FW: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathy

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Any devotees from Michigan area may be able to visit this temple. I just got this as a forwarded mail and do not know more about the temple.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dhaanyadhivasam on Saturday May 9th, 2009 for

 

Guruvayurappan, Kodungalloor Bhadrakali & Chottanikkara

Rajarajeshwari Bhagawati.

Prathishta on Sunday June 7th, 2009

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

May 2009 Schedule

 

May 04th, Monday: Eakadasi Vratham

 

May 6th, Wednesdayt: Pradosham

 

May 07th, Thursday: Swathi Star

 

MNay 8th, Friday: Poornima

 

May 10th, Sunday: Mothers day

 

May 12th, Tuesday: Sankatahara Chaturthi

 

May 15th, Friday: Sravanam

 

May 17th, Sunday: Krisna Paksha Ashtami

 

May 21st, Thursday: Pradosham

 

May 23rd, Saturday: Amavasya - Sri Varahi Homam

 

May 27th, Wednesday: Chaturthi

 

May 29th, Friday: Sukla Shasti

 

Recurring / Weekly Events

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Devotees,

Sri Parashakthi Temple is performing Dhanyadivasam of sri Guruvayurappan, Kodungallor Bhagawathy and Chottanikkara Bhagawathy on Saturday May 9th, 2009. Please join us in this once in lifetime event and be blessed by the most powerful goddess Sri Parashakthi.

 

The Triangular Connection

All three deities in Guruvayur, Kodungalloor and Chottanikkara respectively in Kerala were sanctified by the yanthra Prathishta carried out individually at each temple by Adi shankara who is a historically verifiable saint considered to be an Avathar of Lord Shiva. The Sreechakra Yanthram was prepared by Adishankara and was placed by him at the two bhagawathy temples and likewise in addition to establishing the rituals at Guruvayur, ADI Shankara also carried out the Yanthra Prathishta at this temple. Our temple is the first and only one to establish a common place of worship for all three of these deities in the same place thus giving an opportunity to every devotee to have darshan and blessings of Lord Krishna , Mother Bhadrakali and Rarajarajeswari Amman at the same time. In our temple also, appropriate Yanthra Prathishta will be carried out before the actual Prathishta on June 7 th. More....

 

 

 

 

 

May 04th, Monday: Ekadasi Vratham

 

 

Optional day for devotees to observe Fasting

 

 

 

 

May 06th, Wednesday: Pradosham

 

7:00 PM: Pradosham; Lord Shiva Abishekam

 

 

 

May 07th, Thursday: Swathi Star; Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Jayanthi; Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Homam, Abishekam and Sahasranama Archana.

 

 

 

 

10.30 AM: (buda) Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Homam07.00 PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Abhishekam07.30 PM: Sri Hanuman chalisa08.00PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Shasranama Archana08.30 PM: Arathi

 

 

 

 

 

May 08th, Friday: Poornima; Sathyanarayana Pooja & Katha Patanam.

 

 

7:00 PM:

 

Sri Ganapathi Pooja

Kalisa Sthapana

Panchaloka Palaka Pooja

Adityadhi Navagraha Pooja

Aavarana Pooja

Sri Satya Narayana Pooja and Katha Patanam, Archana, Arati and Prasadam

 

 

 

May 9th, Saturday: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathy.

 

8.30 PM: (Sani): Pre-installation cermony Dhaanyadhivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathy

 

 

 

May 10th, Sunday: Mothers

day

 

10.30 AM: (Guru) ganapathy homam; Durga suktha homam; sree suktha homam

06.30 PM: Sri Parashakthi Abhishekam; Chandana (sandal) Alankaram And Sri Lalitha trisathi archana07:00 PM: Talk by Tracy Pintchman on "The Feminine as Cosmic Creative Principle: Shakti (Power), Prakriti (Matter)"

Brief Intro: Tracy Pintchman is professor of Religious Studies and Director of the International Studies program at Loyola University Chicago. Tracy focuses on the study of Hindu traditions and has spent about two years in India doing language study and engaging in field research. She has published about 20 articles on Hindu topics, one monograph and one edited book on the Hindu Great Goddess, and two other books on Hindu women's ritual traditions.

