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TEMPLE TO PRAY FOR EYE ISSUES.:SRI KANNAYIRA NATHA SWAMY TEMPLE, TIRUKKARAVASAL

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TEMPLE TO PRAY FOR EYE ISSUES.: SRI KANNAYIRA NATHA SWAMY TEMPLE, TIRUKKARAVASAL Preamble: It is so common in India that there are Temples that are thought to cure specific bodily problems. One particular temple where you can pray for is at the village by name Tirukkaravasal nestled between Tiruvarur and Tiruthuraipoondi State High way in Tamilnadu, India. The prayer before the Lord Shiv here is said to cure eye vision related discomforts. The Lord ruling this temple is Sri KANNAYIRANATHA SWAMY – Kannayiram in Tamil means the Lord having 1000 eyes and in Sanskrit, the Lord is known as SAHASRANETHRESWAR. His Consort there in this Temple is Goddess KAILASANAYAKI AMMAI. This kshetra, is one of the sabdavidanga – one of the seven – holy places where besides the ruling Lord of the temple, Swamy THYAGARAJA, known and celebrated for His love for dances, is worshipped as equally as the ruling Lord of the Temple is prayed. History : The Chola Kings, whose origin could be traceable t
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திருப்பாண்டிக் கொடுமுடி - Kodumudi

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யாவர்க்குமாம் இறைவற்கு ஒரு பச்சிலை; யாவர்க்குமாம் பசுவுக்கு ஒரு வாயுறை; யாவர்க்குமாம் உண்ணும்போது ஒரு கைப்பிடி; யாவர்க்குமாம் பிறர்க்கு இன்னுரை தானே.  - திருமந்திரம்  In referring to the above Mantra,  Maha Swami points to the order how our seva,  service to be of - ஆக  ஈச்வர ஸேவையில்லாமல் மநுஷ்ய ஸேவை என்பதில்லை.  In Eswar's Seva contributions by Zamindar Family - AL AR Family -of Devakottai are innumerable. Right from Rameswaram and up to North they had done massive Temple திருப்பணி, holy work of renovation, performance of Samrokshanams and establishing of choultries.  One such Temple where they did திருப்பணி and Kumbabishekam was Kodumudi, the birth place of famous yester year Singer KB Sundarambal.  Then the place was reverentially addressed as Thiruppandi Kodumudi.  The Name of the Lord in the temple is  Kodumudi Nathar and His Consort is Panmozhi Nayaki. AL AR Family's service was not only in Kodumudi Nathar temple but they did it in one more temple here by the
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Kottur - Nainar Kovil

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Kottur - Nainar Kovil Before thinking of the Temple, what flashes the mind is the Sivan Rathri festival there.  And Lord Karuppar gets into our consciousness even ahead of the presiding deity Lord Agastheeswarar and His consort Goddess Sowndaranayaki Ambike.  On the southern side Prakaram, in the mantap in front of Karuppar sanctum,  Lord Kasi Viswanathar with Ambike Vishalakshi bless all devotees. Those looking forward to get married pray here by offering garlands to Lord Vishwanath and Goddess Vishalakshi.  Shri Mayandi Ayya,  grandson of Thinnappa Chettiar and son of Vellayappa Chettiar initiated the temple construction work here quite long before 1818. Construction was over and the very first Kumbabishekam had happened on 10th August 1818. Tamil year :  வெகுதானிய,  வைகாசி 28. Third Kumbabishekam had taken place on 25th April 1920.  Shri V A PL Ramanathan Chettiar, grandson of Mayandi Ayya.  The lineal descendants of Shri Mayandi Ayya have been taking care and maintainin
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வெய்யிலுகந்த விநாயகர் - உப்பூர்

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Really thrilled  to think of how adventurous our forefathers from Nagarthar Community were. Even when no sophisticated mode of transports were available then, they set out and crossed seas and tough terrains to set up their shops. What did they do with their riches that they earned toiling and risking their lives? They left a good legacy. Their hearts weren't such that they wanted to keep all their possessions close to their chest, and only for their immediate family. Back home, and even while staying afar, they did not forget their divine duty. A portion of their earnings was dedicated fully to establishing shrines, temples.  Not just to Religious purposes.  Their contributions to establish Educational Institutions, Ved Patasalas, Charity Hospitals are immense. It's with the idea to bring and highlight their good deeds to our present generation, we set out our foot and bring the very first of the more to come in with prayer to Lord Ganesha. The History of வெய்யிலுகந்த விநாயகர்
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