Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Slokam


Dhyayeth sarujada nibandha magudam divyarambham gnana mudhra 
Udhyath daksha karam prasanna vadanam janustha hasthe daram |
Mega shyamala komalam sura nudham yoga pattambaram
Vignana pradam aprameya sushmam sree bhudha nadham vibhum||

MEANING:
I worship Bhutanatha, Who wears crown made of thick locks of hair, who wears excellent robes, who holds the posture of wisdom in this right hand, whose face is like a flower in full-bloom, who is immersed in meditation, whose complexion is like the dark clouds , who wears the yoga-pattam, who grants wisdom, who is ominpresent and who is subtle.

Monday, August 8, 2016

Agastya

Later, acting upon the advice of Saint Agasthya King Rajasekara laid the foundation stone of the temple at Sabarimala. 

Garuda

The Jewel Casket is carried on head from the ancestral residence of the royal family of Pandalam to the Shrine on the day. A Garuda, the Brahaman kite, follows this ornaments-carrying procession, hovering about in the sky, After these ornaments are worn on the Lord the bird circles the temple in the sky three times and disappears. Excited by this sight the devotees begin to chant "Swamiye Saranam Ayyappa". 

Malikapurathu

Leela, daughter of Kavalan, a Karamban, with a face of Mahishi and freed herself from the curse and obtained Moksha by the grace of Shri Dharma Sastha, which is described in Sabarimala Temple as Malikapurathu Amma, by which name she has a temple there
http://wikimapia.org/22864549/MALIKAPURATHU-TEMPLE-VANCHI
https://www.youtube.com/results?q=Maligai+Purathu

shanmatha