ARUNACHALESHWARAR TEMPLE
The Arunachaleshwarar temple is a very powerful temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
It is located in Thiruvannamalai,Tamilnadu,India.This is one of the amazing construction from Dravidian Architecture.This Thiruvannamalai temple is a very powerful temple. It is believed that the Siddhas come to worship Lord Shiva and his mother Parvati on the full moon day every month. Every night of this full moon, millions of pilgrims come to the mountain of 14.7 kilometers and enjoy the blessings and blessings of the Siddhas, worshiping Lord Shiva and Amman.
On the way to Thiruvannamalai Kovil Girivalam, there are eight principalities of the eight directions known as "Ashtadhikal Balakars" as "Indra Lingam, Agni Lingam, Emma Lingam, Niruthi Lingam, Varuna Lingam, Vayu Lingam, Kubera Lingam, Isanya Lingam". It is a true experience of the devotees that all our wishes are fulfilled by worshiping these Ashtams.The temple of "Thiruvannamalai Sri Annamaliyar", which can be thought of as a "fire of thought", can be seen here.
HISTORY
The Thiruvannamalai Temple is one of the oldest temples. Lord Shiva of this temple is called "Annamaliyil, Arunachaleswara" Ambal is also known as "Hunger Striker, Abidakujambal". Thiruvannamalai Agni is a fire place in the Panchabhutham. Many of the “Pallavas, Cholas, Hoysalas, Vijayanagara kings and Nayak kings” have rebuilt the shrine at various times and donated the temple's pooja.
According to legend, Lord Shiva, Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu were at the center of a debate about the origin and the outcome of Lord Shiva. He then incarnated to Lord Vishnu to see the bottom of Lord Shiva. Although Lord Brahma flew into the sky to see the ceiling of Lord Shiva with the image of an alien bird, he could not know the origin of Lord Shiva. Knowing this lie, Lord Shiva cursed Brahma as there is no temple anywhere in the world. The incident led to the lord calling the Lord Shiva "unbeatable."
"Aranam" means "fire in red." “Salem” means “mountain”. The mountain was named Arunachalam because it was a red burning mountain with a red burning fire. When Arunagirinathar, who was humiliated by the death of his father, jumped down from the tower of this sacred Thiruvannamalai temple, he was saved by Lord Muruga Peruman and was restored to a state of grace. He also composed the song "Thiruppukazhil", singing the praises of Lord Murugan.
RAMANASRAMAM
This is the site where one of the Tamil Siddhas of Thiruvannamalai, the "Medikadar", was buried. It is believed that the Siddhas are still living in different forms in this hill and in the forests surrounding the hill. The Thiruvannamalai temple has attracted many siddhas and saints since this time. At the foot of the hill is a samadhi and an ashram of the "Seshathiri Swamis" who lived a hundred years ago and benefited from the masses with his own deeds.
GIRIVALAM
Thiruvannamalai Girivalam comes on the day of "Chitra Pournami", and those who worship Annamaliyar and fasting will be removed. They say that all the options are sure to be fulfilled. The temple can be witnessed by millions of devotees that day.
THIRUVANNAMALAI DEEPAM
The festival of Karthik Deepam is celebrated as a 10 day festival in the temple. On the final day of the ceremony, at 6 pm, the lord and goddess of the upper temple are worshiped and informed by those who are in the temple to mount the torch by gesture, 3 tonnes of ghee on the hill, and several kilograms of kata cloth are lit by camphor. The light of the lamp is lit up by people living more than 30 kilometers away. Lord Jyoti is the form of the torch, the philosophy of loading this karti lamp is to eliminate all of our sins, karmas, and birth and death cycles as we mix with him. All the sins of those who see the light of the torch are removed.
IMPORTANT FESTIVALS
Karthigai Deepam
OPEN IN ALL DAYS OF THE WEEK
3.30 pm to 9.30 pm
LOCATION - https://goo.gl/maps/kyWG9w2N2SxTqNwMA
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