Lingodbhava Abhishekam at Arunachaleswarar Temple, Tiruvannamalai
Arunachaleswarar Temple is one of the most sacred Shiva temples in India and represents the Agni (Fire) element among the Pancha Bhoota Stalams. The Lingodbhava form of Lord Shiva symbolizes the infinite pillar of fire that has neither beginning nor end.
The Lingodbhava Abhishekam is a special ritual performed with milk, honey, sandalwood, and other sacred offerings. It is especially significant during Pradosham, Maha Shivaratri, and Karthigai Deepam celebrations.
1008 Kavadi Procession Held from Arunachaleswarar Temple on Thai Krithigai
A grand religious procession featuring 1008 Kavadi was held from the historic Arunachaleswarar Temple in Tiruvannamalai to mark the auspicious occasion of Thai Krithigai. Thousands of Murugan devotees from various parts of Tamil Nadu took part in the sacred Mada Veethi procession with great devotion and spiritual fervour.
Annamalaiyar Gives Darshan to Girivalam Devotees After Thiruvudal Festival
Following the conclusion of the Thiruvudal Festival in Tiruvannamalai, Lord Annamalaiyar was taken out in a street procession, offering darshan to devotees who had undertaken Girivalam.
Mattu Pongal: Special Nandi Abhishekam at Tiruvannamalai Arunachaleswarar Temple
A special Nandi Abhishekam was performed at the renowned Arunachaleswarar Temple in Tiruvannamalai on the occasion of Mattu Pongal, marking one of the key rituals of the Pongal festival.
Tiruvannamalai Temple: Annamalaiyar Gives Rare Sun Darshan to Devotees
At the famous Arunachaleswarar Temple in Tiruvannamalai, Lord Annamalaiyar offered a rare and divine darshan as sun rays fell directly on the presiding deity, drawing large numbers of devotees.
This celestial event, traditionally associated with auspicious solar transitions, is believed to symbolise Surya Bhagavan worshipping Lord Shiva. Devotees consider witnessing this phenomenon highly sacred and spiritually significant.
Uthirayana Punya Kala Brahmotsavam – Fourth Day Morning at Annamalaiyar Temple
The Uthirayana Punya Kala Brahmotsavam fourth day morning rituals were held with devotion at Annamalaiyar Temple, Tiruvannamalai. Special abhishekam, alankaram, and deeparadhana were performed, attracting large numbers of devotees seeking divine blessings.
