2000 and the function will be held for 3 days. Sri Jagannatha Iyengar has requested all the devotees to contribute generously for this temple. He is more than 80 years old and he wants to continue the temple kainkaryams by arranging a regular income for the temple. To achieve this, he anticipates a minimum of 2 lakhs rupees, which will be held in Trust and from the interest on this amount will be utilised for the temple kainkaryams. I am trying to collect some contributions here in Sydney and sending a draft to Sri Jagannatha Iyengar. If any of the Bhakti List members would like to contribute for the Jeernoddharam and development of Lord Jagannathar temple, please send your contributions to: Sri V Jagannatha Iyengar Jagannatha Perumal Koil Street Devipattinam P.O. RAMNAD DISTRICT TAMIL NADU PHONE NO:(4567) 64501 Hoping that Bhakti Group members contribute for this good cause, Ramanuja Dasi Sriranjini Thirumalai Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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