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Dear All, I am thankful for the information of all various temples mentioned in the mail. But I have a small doubt, there is no mention about Thiruvillamala temple. Does anyone know about the same. Since I am from Mumbai and I use to visit kerala every 2 years and still continue the same. Only the gap of the years has become from 2 - 3 or sometime 4 years. And whenever I am in Kerala I visit this beautiful Shri Rama Temple. There is also Ayappan temple in it(which is known as Kundale Ayappan) I have heard that it is very big and nearly close to Guruvayoor temple's area. There is also mentioning of a cave some where near the temple which goes directly to Guruvayoor temple. And no people other than main preist can go from that cave. It is heard that the cave is closed completely now. Can I have further details of the same

temple. I mean the stories of that temple if possible. Thanks & Regards, Geetha Nair Note: forwarded message attached.Geetha Nair

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Dear All,

Good to read about all these temples and your personal travelogues.

Thirumittakkode and Njangattiry Bhagavthy temples are close by to

Pattambi town and very beautiful temples overlooking the serene Nila

nadhi (Bharata puzha - river)

Here is a location map from wikimapia.. look at the center of the map

to locate the temple.

http://wikimapia.org/#lat=10.783056 & lon=76.184363 & z=18 & l=0 & m=a & v=2

Reduce the size of the map using the plus/minus markers on the left to see Pattambi town, Njangattiri temple on left. You can also press your left mouse button and move the map by moving the mouse.

Om Namo Narayanaya:

Sunil

guruvayur , SRIRAM SUBRAMANIAN <abheri wrote:

>

> Hare Krishna Guruvayurappa !

> I am also eager to know the route Seema took to reach Thirumittacode.

>

> As I already mentioned, my brother visited this temple some 5 years

back. He took the following route:

> He got a direct bus from Patturaickal bus stop to Thirumittacode

(between 0600-0630 AM) via Wadakkaanchery - the last stop was

thirumittacode centre - from where he walked almost 1km to the temple.

While returning, he walked back to the Thirumittacode Centre, took a

jeep for some distance and then got a bus to Shoranur and from there

another bus to Thrissur. Let me make some enquiries with some bus

drivers before getting back to you on this topic any further.

>

> I also enquired with some people and got the following information

as well:

> Take a bus going towards Pattambi and get down at Koottupaatha. From

there, you will get jeep service going into the rural areas - get down

at Thirumittacode centre. Take a walk to the temple. (Life is easier

if you go by private vehicle - car/qualis, rather than depending on

public transport)

>

> (The temple is locally known as Anchu moorthy temple (as there are 5

deities installed here. This is the name the locals are more familiar

with.)

>

> Let us wait for Seema's reply - for she has gone two times to this

place !!

> -sriram

>

> Epics 07 <epics07 wrote: Hi Seema:

> Can you give me the exact location of this temple. What is the best

route to reach the temple from Trichur?

> Thanks

>

> On 11/1/07, Seema Ravindran <seemawarrier wrote:

I had the luck of visiting Thirumithathode twice. It

> is such a beautiful temple. As you said, there are 5

> deities and the sanctum sancotrum of deity installed

> by Arjuna is inside the one installed by Yudishthira.

> It is a real experience going there - so serene and

> peaceful. Very near to this temple - 5 minutes walk

> through the paddy field, you will reach Njajathry (I

> dont know how to write it in english) Bhagavathy

> temple - another beautiful temple - considered to be

> one among 108 bhagavathy temples - the deity is

> believed to be installed by Panchali. Beautiful

> places.

> Jai Sree Krishna

> Seema

>

> --- SRIRAM SUBRAMANIAN <abheri wrote:

>

> > Hare Krishna Guruvayurappa !

> > Nice information.

> > Actually Adi Sankaracharya established Panchopasana

> > - 5 types of deities to be worshipped: Soorya,

> > Vishnu, Siva, Devi & Ganapati. (Learned members,

> > please feel free to correct if I have gone wrong!)

> >

> > I had the good fortune to visit 11 of the 12

> > Vaishnava Divya Desam temples. Thirunavaya is really

> > a great temple. If I remember correct, we were told

> > that the devas led by Indra arrive at midnight to

> > offer several prayers - we were shown an impression

> > supposedly made by Airavata's tusk on the wall of

> > the temple. Also, unlike many temples, there is a

> > back door to the sanctum sanctorum here. And there

> > are temples nearby for Brahma & Siva. Truly, this is

> > a place for the Trimoorthis. The place is made more

> > beautiful by the bharathapuzha flowing adjacent to

> > the temple. The deity of Nava Mukundan is said to be

> > installed by the Nava yogindras. There is also a

> > reference that tells us that the incident of

> > Gajendra Moksha is connected to this temple.