 

I. Cosmological PerspectivesAccounts of creation in the Puranas: emphasis on complementarity

Brahman Vishnu/Shiva (purusha)-the Goddess (Shakti/prakriti) Created Universe The human body: Cakras, Kundalini Larger issues and questions· Goddess as cosmogonic agent· creation as necessitating the generative capacity of both genders· Maleness and femaleness pervade the universe on all levels: exoteric/esoteric dimensions of the Goddess· God and Goddess both play a role in maintaining the functioning of the universe as we know it

II. Devotional Perspectives A. The Goddess as Shakti: Female Power in Action· The constructive/destructive powers of the Goddess· The constructive/benevolent nature of Shakti· Sarasvati and "flow" (artistic and musical inspiration, learning, meditation, and so forth)· Shri-Lakshmi and auspiciousness (abundance, fertility, wealth, children, and so forth)· The Destructive nature of Shakti: The Devi-Mahatmya (ca. 6th century C.E.) > Durga > Kali Larger Issues· the sacralization of ordinary life (learning, artistic creation, money, marriage, fertility, and so forth-even death)· the complexity of divine female power: femaleness is not just creative and benevolent but also dangerous and destructive; both life and death; represents the full spectrum of power (compare to conceptions of the goddess in feminist spirituality) B. The Goddess as

Prakriti, manifest as the physical universe· The earth as a goddess (Bhu-devi, Prithivi)· The Goddess as Mother India (Bharat Mata) --rivers (e.g., Ganga, Yamuna) --trees, groves, vegetation (e.g., Tulsi) --Grains (goddess Annapurna)· village and regional goddesses: dynamic of local vs. universal Larger Issues and questions · Transcending the spiritual/material divide: Transcendence and immanence; the material world as a form of the Divine

 

 

 

May 12th, Tuesday: Sankatahara Chaturthi

 

 

09:30 AM: (Budha) Sri Ganapathy Homam 07:00 PM Lord Guruvayurappan Abhishekam

 

Lord Ganesha will be adorned with the gold coated Kavacham

 

 

 

May 15th, Friday: Sravanam; Sri Sudarshana Homam; Sri Lakshmi Homam

 

 

 

10:30 AM: (Guru) Sri Sudarshana Homam

11:30 AM: Sri Lakshmi Homam

 

 

 

May 17th, Sunday: Krishna Paksha Ashtami

11:15 AM: (Guru) Sri Swarna Kalabhairava homam & Sri Lakshmi HomamKaala Bhairava: Bhairava is the guardian deity of the abode of God shiva. So he is called Kshetra Pala. The term Bhairava means "Terrific". Bhairava is not a form of Lord Shiva, but a form very closely associated and he is one of the powers assigned by the Lord. Lord Kaala Bhairava is that manifestation who oversees the march of time. The inexorable march of time is inexorable only because Lord Kaala Bhairava makes it so. As the saying goes, time lost is lost forever. There's nothing more precious than time. So, intelligent humans should use every moment effectively on the spiritual path. And those who want to do this have the divine help of Lord Kaala Bhairava if they request it with sincerity. Kala Bhairava worship is very important in this Kali Yuga. For protection from bombs, biological and chemical poisons and

evil influences, one must worship Lord Kala Bhairava. The Siddhas say that those who are connected with the punya bhoomi of Bharata (India) have a God given responsibility to pray for the entire world. One of these requirements is Sri Kaala Bhairava pooja for the welfare of the entire world

 

 

 

May 21st, Thursday: Pradosham

 

7:00 PM: Pradosham; Lord Shiva Abishekam

 

 

 

May 23rd, Saturday: Krittika Vratham; Amavasya - Sri Varahi Homam

 

08:30 PM: Amavasya (Sani) Sri Varahi Homam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

May 27th, Wednesday: Chaturthi

 

09:30 AM: (Guru) Sri Ganapathy Homam

07:00 PM: Sri Ganapathy Abhishekam

 

Lord Ganesha will be adorned with the gold coated Kavacham

 

 

 

May 29th, Friday: Sukla Shasti

 

Optional day for devotees to observe Fasting

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recurring / Weekly Events:

