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  • எட்டு சிவன் கோயில்கள் ஒரே தீர்க்க ரேகையில், கட்டுரை தமிழ் மற்றும் ஆங்கிலத்தில்

    எட்டு சிவன் கோயில்கள் ஒரே தீர்க்க ரேகையில், கட்டுரை தமிழ் மற்றும் ஆங்கிலத்தில்

    எகிப்தின் பிரமிடுகள், தென்கிழக்கு மற்றும் மத்திய கிழக்கில் உள்ள கோயில்கள் பற்றியும் நான் எழுதியுள்ளேன்.

    ஒரே தீர்க்க ரேகையில் எட்டு சிவன் கோயில்கள்.

    Siva Stuthi in Islam By Prophet’s Uncle

    Watch video. Translation.The man who may spend his life in sin and irreligion or waste it in lechery and wrath If at least he relent and return to righteousness can he be saved?If but once he worship Mahadeva with a pure heart, he will attain the ultimate in spirituality.

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    அவர்களுடன் தொடர்புடைய சில வடிவியல் இருப்பதாகத் தெரிகிறது, அதை நாம் இன்னும் புரிந்து கொள்ளவில்லை.

    நான் இவற்றைச் சரிபார்க்கிறேன்.

    சிவனின் எட்டு சிவாலயங்களைப் பற்றிய தகவல்களை நான் தயாரித்துக் கொண்டிருக்கிறேன்.

    அவை ஒரே தீர்க்கரேகையில் அமைந்துள்ளன,

    79* 41.

    இப்போது ஒரே தீர்க்கரேகையில் எட்டு சிவாலயங்கள் உள்ளன.

    சிலர் சற்றே தொலைவில் உள்ளனர்.

    பூமியின் அச்சில் சுழலும் ஃபோ மற்றும் அதன் விளைவாக ஏற்படும் மாற்றம் காரணமாக இது இருக்கலாம்.

    ஒரே தீர்க்கரேகையில் எட்டு சிவாலயங்கள்.

    கேதார்நாத் – கேதார்நாத் கோயில் (30.7352° வடக்கு, 79.0669)

    காளேஸ்வரம் – காளேஸ்வர முக்தீஸ்வர சுவாமி கோயில் (18.8110, 79.9067)

    ஸ்ரீகாளஹத்தி – ஸ்ரீகாளஹஸ்தி கோயில் (13.749802, 79.698410)

    காஞ்சிபுரம் – ஏகாம்பரேஸ்வரர் திருக்கோயில் (12.847604, 79.699798)

    திருவானைக்காவல் – ஜம்புகேஸ்வரர் கோயில் (10.853383, 78.705455)

    திருவண்ணாமலை அண்ணாமலையார் திருக்கோயில் (12.231942, 79.067694)

    சிதம்பரம் – நடராஜர் கோயில் (11.399596, 79.693559)

    இராமேஸ்வரம் இராமநாதசுவாமி திருக்கோயில் (9.2881, 79.3174)

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  • Leaning Temple of Rateneshwar, Varanasi

    Leaning Temple of Rateneshwar, Varanasi

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    We have, in India, temples which are more than places of worship.There are temples,

    The list goes on. Add the Raneswara temple in Varanasi.

    Ratneshwar Mahadev temple Varanasi.

    Also known as Matri-rin Mahadev or Kashi Karvat, Ratneshwar Mahadev Temple has to be one of the most photographed temples in the holy city of Banaras. An image of this temple is almost guaranteed to appear in any promotional materials about the ancient city, it is probably the most recognisable monument along the ghats for foreign visitors. The location of this temple is also a curious one. Rather than being built at a higher level and protected from the high flood waters of the Ganga during the monsoon season, it appears that the builders made a conscious decision to construct the temple in a location where for many months of the year it would be partially underwater.Today it would be all too easy to assume that the location of this temple and its leaning aspect is an anomaly, but there is plenty of evidence to suggest otherwise. Many paintings of the ghats from the early to mid 19th century depict leaning temples close to the Ganga, so it would appear that Ratneshwar Mahadev is now a lone survivor of this phenomenon. …..

