Guest guest Posted August 18, 2006 Report Share Posted August 18, 2006 Hello bala, I am sending u some links u can check it... http://www.divyadesamonline.com/hindu/temples/kumbakonam/tirunarayoor-temple.asp http://www.divyadesamonline.com/hindu-temples/south-indian-temples/tamil-nadu-temples.asp On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 dhandapani wrote : >Discussions on Lord Muruga,The Eternal >Discussions on Lord Muruga,The Eternal >Messages In This Digest (2 > Messages) > >1. >Looking for information > > bala_siddhi >2. >Re: Digest Number 534 > > A Viswanathan >View All Topics >| >Create New Topic >Messages >1. >Looking for information >Posted by: " bala_siddhi " >bala_siddhi > > >bala_siddhi > >Wed Aug 16, 2006 5:37 pm (PST) > >Dear Members >I am looking for songs: Devotional song about Gurumurthi and SIVA >sonds in tamil if it is possible >If anyone have this, is it possible to have a copy or forward to me. >Hope to hear from you as soon as possible >Regards >Bala >Back to top >Reply to >sender >| > >Reply to >group >| > >Reply >via web post >Messages in this topic > >(1) > >2. >Re: Digest Number 534 >Posted by: " A Viswanathan " >aamman > > >viswa_att > >Thu Aug 17, 2006 1:01 am (PST) > >Hi All, >Just thought of sharing this info with you all devotees about a very amazing information about kal Garuda swamy its just unbelievable. >check this links for detail info. >http://www.divyades >amonline. >com/hindu/ >temples/kumbakon >am/tirunarayoor- >temple.asp >Here Stone idol of the bird Garuda, Stands as the Vahanam or Vehicle to Narayur Nambi whereas Annam or the Swan is the Vahanam of the Godess Vagulambika. >Garuda has a seperate sannathi in this temple extending about 10 1/2 sq.ft's. He has beautiful big wings, broad chest and long hair. In tamil month Margazhi and Panguni the festival " Kal Garuda Sevai " (ie) the festival where the idol of Narayur Nambi placed on the stone idol of Garuda and taken out into vibrant procession is taken place every year. >There is a unique speciality regarding the stone idol of Garuda. when taken out for a procession, until a step out fo his sannathi he can be easily carried by 4 persons. Then inside the temple his weight would increase as to be carried by 8 persons, then further outside the praharam he would weigh heavy so that 16 persons are required to carry him. Totally outside the temple not even 32 persons are enough to carry him, he would get heavier and heavier ahead. He would sweat a lot too so that his cloths get drenched in the sweat. >But after the procession is over, while returning to his sannadhi he would start losing his weight (step by step) or (stage by stage). This is a remorkable wounder that takes place only at this place. >This Garuda is treated in equivalence to Lord Vinayaka and so a dish Mothakam named as " Amudha Kalasam " is offered to him. >Also, the slow progress of Lord Narayur Nambi with Garuda reveals his commitments with saint Medhavi indirectly. >As all know, the swan or Anna Patchi is a delicate bird which moves in a slow and delicate manner. But, Garuda is a huge bird which can fly swiftly. >But when both the god and godess are taken out in a procession, the lord god should lead the procession as he is carried by the bird. But his promise that his wife would have the first place in every thing would be broken. >Hence, Garuda becomes heavier and it becomes tough for the devotees to carry him faster than the light weight Annapatchi. So, in this way perumal fulfilles his world. >This place is greatly associated in Thirumangai Alwar's life. He fell in love with a damcel named Kumudhavalli. She was a devotee of Lord Narayana. So, she ordered Alwar to become a devotee of Lord Narayana by rendering food for 1008 vaishnavities daily and transform himself as a devoted slave of Lord Narayana by performing the ritval " Panchasamskaranam " >, taking the 12 divine names of the Lord god to the depth of the soul and imprinting the images of Chakaram and Sangu (shell) in both the arms. >As Thirumangaialwar could not find a suitable master to perform the above rituals. He came to Naachiyar kovil and mentally accepting Narayur Nambi as his teacher, he performed all the rites and finally led a happy married life with Kumudhavalli. >So as a reward for the great help rendered by Narayur Nambi. Thirumangaialwar sang totally 118 Paasurams in his ravour of that 40 Paasuram's is of Siriya Thirumadal where alwar consideres himself as a girl in love of Lord Narayanan and the remaining 78 in the Periya Thirumadal group. >The Narayur Nambi Sannadhi was once called as " Mani Mada kovil " . The Chola King Koshenkannan rendered the money for Temple works. There after Sadavarma sundara pandiyan took over the work and donated lands to the temple. Then Ragunatha naicken of Thanjore constructed a Mandapam for Naachiyar. >There is huge tank of 648 feet length and 225 feet breadth infront of the temple, It has a number of steps in the 3 sides. This tank is like a big pond and so it is called as " Mani Muthaaru " . >There is a beautiful tale behind the name of this pond. Once king of the birds Gauda, took a diamond head ornament to Narayur Nambi from Thiruparkadal. A diamond (Mani) accidentally fell from the ornaments into this pond. As the precious stone fell into the pond degrading it's status equivalent to ordinary pearl (Muthu) this tank is known as Mani + Muthi + Aaru (tank or pond). >This temple extends its border for about 690x288 feets. As Narayur Nambi is also known as Srinivasan, the Vimaanam of this temple is known as " Srinivasa Vimaanam " . >This place is also called as " Suguntha giri " . >Utsavam: >The very special Garuda seva Utsavam is conducted twice a year. One is during Margazhi month and another during Panguni month. >Specials: >The beautiful stone idol of the bird king Garuda, which gains weight stage when taken out for a procession and reduces back to its normal weight while coming towards the temple. >The excellent collection of copper idols of Various gods. Alwars and other important kings. >Moolavar: >The Moolavar of this sthalam is Thirunarayur Nambi. Also called as Srinivasan and Vasudevan. The Moolavar is giving his seva in standing posture being ready to marry the Thaayar, facing east (Kalyana thirukkolam) >. Prathyaksham for Medavi Munivar and Brahma devan. >Thayaar: >The Thayaar found in this sthalam is Vanjulavalli Naachiyar. She is found next to the Moolavar in Garbhagriham ( Moolavar Sannadhi ). >Mangalasasanam: >Thirumangai - 110 Paasurams. >Total - 110 Paasurams. >Pushkarani: >Mani mukthi Nadhi Theertham. >Aniruddha Theertham. >Pradhyumna Theertham. >Samba Theertham. >Sankarshana Theertham. >Vimanam: >Srinivasa Vimaanam. >Regards >A.Viswanathan >Project Lead >Auckland,New Zealand >On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 >dhandapani@gro >ups.com >wrote : >>Discussions on Lord Muruga,The Eternal >>Discussions on Lord Muruga,The Eternal >>Messages In This Digest (1 >> Message) >> >>1. >>Re: Palani.org >> >> S Meyyappan >>View All Topics >>| >>Create New Topic >>Message >>1. >>Re: Palani.org >>Posted by: " S Meyyappan " >> >smeyyappan (AT) gmail (DOT) >com >> >> >>meyyappan_s >> >>Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:50 am (PST) >> >>MURUGA SARANAM >>Dear Mr. Santosh.. >>Thank you very much for the good news. >>MURUGA SARANAM >>With Best regards >>Meyyappan S >>On 8/14/06, santhosh_s_nair < >>santhosh_s_ >nair@ >> >>> wrote: >>> >>> >>> Thank you Meyyappan. >>> >>> I contacted Patrick. 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