 

All Days09:30 AM: Kubera Shiva Lingam Abhishekam Monday07:00 PM: Soma Sundara Linga (Shiva) Abhishekam

Tuesday10:30 AM: Valli Devasena Sametha Subramanya Abhishekam04:00 PM: Rahu Kala Pooja06:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam Wednesday07:00 PM: Vishnu Sahasranamam Chanting Thursday07:00 PM: Hanuman Chalisa Chanting Friday10:30 AM: Lord Ganesha Abhishekam12:00 PM: Swarna Lakshmi Homam05:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Archana Saturday09:00 AM: Sri Venkateswara Suprabhatam 10:00 AM: Sri Venkateswara Abhishekam (Thirumanjanam)10:30 AM: Navagraha Abhishekam06:00 PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Abhishekam (Thirumanjanam) Vishnu Sahasranamam Chanting Sunday10:30 AM: Lord Ayyapa Abhishekam11:30 AM: Lord

Jagannath Pooja06:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Om Namo Narayanaya

Dear Sunil,

Below is the website URL for this temple, please do not skip the INTRO. It is worth listening. During our last stay in Michigan, we could not visit the temple but will make sure to go there and provide more information. In the meantime, as requested, if anyone had been there or from Michigan (Pontiac) area may provide more details. While Auto industries are failing there, this may revive that area with HIS blessings.

http://www.parashakthitemple.org/

More details can be obtained from this site.

Om Namo Narayanaya

Chandrasekharan

 

 

 

Sunil Menon <menon_sunilguruvayur Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2009 11:32:49 AM[Guruvayur] FW: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Any devotees from Michigan area may be able to visit this temple. I just got this as a forwarded mail and do not know more about the temple.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dhaanyadhivasam on Saturday May 9th, 2009 for

 

Guruvayurappan, Kodungalloor Bhadrakali & Chottanikkara

Rajarajeshwari Bhagawati.

Prathishta on Sunday June 7th, 2009

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,I tried the link and I am getting this message. I am also getting this message.Quote "The requested URL could not be retrieved,While trying to retrieve the URL:http://www.parashakthitemple.org/ The following error was encountered:The requested object is INFECTED with the following viruses: HEUR:Trojan..Script.Iframer Generated:Thu Apr 30 23:01:57 2009,Kaspersky Internet Security 2009"I also get this message on a few other sites. One commen factor is that all of them are Hindu sites. Any solution for

this.Sincerely, Udayabhanu Panickar aum namaH ShivAya OUR BODY IS THE ABODE OF THE JEEVATMAN, WHICH IS IN FACT THE PARABRAHMAN. LET US NOT MAKE IT A GRAVEYARD. LET US NOT EAT FLESH, LET US BE VEGETARIANS AND STAY

HEALTHY. --- On Thu, 4/30/09, Chandra Menon <chandrasmenon2002 wrote:Chandra Menon <chandrasmenon2002Re: [Guruvayur] FW: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathyguruvayur Date: Thursday, April 30, 2009, 4:42 PM

 

Om Namo Narayanaya

Dear Sunil,

Below is the website URL for this temple, please do not skip the INTRO. It is worth listening. During our last stay in Michigan, we could not visit the temple but will make sure to go there and provide more information. In the meantime, as requested, if anyone had been there or from Michigan (Pontiac) area may provide more details. While Auto industries are failing there, this may revive that area with HIS blessings.

http://www.parashak thitemple. org/

More details can be obtained from this site.

Om Namo Narayanaya

Chandrasekharan

 

 

 

Sunil Menon <menon_sunil@ >guruvayur@grou ps.comThursday, April 30, 2009 11:32:49 AM[Guruvayur] FW: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Any devotees from Michigan area may be able to visit this temple. I just got this as a forwarded mail and do not know more about the temple.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dhaanyadhivasam on Saturday May 9th, 2009 for

 

Guruvayurappan, Kodungalloor Bhadrakali & Chottanikkara

Rajarajeshwari Bhagawati.

