Sunday 5 September 2010

dasara videos

Navaratri Dasara festival

Godess of Navarathri

            The term Devi represents the divine power that has taken the passionate (raajasic) form to suppress the forces of evil and protect the serene (satvic) qualities. When the forces of injustice, immorality, and untruth have grown to monstrous proportions and are indulging in a death-dance, when selfishness and self-interest are rampant, when men have lost all sense of kindness and compassion, the Aathmic principle assumes the form of Sakthi, takes on the passionate (raajasic) quality, and seeks to destroy the evil elements. This is the inner meaning of the Dasara festival.
                 The Mother is the Sarva Sakthi Swaroopani and it is in order to declare to the world this Divine aspect of the Mother, the Navarathi festival is celebrated. In these nine days we adore and worship Durga, Lukshmi and Saraswathi.
                    Durga is Sakthi Swaroopini – the physical , mental and spiritual powers are conferred by her; Lakshmi endows us with all types of Aiswarya (prosperity) . These are Jnana Aiswarya, Prana Aiswarya, Vidya Aiswarya. Saraswathi gives us the power of intellect, the power of discrimination,The power of word.
Our physical mother is truly an embodiment of Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswathi. She confers on us all three types of energy and power. She provides us with all manner of wealth and helps us grow and prosper. 

Dasara-10 days Navaratri festival

Dasara day is considered a most auspicious day. It is a time-honoured belief that if any new venture is started on this day, it is bound to be successful. Hence, all the undertakings be it laying-in of foundation of a new building, opening of a new commercial establishment or even initiating a child into the world of learning- are started on this day.

 

Kulasekarapattinam mutaramman photos

Temple history and pooja timings


  The Temple


      Temples are located every where but, the area, the Idol and the water all three combined together i.e. THIRUTHTHALAM is found only in some places, one such place is Kulasekarapattinam, Goddess Muththaramman.
Kulasekarapattinam:
Kulasekarapattinam: Literally means Kulasekarapandian (Maharaja) + Pattinam (town)/ The town is named as Kulasekarapattinam when Maharaja Kulasekarapandian was ruling the city, one day he had a darshan of the Goddess directly. Henceforth the town has been named after the Maharaja.
The Temple:
In this temple Goddess Muththaramman and Swami Nganamoorthiswarar vigraham are installed combined each other. This is also the some of the special features of the temple. You cannot able to see such combined vigraham elsewhere. In the Garpagraha, Swami and Goddess are showering their blessings to the devotees as Swayambu Murthigal.
The temple consists of three Mandapams namely, i Artha Mandapam, ii Maha Mandapam, iii Kodi Mandapam.
Artha Mandapam :
It is situated next to the Garpagraha.
Maha Mandapam :
Next to the Artha mandabam, you can able to see Maha mandapam, where Pechiamman, Karuppaswamy and Bairavar are showering their blessings to the devotees.
Kodi mandapam :
Next to the Maha mandapam you can find a 32 feet height Kodimaram which is fully covered with Brass. At the bottom of the Kodimaramyou can see a square consists of Ambal & Swami, as one side, Astira devar on the other side, Lord Vinayaga on the third side, on the fourth side Lord Balasubramaniyan statues are molded in the Brass.

Pooja Timings
The temple is opened for devotees during the following timings
Season
Opening Time
Morning
Evening
6.30 A.M to 1.00 P.M
4.00 P.M to 9.00 P.M
Tuesday and Friday
Evening
6.00 A.M to 2.00 P.M
4.00 P.M to 9.00 P.M
Last Tuesday
Evening
6.00 A.M to 2.00 P.M
5.00 P.M to 12.30 A.M
During Festival Days 5.00 A.M to 9.00 P.M
Every Day Pooja Timings
Pooja
Timing
Kalai Santhi (Mor) 08.00
Uchi Kalam (Noon) 12.00
Sayaratchhai (Eve) 5.30pm
Rathiri (Night) 8.30pm
(subject to be changed on festival days)
Pooja Ticket Rates
S.No
Details of Pooja
Rupees. Paise
1.
Thiruvilaku Pooja 1.25
2.
Archanai
3.
Permission fee for Tonsoring Head 10.00
4.
Dedicating dress (Pattu Sathudal)
5.
Permission for breaking Coconut
6.
Permission for Ear boring
7.
Pongal
8.
Dusshera Kappukattudhal
9.
Dusshera Kappukattudhal for group
10.
Velli Anghi Sathudal
Weekly Poojas
Raagu Pooja are performed on Tuesdays and Fridays between 10.30 am and 12.00 am.
Monthly Poojas
In the last Tuesdays of every Tamil month, monthly poojas are held. Theoddess is brought out to the streets with glittering lights.
Yearly Poojas
Tamil Months
As per English Calender
Pooja Details
Chithrai
(April - May)
Special pooja on Tamil New Year
Chithra Visu
The last Tuesday pooja
Vaikasi
(May - June)
The last Tuesday pooja
Aani
(June - July)
The last Tuesday pooja
Mulai Idum Festival
Aadi
(July - Aug)
Kodai Festival
Last Tuesday pooja
Vinayagar Pooja
Aavani
(Aug - Sep)
Last Tuesday pooja
An annual pooja on 30th of Aavani
Purattasi
(Sep - Oct)
Dusshera festival
The last Tuesday pooja
Iyppasi
(Oct - Nov)
Iyppasi Visu pooja
The last Tuesday pooja
Karthigai
(Nov- Dec)
Thiru Karthigai
The last Tuesday pooja
Markazhi
(Dec - Jan)
Thanoor month pooja (3.30am-5am)
The last Tuesday pooja
English New Year
Thai
(Jan - Feb)
Pongal pooja
The last Tuesday pooja
Maasi
(Feb - Mar)
Maha Sivarattri
The last Tuesday pooja
Panguni
(Mar - April)
The last Tuesday pooja
Abishega Things and Rewards
Abishega Things
Rewards
Ganga water Peace and Happiness
Gingelly oil Increases the devotion
Thylam Peaceful life
Turmeric powder Beauty and attraction
Sandal To get gods power
Honey Sweet voice
Milk Relief from the prolonged illness and long liveness
Rice flour Liablilities goes off
Sugar/Sugar Candy Rivalry comes to end
Curd/Yogurt Wealth
Panjamirdum Financial status improves
Tender Coconut Child
Flowers Gods darshan
Clarified butter/Neai Mukthi
Fruits More Harvest
Perfume Long live
Pomegranates Enemity goes off.
Lime/Lemon Scar on Emma goes off
Ash/Vibuthi Memory power increase
Pachai Karpuram Fear goes off
Clothes Rajayogam
PanchaKavyam Pavanivarthy Athma purifies
Mango Anything possible
Annadhanam Long live and healthy life



   

Temple Kopuram and amman sannathi


  1. koil kodimaram

koil mugappu thorttam

arulmigu sri gnanamoorthishwarar Mutharamman