Guest guest Posted March 19, 2005 Report Share Posted March 19, 2005 - Ramanuja Dasargal enthralling-archa Sunday, March 20, 2005 10:58 PM Bindignaville Pictures Srihi:Namaskaram, I and Haresh Went on tour to Hassan and Mysore District first we started with a place known as Bindignaville , the description is as under :100_1700 is Moolavar Sowmiya Kesava perumal100_1703 is Sowmiyanayaki Thayar100_1709 is Vainatheyan of Bindignaville 100_1707 is Vainatheyan & Anjaneya of Bindignaville both made of Sandal wood.100_1717 is Anjaneya of Bindignaville both made os Sandal wood.100_1720 is Gopuram of Bindignaville ..http://www.pbase.com/svami/bindignavilleHere is small write up by my sister Dr. PAdmashri of USA which she sent in Jan 27th 2004 in e-mail to all the groups:Quote:This is a shrine that is extremely popular with hebbar iyengars, a subsect of srivaishnavas who trace their roots to places in and around hassan. Bindiganavile (near Hassan) Sri Keshava Perumal Koil:The shrine at Bindignavile is an ancient one dating back to centuries.This place is refered to as Mayurapuri in the puranas. Brahma and his consort Saraswathi frequently sought to worship the Lord Keshava at this place. According to the legends, Sri Ramanujacharya had visited the shrine and offered worship for three days.The presiding Deities are Sri Channa Keshava Perumal who resides along with Sri Sowmyanaayaki Thaayaar and are bestowing their blessings on all the devotees,. Sri Vainatheya (Garuda, Periya Thiruvadi) resides in the adjoining sannidhi. There is an idol of acharya ramanuja in the temple precincts. It is situated on the Bangalore-Mangalore Highway (pass yediyur and at bellur cross, make a left to go towards nagamangala from where you would take the road to shravanabelagola and bindinganavile). It is at a distance of 86 miles(145 kms) from Bangalore. It is also close to the popular tourist place of shravanabelagola where the monolith of gomateshwara stands towering at 56 ft.. There are no lodging facilities for visitors in the village which boasts of bare public necessities like water, electricity,paved roads, schools and bus stand. You can contact Mr.Seshadri of sri vainatheya bhaktha mandali for lodging/boarding arrangements while in bindinganavile.The temple architecture is typical dravidian and it follows Pancharathra Agama discipline for worshpping the lord.. The brahma rathotsavam is held on maagha (kannada month) shukla chaturdashi of every year and is a strog crowd puller. the events are spread over 10 days and the whole village comes alive during this time,wearing a festive look. Many buses and private van owners operate special schedules to bindinganavile at this time of the year and it is easy to get there. It is said that the chariot with keshava perumal is pulled only after the sighting of vainatheya hovering around in the skies. A sumptuous and tasty lunch is served to all the devotees. The temple has been served by "mari" pronounced(murry) bhattar, the priest for the last several decades. Bindignavile Sri Vainatheya Bhaktha Mandali has been has been organizing daily aradhanas, important festivals and annual Brahma rathothsava at the Bindignavile Shrine. It efficiently manages the crowds during rathotsavam. The inner sanctum of the temple has undergone a substantial face lift over the last decade with granite flooring, better illumination and security features to the main sannidhis et al. the outer prakaram has received improvements too ,with roofing to provide welcome shelter from the searing blaze of the sun ,to the devotees during rathotsavam. the flooring on the outer prakaram too, is done well which is the site for the thadiyaaradhanai during the rathotsavam. all this has been possible largely due to the generous donations of vainatheya devotees in the United States and the prudent management of funds by the vainatheya bhaktha mandali. Construction of a beautiful rajagopuram has been one of the stellar achievements of the trust. The 45th jeer of Sri Ahobila Mutt, Sri Azhagiya Singar, visited Bindignavile in 1993 and was higly appreciative of the shrine and the service rendered by all the devotees,As if to stand testimony to the powers of periya thiruvadi, almost all households in bindinganavile can boast of a "garudachar" in the family.Some of the popular Garudachars in the community have been B.K.Garudachar(contractor), B.N Garudachar( ex DGP,Karnataka), Other stalwarts from bindinganavile include B.S.Ranga( movie director), India's atomic energy expert Raja Ramanna is said to have his origins in Bindinganavile as well.Unquote Very shortly the sthala Puranam will appear in www.karnatakavaishanavatemples.net DasanLakshminarasimhan SridharSend instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. 