Prathishta on Sunday June 7th, 2009

 

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May 2009 Schedule

 

May 04th, Monday: Eakadasi Vratham

 

May 6th, Wednesdayt: Pradosham

 

May 07th, Thursday: Swathi Star

 

MNay 8th, Friday: Poornima

 

May 10th, Sunday: Mothers day

 

May 12th, Tuesday: Sankatahara Chaturthi

 

May 15th, Friday: Sravanam

 

May 17th, Sunday: Krisna Paksha Ashtami

 

May 21st, Thursday: Pradosham

 

May 23rd, Saturday: Amavasya - Sri Varahi Homam

 

May 27th, Wednesday: Chaturthi

 

May 29th, Friday: Sukla Shasti

 

Recurring / Weekly Events

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Devotees,

Sri Parashakthi Temple is performing Dhanyadivasam of sri Guruvayurappan, Kodungallor Bhagawathy and Chottanikkara Bhagawathy on Saturday May 9th, 2009. Please join us in this once in lifetime event and be blessed by the most powerful goddess Sri Parashakthi.

 

The Triangular Connection

All three deities in Guruvayur, Kodungalloor and Chottanikkara respectively in Kerala were sanctified by the yanthra Prathishta carried out individually at each temple by Adi shankara who is a historically verifiable saint considered to be an Avathar of Lord Shiva. The Sreechakra Yanthram was prepared by Adishankara and was placed by him at the two bhagawathy temples and likewise in addition to establishing the rituals at Guruvayur, ADI Shankara also carried out the Yanthra Prathishta at this temple. Our temple is the first and only one to establish a common place of worship for all three of these deities in the same place thus giving an opportunity to every devotee to have darshan and blessings of Lord Krishna , Mother Bhadrakali and Rarajarajeswari Amman at the same time. In our temple also, appropriate Yanthra Prathishta will be carried out before the actual Prathishta on June 7 th. More....

 

 

 

 

 

May 04th, Monday: Ekadasi Vratham

 

 

Optional day for devotees to observe Fasting

 

 

 

 

May 06th, Wednesday: Pradosham

 

7:00 PM: Pradosham; Lord Shiva Abishekam

 

 

 

May 07th, Thursday: Swathi Star; Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Jayanthi; Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Homam, Abishekam and Sahasranama Archana.

 

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10.30 AM: (buda) Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Homam07.00 PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Abhishekam07.30 PM: Sri Hanuman chalisa08.00PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Shasranama Archana08.30 PM: Arathi

 

 

 

 

 

MaySathyanarayana src="http:// origin.ih. constantcontact. com/fs006/ 1100356732961/ img/172.jpg? a=1102555707776" width=100 align=right border=0> 08th, Friday: Poornima; Sathyanarayana Pooja & Katha Patanam.

 

 

7:00 PM:

 

Sri Ganapathi Pooja

Kalisa Sthapana

Panchaloka Palaka Pooja

Adityadhi Navagraha Pooja

Aavarana Pooja

Sri Satya Narayana Pooja and Katha Patanam, Archana, Arati and Prasadam

 

 

 

May 9th, Saturday: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathy. Chottanikkara Bhagawathy" src="http:// origin.ih. constantcontact. com/fs006/ 1100356732961/ img/302.jpg? a=1102555707776" width=150 align=right border=0>

 

8.30 PM: (Sani): Pre-installation cermony Dhaanyadhivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and Sri Chottanikkara Bhagawathy

 

 

 

May 10th, Sunday: Mothers day

 

10.30 AM: (Guru) ganapathy homam; Durga suktha homam; sree suktha homam

06.30 PM: Sri Parashakthi Abhishekam; Chandana (sandal) Alankaram And Sri Lalitha trisathi archana07:00 PM: Talk by Tracy Pintchman on "The Feminine as Cosmic Creative Principle: Shakti (Power), Prakriti (Matter)"

Brief Intro: Tracy Pintchman is professor of Religious Studies and Director of the International Studies program at Loyola University Chicago. Tracy focuses on the study of Hindu traditions and has spent about two years in India doing language study and engaging in field research. She has published about 20 articles on Hindu topics, one monograph and one edited book on the Hindu Great Goddess, and two other books on Hindu women's ritual traditions.

