Guest guest Posted July 11, 2005 Report Share Posted July 11, 2005 Please make a visit to NARASINGAM at Yanaimalai Otthakkadai just 1.5 km from Thirumohur(actually on the opposite direction) to have a Dharshan of enchanting Narasimha and Narasingavalli Thayar.Though not a Divya Desam, The Perumal there is a VARAPRASATHI dasan, T.Raguveeradayal On Sun, 10 Jul 2005 R Subramanian wrote : >Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple >At >Anthili >Anthili is a non-descript village about 2 kms south of Arakanda >Nallur Police Station on the banks of River South Pennai. Arakanda >Nallur is a Railway Station close to Tirukkoviloor on the Villupuram- >Tirukkoviloor route. Arakanda Nallur is also connected by road. >The temple at Anthili is open from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 7 >p.m. If prior intimation is given to the Baktha Jana Sabha at Ph no. >04153-254098, special poojas can be arranged. >Coming to the stahala puranam, Lord Maha Vishnu in the form of >Narasimha came out of a granite pillar to kill Hiranyakasibu, the >father & tormentor of Prahlad. In this avtar, the Lord rushed to help >Prahlad without calling his vahanam, Garuda. So also in Gajendra >Moksha. These caused much anxiety to Garuda who felt extremely >depressed on being left out. He left Vaikuntam and started doing >penance at Anthili. The severe penance of Garuda pleased the Lord who >appeared before him and asked him the reasons for his penance. Having >stated the reasons, Garuda requested the Lord to relieve him of his >anxiety & depression somehow. Then and there the Lord gave him >darshan as Lord Narasimha with Mahalakshmi seated on his lap. Garuda >pleaded that this darshan should be to the people at large. Due to >Garuda's penance, Anthili thus became a sacred spot for all >pilgrims. >The Madhwa seer Sri Vyasarajar visited Anthili and had darshan of the >Lord on top of a small hillock that looked liked Garuda to him. The >same Vyasarajar became Sri Raghavendra in his next birth. Sri >Vyasarajar also consecrated a temple for Hanuman during the glorious >reign of the Vijayanagar Emperors. >Subsequently, due to continuous raids by infidels, the temple lost >its glory & importance. In its dilapidated state, the temple was well >looked after by Sri Anthili Achar and Paranur Sri Krishna Premi >Swamigal renovated the temple. Anthili Baktha Jana Sabha, the >villagers and devotees, are now looking after the temple. The >kumbhabhishekam for this temple took place on 07 June 2004. >At the temple, the Lord is with Mahalakshmi on his lap. The idol is >small but the Lord's glory is great. >There are in all 12 important Narasimha kshetrams in Tamil Nadu >besides Anthili. They are: >1. Parikkal near Villupuram. >2. Singri near Pondicherry and Cuddalore. >3. Singaperumal Kovil near Chengalpet. >4. Poovarasan Kuppam near Panruti. >5. Sholingar near Walajapet. >6. Polur near Tiruvannamalai. >7. Sinthalavadi near Trichy. >8. Namakkal near Salem. >9. Singar Koil near Vellore. >10. Narasinghapuram near Tiruvallur. >11. Avaniyapuram near Kanchipuram. >Narasimha Kshetrams at places outside Tamil Nadu are: >1. Tirunarayanapuram at Melkote on the Bangalore-Mysore Highway. >2. Simhachalam near Visakapatnam, Andhra. >3. Katri near Kurnool, Andhra. >4. Ahobilam (Nava Narasimhar) near Nandyal, Andhra. >5. Mangalagiri near Vijayawada. >6. Yadagiri Gudda near Hyderabad, Andhra. >And >7. Kunjala near Sosale, Karnataka. >The author has visited only the following: >1. Parikkal. >2. Singri. >3. Poovarasan Kuppam. >4. Singa Perumal Koil. >5. Sholingur. >6. Narasingapuram. >And >7. Simhachalam. > >Beliefs of hinduism >Different religions beliefs >Hinduism religion >Beliefs > > Visit your group " > >" on the web. > > > > > > Your use of is subject to the > Terms of Service >. Adiyen, Dasan, Thiruppathy Raguveeradayal, C/O Srirangam Srimad Andavan Ashramam, THIRUPPULLANI Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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