    Leaning Temple of Rateneswar Varanasi India
    Rateneswar temple Varanasi. Screenshots.
    Rateneswar temple Varanasi.
    Rateneswar temple Varanasi

    We also have documentary evidence of these leaning temples. The artist William Daniell writing in The Oriental Annual in 1834 observed :

    “One of the most extraordinary objects to be witnessed at Benares and which is generally one of great curiosity to the stranger, is a pagoda standing in the river, there is nothing to connect it with the shore. The whole foundation is submerged, and two of the towers have declined so much out of the perpendicular as to form an acute angle with liquid plain beneath them….It has been surmised, and with probability, that this temple was originally erected upon the bank of the river, which then offered a firm and unsuspected foundation;..During the Winter and Spring months the water levels of the great Ganga are low enough to permit access without getting your feet wet. It’s worth a quick exploration, there’s some nice carvings that have remained in remarkably good condition considering the length of time this temple is submerged each year. Source.

    https://kevinstandagephotography.wordpress.com/2020/05/16/ratneshwar-mahadev-kashi-karvat-banaras-varanasi/

    The claim is true. The Ratneshwar Mahadev Temple is situated at Manikarnika Ghat, Varanasi. The temple has developed a nine-degree slant. It is also referred to as Kashi Karvat (Kashi is the ancient name for Varanasi and karvat means leaning in Hindi). A Times Now report said that one of the beliefs held regarding the temple is that the ‘ghat’ had collapsed and leaned backwards after not being able to withstand its weight. The temple supposedly stood straight before the 1860s. An Indian Travel Photography Blog, Kevin Standage, stated that the temple is famous for having a tilt of about nine degrees. Below are screenshots from the blog which shows the temple from varied angles:

    https://thelogicalindian.com/fact-check/ratneshwar-temple-leaning-tower-pisa-varanasi-lean-22847

    Ratneshwar Mahadev Mandir (Hindi: रत्नेश्वर महादेव मंदिर) (also known as Matri-rin Mahadev, or Leaning temple of Varanasi) is one of the most photographed temples in the holy city of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, India. The temple, while apparently well-preserved, leans significantly towards the back side (north-west), and its garbhagriha is generally below the water much of the year, except for a few months during the summer. The Ratneshwar Mahadev Temple is situated at Manikarnika Ghat, Varanasi. The temple has developed a nine-degree slant. It is also referred to as Kashi Karvat (Kashi is the ancient name for Varanasi and karvat means leaning in Hindi).[

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    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratneshwar_Mahadev_temple
  • Siva Color Change Timings Directions Panchavarneswara Thirunallur

    Siva Color Change Timings Directions Panchavarneswara Thirunallur

    Address and Temple Timings.

    Sri Kalyana Sundareswarar (Panchavarneswarar) Temple, Tirunallur-614 208, Valangaiman Taluk, Kumbakonam, Thanjavur district. The temple is open from 7.30 a.m. to 12.00 a.m and 5.30 p.m. to 8.00 p. m.

    Panchavarneswara Moolasthanam

    I had written an article about Panchavarneswara Temple, Thirunallur.There I had covered basic information. I am providing more details here as to how to reach the place as many people in the area , including those at Swamymalai, Kumbakonam, Thirukkadavur are not aware. This I experienced when I visited this temple last week.

    Thirunallur Panchavaneswara temple details
    Panchavarneswara Temple Thirunallur.
    Schedule of Colour change in Siva linga.

    Color change time.

    • 6 am to 8.24 am Copper.
    • 8.25 am to 10.48 am Pink
    • 10.49 to 1.12 pm Molten Gold
    • 1.13 to 3.36 pm. Emerald Green
    • 3.37 pm to 6 pm. Indescribable Color

    The temple is in Thirunallur near Mayuram. One can reach the temple from Kumbakonam, Mayuram.It is about 20 minutes from Swamymalai. It is about three kms from Sundaraperumal Koil.

    Contact for Darshan.

    Temple Kurukkal is Sri. Ayya swamy.You may call him at +91 94868 13059.If you are unable to reach him you may contact Sri. Vinoth who runs a shop in the temple premises. His number 094436 68306/+91 94429 88445.

    Sthala Puran, References in Thevaram,Thiruvasakam .