 

I. Cosmological PerspectivesAccounts of creation in the Puranas: emphasis on complementarity

Brahman Vishnu/Shiva (purusha)-the Goddess (Shakti/prakriti) Created Universe The human body: Cakras, Kundalini Larger issues and questions· Goddess as cosmogonic agent· creation as necessitating the generative capacity of both genders· Maleness and femaleness pervade the universe on all levels: exoteric/esoteric dimensions of the Goddess· God and Goddess both play a role in maintaining the functioning of the universe as we know it

II. Devotional Perspectives A. The Goddess as Shakti: Female Power in Action· The constructive/ destructive powers of the Goddess· The constructive/ benevolent nature of Shakti· Sarasvati and "flow" (artistic and musical inspiration, learning, meditation, and so forth)· Shri-Lakshmi and auspiciousness (abundance, fertility, wealth, children, and so forth)· The Destructive nature of Shakti: The Devi-Mahatmya (ca. 6th century C.E.) > Durga > Kali Larger Issues· the sacralization of ordinary life (learning, artistic creation, money, marriage, fertility, and so forth-even death)· the complexity of divine female power: femaleness is not just creative and benevolent but also dangerous and destructive; both life and death; represents the full spectrum of power (compare to conceptions of the goddess in feminist spirituality) B. The Goddess

as Prakriti, manifest as the physical universe· The earth as a goddess (Bhu-devi, Prithivi)· The Goddess as Mother India (Bharat Mata) --rivers (e.g., Ganga, Yamuna) --trees, groves, vegetation (e.g., Tulsi) --Grains (goddess Annapurna)· village and regional goddesses: dynamic of local vs. universal Larger Issues and questions · Transcending the spiritual/material divide: Transcendence and immanence; the material world as a form of the Divine

 

 

 

May 12th, Tuesday: Sankatahara Chaturthi

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09:30 AM: (Budha) Sri Ganapathy Homam 07:00 PM Lord Guruvayurappan Abhishekam

 

Lord Ganesha will be adorned with the gold coated Kavacham

 

 

 

Sudarshna src="http:// origin.ih. constantcontact. com/fs006/ 1100356732961/ img/37.jpg? a=1102555707776" width=100 align=right border=0>May 15th, Friday: Sravanam; Sri Sudarshana Homam; Sri Lakshmi Homam

 

 

 

10:30 AM: (Guru) Sri Sudarshana Homam

11:30 AM: Sri Lakshmi Homam

 

 

 

May 17th, Sunday: Krishna Paksha Ashtami

11:15 AM: (Guru) Sri Swarna Kalabhairava homam & Sri Lakshmi HomamKaala Bhairava: Bhairava is the guardian deity of the abode of God shiva. So he is called Kshetra Pala. The term Bhairava means "Terrific". Bhairava is not a form of Lord Shiva, but a form very closely associated and he is one of the powers assigned by the Lord. Lord Kaala Bhairava is that manifestation who oversees the march of time. The inexorable march of time is inexorable only because Lord Kaala Bhairava makes it so. As the saying goes, time lost is lost forever. There's nothing more precious than time. So, intelligent humans should use every moment effectively on the spiritual path. And those who want to do this have the divine help of Lord Kaala Bhairava if they request it with sincerity. Kala Bhairava worship is very important in this Kali Yuga. For protection from bombs, biological and chemical poisons and

evil influences, one must worship Lord Kala Bhairava. The Siddhas say that those who are connected with the punya bhoomi of Bharata (India) have a God given responsibility to pray for the entire world. One of these requirements is Sri Kaala Bhairava pooja for the welfare of the entire world

 

 

 

May 21st, Thursday: Pradosham

 

7:00 PM: Pradosham; Lord Shiva Abishekam

 

 

 

May 23rd, Saturday: Krittika Vratham; Amavasya - Sri Varahi Homam

 

08:30 PM: Amavasya (Sani) Sri Varahi Homam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

May 27th, Wednesday: Chaturthi

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09:30 AM: (Guru) Sri Ganapathy Homam

07:00 PM: Sri Ganapathy Abhishekam

 

Lord Ganesha will be adorned with the gold coated Kavacham

 

 

 