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Guest guest Posted March 20, 2005 Report Share Posted March 20, 2005 - Ramanuja Dasargal enthralling-archa Sunday, March 20, 2005 10:58 PM Bindignaville Pictures Srihi: Namaskaram, I and Haresh Went on tour to Hassan and Mysore District first we started with a place known as Bindignaville , the description is as under : 100_1700 is Moolavar Sowmiya Kesava perumal 100_1703 is Sowmiyanayaki Thayar 100_1709 is Vainatheyan of Bindignaville 100_1707 is Vainatheyan & Anjaneya of Bindignaville both made of Sandal wood. 100_1717 is Anjaneya of Bindignaville both made os Sandal wood. 100_1720 is Gopuram of Bindignaville . http://www.pbase.com/svami/bindignaville Here is small write up by my sister Dr. PAdmashri of USA which she sent in Jan 27th 2004 in e-mail to all the groups: Quote: This is a shrine that is extremely popular with hebbar iyengars, a subsect of srivaishnavas who trace their roots to places in and around hassan. Bindiganavile (near Hassan) Sri Keshava Perumal Koil: The shrine at Bindignavile is an ancient one dating back to centuries.This place is refered to as Mayurapuri in the puranas. Brahma and his consort Saraswathi frequently sought to worship the Lord Keshava at this place. According to the legends, Sri Ramanujacharya had visited the shrine and offered worship for three days. The presiding Deities are Sri Channa Keshava Perumal who resides along with Sri Sowmyanaayaki Thaayaar and are bestowing their blessings on all the devotees,. Sri Vainatheya (Garuda, Periya Thiruvadi) resides in the adjoining sannidhi. There is an idol of acharya ramanuja in the temple precincts. It is situated on the Bangalore-Mangalore Highway (pass yediyur and at bellur cross, make a left to go towards nagamangala from where you would take the road to shravanabelagola and bindinganavile). It is at a distance of 86 miles(145 kms) from Bangalore. It is also close to the popular tourist place of shravanabelagola where the monolith of gomateshwara stands towering at 56 ft.. There are no lodging facilities for visitors in the village which boasts of bare public necessities like water, electricity,paved roads, schools and bus stand. You can contact Mr.Seshadri of sri vainatheya bhaktha mandali for lodging/boarding arrangements while in bindinganavile. The temple architecture is typical dravidian and it follows Pancharathra Agama discipline for worshpping the lord.. The brahma rathotsavam is held on maagha (kannada month) shukla chaturdashi of every year and is a strog crowd puller. the events are spread over 10 days and the whole village comes alive during this time,wearing a festive look. Many buses and private van owners operate special schedules to bindinganavile at this time of the year and it is easy to get there. It is said that the chariot with keshava perumal is pulled only after the sighting of vainatheya hovering around in the skies. A sumptuous and tasty lunch is served to all the devotees. The temple has been served by "mari" pronounced(murry) bhattar, the priest for the last several decades. Bindignavile Sri Vainatheya Bhaktha Mandali has been has been organizing daily aradhanas, important festivals and annual Brahma rathothsava at the Bindignavile Shrine. It efficiently manages the crowds during rathotsavam. The inner sanctum of the temple has undergone a substantial face lift over the last decade with granite flooring, better illumination and security features to the main sannidhis et al. the outer prakaram has received improvements too ,with roofing to provide welcome shelter from the searing blaze of the sun ,to the devotees during rathotsavam. the flooring on the outer prakaram too, is done well which is the site for the thadiyaaradhanai during the rathotsavam. all this has been possible largely due to the generous donations of vainatheya devotees in the United States and the prudent management of funds by the vainatheya bhaktha mandali. Construction of a beautiful rajagopuram has been one of the stellar achievements of the trust. The 45th jeer of Sri Ahobila Mutt, Sri Azhagiya Singar, visited Bindignavile in 1993 and was higly appreciative of the shrine and the service rendered by all the devotees, As if to stand testimony to the powers of periya thiruvadi, almost all households in bindinganavile can boast of a "garudachar" in the family.Some of the popular Garudachars in the community have been B.K.Garudachar(contractor), B.N Garudachar( ex DGP,Karnataka), Other stalwarts from bindinganavile include B.S.Ranga( movie director), India's atomic energy expert Raja Ramanna is said to have his origins in Bindinganavile as well. Unquote Very shortly the sthala Puranam will appear in www.karnatakavaishanavatemples.net Dasan Lakshminarasimhan Sridhar Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. http://www.pbase.com/svami Sponsor -- enthralling-archa/ b.. enthralling-archa c.. -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. 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