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| Name | வைத்தீஸ்வரன் கோவில் வரலாறு |vaitheeswaran temple history| selva muthukumarasamy |Angarahan temple |
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| Video Discription | https://youtu.be/Ym_36NtVw1o மறு ஒலிபரப்பு-செய்யப்பட்ட வைத்தீஸ்வரன் கோவில் வரலாறு அடங்கிய இணைப்பு மேலே கொடுக்கப்பட்டுள்ளது. இந்த புதிய பதிவில் சென்ற முறை இருந்த எடிடிங் பிழை நீக்கப்பட்டிருக்கிறது. தீராத நோய்களையும் தீர்த்து வைக்கும் வைத்தீஸ்வரன் திருக் கோவில் வரலாறு/ vaitheeswaran temple documentary. It is said that Lord Siva cured Angarakan skin disease, following which he joined Navagraha Club.Vaitheeswaran Koil History One should take holy dip at Temple Tank ‘Siddsmrita’ before entering temple, which is believed to possess healing properties for skin diseases.The first precinct around the sanctum has the metal image of Subramanya, worhsipped here as Muthukumara Swamy. The other metal images in the sanctum are of Nataraja, Somaskanda, Angaraka and stone sculptures of Durga, Dakshinamoorthy, Surya (Sun god), Jatayu, Vedas, Sampati. The shrine of Thaiyalnayaki who stands with the medicinal oil to cure the diseases of the devotees is present in the second precinct facing south. The large precinct also has a small shrine to Dhanvantari and shrine of Angaraka in stone sculpture. It is said that Saptarshi worshiped Lord Siva here. It is said that Lord Sri Rama and Lakshmana performed final rituals for Jatayu (The king of Birds) by immersing ashes here at Jatayu Kundam. This temple is revered by the Tevaram hymns of 7th Century Saiva Nayanars. Nayanars, 63 Shaivitie Saints sang in praise of Lord Siva Vaitheeswaran Koil Medical properties The ashes here referred to as Thiruchandu Urundal, which acts as a medicine for skin diseases. This ash will be collected from Homa Gundam. Another medicine is made out of Chandan (Sandalwood powder and is mixed with saffron. As Chevvai represents in Red Color, Devotees should offer him Thoor Dal and Red Arali flowers during pooja. Besides this, Milag (Pepper) and Salt with Jaggery are offered in the Siddhamritam to get rid of diseases. Tuesdays are preferred to worship Angarakan. One worship’s Angakaran here, by fasting for 21 Tuesday’s, the unlucky influence of Tuesday (Mangal) will be cleared. Vaidhyanatha Swamy is the main deity here and His consort Thayyalanayaki Ambal stands here holding medicinal oil, which cures diseases. Here in this temple, Angarakan is worshipped in two forms, one deity will be taken out in a procession during the festivals and the main deity, remains permanently inside the temple. Processional deity located near the Vaidhyanatha Sannidhi (the main deity) and Moolavar is located the eastern side of the outer prakaram (circumambulatory path). The Angarakan processional deity atop Goat during the procession, which will be held within the temple on every Tuesday. Lord Subramanya, a very important deity here, is known as Selva Muthukumaraswamy. It is to be noted that Chevvai is ruled by Lord Subramanya. During Lord Subramanya’s fight with Tharakasuran – brother of Surapadman – there was a lot of casualty on both sides leaving many dead and injured. Lord Shiva obliged Lord Subramnya’s prayer to treat the injured. https://youtu.be/DinLmlzJNes [DinLmlzJNes] |
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