May 29th, Friday: Sukla Shasti

 

Optional day for devotees to observe Fasting

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recurring / Weekly Events:

 

All Days09:30 AM: Kubera Shiva Lingam Abhishekam Monday07:00 PM: Soma Sundara Linga (Shiva) Abhishekam

Tuesday10:30 AM: Valli Devasena Sametha Subramanya Abhishekam04:00 PM: Rahu Kala Pooja06:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam Wednesday07:00 PM: Vishnu Sahasranamam Chanting Thursday07:00 PM: Hanuman Chalisa Chanting Friday10:30 AM: Lord Ganesha Abhishekam12:00 PM: Swarna Lakshmi Homam05:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Archana Saturday09:00 AM: Sri Venkateswara Suprabhatam 10:00 AM: Sri Venkateswara Abhishekam (Thirumanjanam)10:30 AM: Navagraha Abhishekam06:00 PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Abhishekam (Thirumanjanam) Vishnu Sahasranamam Chanting Sunday10:30 AM: Lord Ayyapa

Abhishekam11:30 AM: Lord

Jagannath Pooja06:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dear Udhayabahnuji,

 

You are right, I am also getting a possible Trojan virus alert when I open the

temple link.

 

There is a small possibility that the temple website is hacked and hackers added

malicious virus code to the site to capture online visitor details.

 

This kind of attack is aimed at many religous sites irrespective of religion.

That is why we need to be extra careful when hosting sites to avoid such hacks.

 

I will notify the temple web master about the problem and hopefully they can

rectify it soon.

 

Thank you.

Om Namo Narayanaya:

Sunil

 

guruvayur , Udayabhanu Panickar <udhayabhanupanickar

wrote:

>

> Dear Friends,

>

> I tried the link and I am getting this message. I am also getting this

message.

> Quote " The requested URL could not be retrieved,While trying to retrieve the

URL:http://www.parashakthitemple.org/ The following error was encountered:The

requested object is INFECTED with the following viruses:

HEUR:Trojan.Script.Iframer Generated:Thu Apr 30 23:01:57 2009,Kaspersky Internet

Security 2009 "

> I also get this message on a few other sites. One commen factor is that all of

them are Hindu sites. Any solution for this.

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4;}p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal

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{}-->Sincerely, Udayabhanu Panickar aum namaH ShivAya OUR BODY IS THE ABODE

OF THE JEEVATMAN, WHICH IS IN FACT THE PARABRAHMAN. LET US NOT MAKE IT A

GRAVEYARD. LET US NOT EAT FLESH, LET US BE VEGETARIANS AND STAY HEALTHY. 

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> --- On Thu, 4/30/09, Chandra Menon <chandrasmenon2002 wrote:

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> Chandra Menon <chandrasmenon2002

> Re: [Guruvayur] FW: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri

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Om Namo Narayanaya

> Dear Sunil,

> Below is the website URL for this temple, please do not skip the INTRO. It is

worth listening. During our last stay in Michigan, we could not visit the temple

but will make sure to go there and provide more information. In the meantime, as

requested, if anyone had been there or from Michigan (Pontiac) area may provide

more details. While Auto industries are failing there, this may revive that area

with HIS blessings.

> http://www.parashak thitemple. org/

> More details can be obtained from this site.

> Om Namo Narayanaya

> Chandrasekharan

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> [Guruvayur] FW: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri

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this as a forwarded mail and do not know more about the temple.

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> Dhaanyadhivasam on Saturday May 9th, 2009 for 

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> Guruvayurappan, Kodungalloor Bhadrakali & Chottanikkara

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> Prathishta on Sunday June 7th, 2009

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May 2009 Schedule

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> May 04th, Monday: Eakadasi Vratham

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> May 6th, Wednesdayt: Pradosham

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> May 07th, Thursday: Swathi Star

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> MNay 8th, Friday: Poornima

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> May 10th, Sunday: Mothers day

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> May 12th, Tuesday: Sankatahara Chaturthi

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> May 15th, Friday: Sravanam

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> May 17th, Sunday: Krisna Paksha Ashtami

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> May 21st, Thursday: Pradosham

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> May 23rd, Saturday: Amavasya - Sri Varahi Homam

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> May 27th, Wednesday: Chaturthi

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> May 29th, Friday: Sukla Shasti

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> Sri Parashakthi Temple is performing Dhanyadivasam of sri Guruvayurappan,

Kodungallor Bhagawathy and Chottanikkara Bhagawathy on Saturday May 9th, 2009.

