Special pooja and events for Vaigunda Yegadhesu at Thiruvannamalai Arulmigu Boodha Narayana Perumal Temple and promenading of Arulmigu Sri Devi Boodhevi Udannurai Narayana Perumal Sri Garuda Vaganam took place yesterday, the 21st December 2015. Together with promenading, there were special poojas yesterday.
Here are exclusive pictures of Sorgavasal Thirapppu and Sorgavasal Dheepa Aaradhanai at the Sri Venugopal shrine, Arunachaleshwarar Thirukkovil for Vaigunda Yegadhesi. People are seen thronged in to view the marvel of the divine moments! They stand in long queues to grab a chance for getting the blessings of lord. Colorful floral decorations and lightings are […]
The first day of the Tamil month of Margazhi was celebrated at Thiruvannamalai Temple. The Lord Vishnu was seen with his consort Lakshmi and his most avid follower Andal. The Thiruvempaavai was sung and recited. Seen here are devotees lighting lamps to mark the start of the month. People thronged the temple to seek the […]
The event to celebrate Vasantha Utsavam Panthakal took place at the temple premises. Seen in the pictures are JCP.Vasunathan, AC Mohanasundaram, Pitchagar Raghuraman, Kurukkal Meerthivasan,Murali Kurukkal and temple maniam Thiyagarajan Crakers Sowkath ali.
The temple at Tiruvannamalai will celebrate Chithirai Vasantha Utsavam between April 12 and April 21 this year. Every morning there will be an Abhishekam for the Lord. Anna Daanam will be given for the afternoon meal. Those interested in contributing to the seva, can donate Rs. 6000. This will feed up to 300 persons. This […]
Pradosham for the month of Panguni was celebrated this week. Seen here are pictures of Nandi Abhishekam and the procession of the Lord and his consort seated on Nandi.
Monday afternoon saw another function of the Lord`s Panguni Thirukalyanam. Seen here are pictures of the event.
The third day of the Lord’s Thirukalyanam was celebrated with pomp in Tiruvannamalai. Seen here are the pictures of the exchange of garlands or maalai matrudhal and the swing ceremony or Oonjal.