> >

> > " Legend has it that Lakshmi and Gajendra the king of

> > elephants worshipped Vishnu here with lotus flowers

> > from a lake; with two devotees using flowers from

> > the same source, supply dwindled, and Gajendra

> > appealed to Vishnu, who took Lakshmi by his side on

> > the same throne and accepted worship offered by

> > Gajendra. "

> >

> > A visit to Thirunavaya can be embellished further by

> > visiting the famous Alathiyur Hanumankaavu -which in

> > reality is a temple for Lord Rama with a small but

> > powerful deity of Hanuman. The pothi avil prasadam

> > (special prasadam) of this temple is exquisite and

> > you will not find such a taste anywhere else !!!

> >

> > Unfortunately I could not visit Thirumittacode (near

> > Pattambi) - though my brother amply compensated for

> > that, by himself visiting and taking a few snaps. He

> > told me that there are 5 deities of Lord Vishnu in

> > that temple, established by the 5 Pandava brothers!

> > and the deity established by Bhima is the biggest of

> > the 5 !

> > Bharathapuzha flows near this temple, making this a

> > beautiful place - according to my brother. Visiting

> > this temple, though is not very easy - he had to

> > change buses, then take a jeep into the interior

> > areas - and then walk some distance to reach the

> > temple. The temple closes by 9AM itself, which makes

> > it even more difficult for people to reach! Better

> > hire a vehicle (car / jeep) if you want to go there!

> > (It is not easy to club this with any other temple

> > visit also!)

> >

> > I changed the subject line of this mail to avoid

> > confusion.

> >

> > -sriram

> > =====

> >

> > krishna kumar <krishnakumartcr wrote:

> >

> ********************************************************

> > Om Namo Bhagavathe Vasudevaya

> >

>

*****************************************************************************

> > As u know there is a lot of temples in india

> > vaishnavas/saivas etc

> > 6 types of mooethis/gods/dieties we can find there.

> > 1.Vishnu

> > 2.Siva

> > 3.Ganapathi

> > 4.Devi(Amman)

> > 5.Subramanyan

> > 6.Sooryan(SuryaNarayanan)

> > In these most famous are known as divyadesoms

> > There are 108 each in all over india

> > Vaishnava and Saiva divyadesoms known as

> > Thirupathi's

> > In our Small Kerala we have 12

> > Vaishnavadivydesam's and only one Saiva divya desom.

> > The Saivadivyasthalam is Thiruvanchikulam Mahadeva

> > Kshethram, Near Kodungallur

> > temple, Thrissur

> > Vaishnava Divyadesom

> > ******************

> > From South to north

> > ------------------------

> > 1. Thiruvattar (Adi Kesava Perumal)

> > 2.Thiruvananthapuram ( Harilakshmee Sametha

> > Padmanabha Swami)

> > 3.Aranmula (Parthasarathy)

> > 4.Thiruvalla (Sree Vallabhar)

> > 5.Thiruvandoor (Narayanan)

> > 6.Thrikodithanam(Narayanan)

> > 7.Chengannur- Thiruchengandrur (Narayanan)

> > 8.Puliyur-Kuttanadu (Narayanan)

> > 9.Thrikkakkara-Ernakulam ( Thrivikraman, Vamana

> > Moorthy)

> > 10.Moozhikulam -Near Ernakulam (Narayanan, Lakshmana

> > Perumal)

> > 11.Thirunavai (Narayanan, Navamukundan)

> > 12.Thirumittakode- Pattambi (Vithuvakottunathan,

> > Narayanan)

> > The speciality of Thirunavai is that this is the

> > only temple where separate sreekovil for the

> > 'Thayar'- Mahalakshmi-.Another one has no separate

> > sreekovil for devi.

> > These temples are very importanat. We should take

> > care about these tamples, these temples are famous

> > because the " Alwars " 'Mangalasasanam' about these

> > temples.

> >

> > Sir, plz chk the grammer and details because am

> > not that much educated person may b some mistakes is

> > there, plz

> >

> > Sree Seetha Ramo Vijayathe Sada

> >

> > Narayana Narayana Narayana

> >

> > Regards and Thanks

> >

> > Krishnakumar

> >

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> >

>

July 6, 2009

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