Please join us in this once in lifetime event and be blessed by the most

powerful goddess Sri Parashakthi.

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> The Triangular Connection

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> All three deities in Guruvayur, Kodungalloor and Chottanikkara respectively in

Kerala were sanctified by the yanthra Prathishta carried out individually at

each temple by Adi shankara who is a historically verifiable saint considered to

be an Avathar of Lord Shiva. The Sreechakra Yanthram was prepared by Adishankara

and was placed by him at the two bhagawathy temples and likewise in addition to

establishing the rituals at Guruvayur, ADI Shankara also carried out the Yanthra

Prathishta at this temple. Our temple is the first and only one to establish a

common place of worship for all three of these deities in the same place thus

giving an opportunity to every devotee to have darshan and blessings of Lord

Krishna , Mother Bhadrakali and Rarajarajeswari Amman at the same time. In our

temple also, appropriate Yanthra Prathishta will be carried out before the

actual Prathishta on June 7 th. 

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> May 04th, Monday: Ekadasi Vratham

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> 7:00 PM:  Pradosham; Lord Shiva Abishekam

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> May 07th, Thursday: Swathi Star; Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Jayanthi; Sri

Lakshmi Narasimha Homam, Abishekam and Sahasranama Archana.

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> 10.30 AM: (buda) Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Homam

> 07.00 PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Abhishekam

> 07.30 PM: Sri Hanuman chalisa

> 08.00PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Shasranama Archana

> 08.30 PM: Arathi

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> Sri Ganapathi Pooja

> Kalisa Sthapana

> Panchaloka Palaka Pooja

> Adityadhi Navagraha Pooja

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> Sri Satya Narayana Pooja and Katha Patanam, Archana, Arati and Prasadam

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> May 9th, Saturday: Dhaanyadivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor

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> 8.30 PM: (Sani): Pre-installation cermony

>   Dhaanyadhivasam of Sri Guruvayurappan, Sri Kodungalloor Bhagawathy and

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> 10.30 AM: (Guru) ganapathy homam; Durga suktha homam; sree suktha homam

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>  06.30 PM: Sri Parashakthi Abhishekam; Chandana (sandal) Alankaram And Sri

Lalitha trisathi archana

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> 07:00 PM: Talk by Tracy Pintchman on " The Feminine as  Cosmic Creative

Principle: Shakti (Power), Prakriti (Matter) "

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> Brief Intro: Tracy Pintchman is professor of Religious Studies and Director

of the International Studies program at Loyola University Chicago.  Tracy

focuses on the study of Hindu traditions and has spent about two years in India

doing language study and engaging in field research. She has published about 20

articles on Hindu topics, one monograph and one edited book on the Hindu Great

Goddess, and two other books on Hindu women's ritual traditions.

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> I.  Cosmological Perspectives

> Accounts of creation in the Puranas:  emphasis on complementarity

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> Vishnu/Shiva (purusha)-the Goddess (Shakti/prakriti)

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> The human body:  Cakras, Kundalini

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> · Goddess as cosmogonic agent

> · creation as necessitating the generative capacity of both genders

> ·  Maleness and femaleness pervade the universe on all levels: 

exoteric/esoteric dimensions of the Goddess

> · God and Goddess both play a role in maintaining the functioning of the

universe as we know it

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> A.  The Goddess as Shakti: Female Power in Action

> ·  The constructive/ destructive powers of the Goddess

> · The constructive/ benevolent nature of Shakti

> · Sarasvati and " flow " (artistic and musical inspiration, learning,

meditation, and so forth)

> · Shri-Lakshmi and auspiciousness (abundance, fertility, wealth, children,

and so forth)

> · The Destructive nature of Shakti:  The Devi-Mahatmya (ca. 6th century

C.E.)

