Marundeeswarar Temple

MARUNDEESWARAR TEMPLE

Bharatham is the country where many sages and Rishis lived and realized the Lord. That is why there are so many temples all over the country. Here we will learn about the "Thiruvanmiyoor Sri Marudheeswarar" Kovil, which has given many powers and mukti to many of those who have died here.It is located in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, TamilNadu.

HISTORY

It is considered to be the oldest temple dating back over two thousand years. The site of the site was called "Thiruvanmiyakam" and in time it was called "Thiruvanmiyur" as the Valmiki sage, who composed the Ramayana at this site, got a glimpse of Lord Shiva. The origin of the temple is known as Thyagaraja and Ambal Tripurasundari. Lord Shiva is known as "Marisavasvar" if he teaches the cures of the tamil sage, the healing properties of human herbs and the methods of medicine.

                 According to legends, Lord Vashishtha worshiped Lord Shiva, Indra gave his goddess Kamadhenu to Lord Vasishtha. Vashihtar cursed Kamadhenu who once did not give milk to Lord Shiva, Kamadhenu lost all his powers and became a global cow. Vashishtar said that Kamadhenu should not curse the Vashihtar and the worship of Lord Shiva so that all the lost powers can be restored. Accordingly, Kamadhenu daily milked the Shivalinga and worshiped and regained its powers. Thus, the name of the temple is also called "Pallava Nath". The Lord Shiva is looking westward as a devotee of "Upper" Dikshitar returns to the scene. Seeing here, Kamadhenu jumped on the shrine of the temple. It is said that the identify of Kamadhenu's leg hoof can still be seen on the Shivalinga.

SPECIALITY

The aircraft above the temple is built as a "Chaturveda". They say that after the anointing of milk to the temple - goers in the temple, the eating of the offerings of Vibhuthi will be cured. And they say that worshiping that great tree, the Vanni Tree will remove all our sins and lead to salvation. Those who fulfill their wishes worship the lord and Lord of the temple.

IMPORTANT FESTIVALS

• Panguni
• Brahmmotsavam
• Shivarathri

OPEN IN ALL DAYS OF THE WEEK

FROM 6:00am to 12;00pm

             4:00pm to 9:00pm

LOCATION - https://goo.gl/maps/C5KRr7EVwBuxML8p6