Friday, July 17, 2009

LORD MURUGA



THIRUTHANI URCHAVA MOORTHY
OM THATH PURUSAYA VITHMAHE
MAHA SENAYA THEE MAHI
THANNO SHANMUGA PRASOTHAYATH

ARUPADAI VEEDU:
Thiruparamkundram
Thiruchendur
Palani
Swamimalai
Thiruthani
Pazhamudhircholai


THIRUTHANI-SUBRAMANYA SWAMI DEVASTHANAM-THIRUTHANAGAI.

The beautiful temple of Lord Muruga at Tiruttani crowns a single rock 700 feet above sea level. It is situated amidst a range of hills with a dramatic panoramic view. This sacred place is on the Madras-Bombay route, 13 kilomters from Arkonam and 84 kilometers from Madras.
Around this town are famous religious places such as Kancheepuram (Banares of the South) on the South, Sholingar and Vallimalai on the West, the popular and renowned pilgrimage centre, Tirupati (otherwise called Balaji) and Kalahasti (with its Vayu Lingam) on the North and Tiruvalangadu (of puranic fame) with Lord Nataraja on the East.

THIRUTHANI ALSO CALLED THIRUTHANIGAI:
Puranic Importance Of Lord Murugan's six Padaiveedus, Tirutanikai ranks prominent as the crown jewel of our Lord. As its very name indicates, when we propitiate our Lord in this holy shrine, He blesses us with mental peace and bodily happiness. His righteous indignation towards the asuras for their cruelty is said to have been quelled and cooled at this place which is, therefore, known as Shantipuri (Abode of Peace). As the prayers and desires of the devotees who worship our Lord Tanikesan on this hill with unserving faith and intense devotion are fulfilled in no time, this hill is also called Chanikasalam.
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