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> ·  the sacralization of ordinary life  (learning, artistic creation, money,

marriage, fertility, and so forth-even death)

> ·  the complexity of divine female power:  femaleness is not just creative

and benevolent but also dangerous and destructive; both life and death;

represents the full spectrum of power (compare to conceptions of the goddess in

feminist spirituality)

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> as Prakriti, manifest as the physical universe

> · The earth as a goddess (Bhu-devi, Prithivi)

> · The Goddess as Mother India (Bharat Mata)

>                 --rivers (e.g., Ganga, Yamuna)

>                 --trees, groves, vegetation (e.g., Tulsi)

>                 --Grains (goddess Annapurna)

> · village and regional goddesses:  dynamic of local vs. universal

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> · Transcending the spiritual/material divide: Transcendence and immanence;

the material world as a form of the Divine

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> 09:30 AM: (Budha) Sri Ganapathy Homam

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> 07:00 PM Lord Guruvayurappan Abhishekam

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> Lord Ganesha will be adorned with the gold coated Kavacham

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Friday: Sravanam; Sri Sudarshana Homam; Sri Lakshmi Homam 

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> 11:30 AM: Sri Lakshmi Homam

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> May 17th, Sunday: Krishna Paksha Ashtami

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> 11:15 AM: (Guru) Sri Swarna Kalabhairava homam & Sri Lakshmi Homam

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> Kaala Bhairava: Bhairava is the guardian

> deity of the abode of God shiva. So he is called Kshetra Pala. The term

Bhairava means " Terrific " . Bhairava is not a form of Lord Shiva, but a form very

closely associated and he is one of the powers

> assigned by the Lord. Lord Kaala Bhairava is that manifestation who oversees

the march of time. The inexorable march of time is inexorable only because Lord

Kaala Bhairava makes it so. As the saying goes, time lost is lost forever.

There's nothing more precious than time. So, intelligent humans should use every

moment effectively on the spiritual path. And those who want to do this have the

divine help of Lord Kaala Bhairava if they request it with sincerity. Kala

Bhairava worship is very important in this Kali Yuga. For protection from bombs,

biological and chemical poisons and

> evil influences, one must worship Lord Kala Bhairava. The Siddhas say that

those who are connected with the punya bhoomi of Bharata (India) have a God

given responsibility to pray for the entire world. One of these requirements is

Sri Kaala Bhairava pooja for the welfare of the entire world

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> May 21st, Thursday: Pradosham

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> 7:00 PM:  Pradosham; Lord Shiva Abishekam

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> May 23rd, Saturday: Krittika Vratham; Amavasya - Sri Varahi Homam 

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> 08:30 PM: Amavasya (Sani) Sri Varahi Homam

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> 09:30 AM: (Guru) Sri Ganapathy Homam

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> 07:00 PM: Sri Ganapathy Abhishekam

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>  Lord Ganesha will be adorned with the gold coated Kavacham

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> May 29th, Friday: Sukla Shasti

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> Recurring / Weekly

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> All Days

> 09:30 AM: Kubera Shiva Lingam Abhishekam

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> Monday

> 07:00 PM: Soma Sundara Linga (Shiva) Abhishekam

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>  Tuesday

> 10:30 AM: Valli Devasena Sametha Subramanya Abhishekam

> 04:00 PM: Rahu Kala Pooja

> 06:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam

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> Wednesday

> 07:00 PM: Vishnu Sahasranamam Chanting

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> Thursday

> 07:00 PM: Hanuman Chalisa Chanting

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> Friday

> 10:30 AM: Lord Ganesha Abhishekam

> 12:00 PM: Swarna Lakshmi Homam

> 05:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Archana

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> Saturday

> 09:00 AM: Sri Venkateswara Suprabhatam

> 10:00 AM: Sri Venkateswara Abhishekam (Thirumanjanam)

> 10:30 AM: Navagraha Abhishekam

> 06:00 PM: Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Abhishekam (Thirumanjanam) Vishnu

Sahasranamam Chanting

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> Sunday

> 10:30 AM: Lord Ayyapa Abhishekam

> 11:30 AM: Lord

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> 06:30 PM: Parashakthi Abhishekam

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