    As per sthala puranam, Kunthi, the mother of Pandavas is associated with this temple.  She had incurred two very peculiar doshas.  As she begot sons through the Panchaboothas and abandoned Karna in the river, doshas got attached to her.  When she consulted Sage Narada ( some say that it was Romesa Rishi), he advised her to take bath in the seven seas ( Saptha Sagara) to get relief.  Kunthi expressed her helplessness as she was an old lady.  Then Naratha advised her to pray to the Lord of Kailash in the form of Kalyanasundareswarar at this place and He would provide further guidance.  Kunthi came to this place and started praying to the Lord. 
    In the mean while, Narada brought the waters from the seven seas and mixed them with the Theertham of this temple and advised Kunthi to continue the Pooja after taking bath in the theertham.  When she did it, she got redemption.  As the waters of the seven seas are mixed, this temple tank is called Saptha Sagara theertham and it is believed to be as holy as the Mahamaga tank of Kumbakonam.  As Kunthi was born under the Magam star, a visit to this temple is suggested for those born in the Magam star.  There is an old saying in Tanjavur District ( Magam pirandadu Nalluril, Mamangam pirandadu Kumbakonathil- While Magam originated in Nallur, Mamangam is from Kumbakonam).  Thus, this temple is considered as holy as any of the temples associated with Mahamagam. Similarly pregnant ladies visit this temple and conduct bangle ceremony in the Ashta Bhuja Maha Kali shrine for ensuring safe delivery.  Devotees who wish to perform such special poojas may get in touch with the Priest through 93631 41676.
    This is one of the rare temples where one can have darshan of the Lord at different times in different colours.  He changes colour every six nazhigais ( one nazhigai= 24 minutes).  It starts at 6 am with copper, then red, then golden colour and then emerald green.  From 3.37 pm to 6 pm, the lingam appears in a colour as desired/perceived by the devotee.  As He changes colour five times, He is also called Panchavarneswarar.  ( There is a similar named Lord in Uraiyur in Trichy).  The change of colour takes place only in the top portion of the Lingam.  The middle portion alternates between shades of green and blue while the bottom portion always remains black.
    Sage Agasthaya is also connected with this temple.  We know the well known story of Shiva Parvathy marriage and Agasthya’s travel to South to balance the earth.  When he reached this place, he wanted to see the wedding pose of the Lord and the Mother.  He installed a lingam by the side of the main deity ( which was known as Sundaralingam) and started worshipping.   The Lord showed the wedding scene to the sage and hence He is called Kalyanasundareswarar and the Mother, Kalyanasundari.  The Lingam worshipped by Agasthya could be seen on the right of the Main Lingam in the sanctorum and both the Lingams stand on a single platform (avudai), a very unique thing not seen in any other temple.  Behind the Lingam, we see Shiva and Parvathi in wedding dress in sitting posture.   These two Murthis are in Sudhai form.  In the sanctorum we also see Brahma on the right of Shiva ( officiating priest) and Vishnu on His left ( brother of the bride).  Hence in the same Moolasthanam, we get the darshan of not only the Trimurthis but also the Mother.  Readers may bring to my notice if there is any other temple having this unique congregation in the Moolasthanam.
    There is also another legend that when there was a contest between Vayu and Adiseshan regarding their respective strengths, the former blew away two of the peaks from Kailash and one of them fell here ( Sundaragiri) and the other one fell in Aavur.  The Lord appeared here as a Swayambu below the Vilva tree and He is called Sundaralingam.https://wanderingtamil.blogspot.com/2017/12/thirunallur-panchavarneswarar-temple.html?m=1

    https://www.dharisanam.com/temples/sri-kalyanasundareswarar-temple-at-thiru-nallur

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  • Light Beam Shoots Towards Sky Thiruvannamalai Video

    Light Beam Shoots Towards Sky Thiruvannamalai Video

    Yesterday,that is on 24 June 2020, around 630 pm I saw a Video clip showing a Light beam shooting up towards the sky,in Thiruvannamalai,which is famous for the Shiva Temple.This was posted in Twitter. I did not think much about it. However, I received a whatsup message containing the Video Clip from my classmate. I tried to cross check the information. No information in Papers or in the web.

    However,the audio portion seems to be Genuine and it is in Tamil.

    This Shiva temple is one of the Panchabootha Sthalas,that is the Five Elements of Nature,Earth,Water,Fire,Air and Ether.

    Lord Shiva

    Of these five sacred temples , Thiruvannamalai represents the 🔥 Principle.Lord Shiva manifests as Fire here .

    I am providing the video showing Lightbeam shooting up.

    I have shared the video in Facebook and Twitter, seeking confirmation of the event and requesting people to check whether the Video is a Fake.

    The explanations I received were, that the phenomenon could be due to Refraction; it is due to Convection during Monsoon;an Optical Illusion.I am not satisfied as the explanation does not seem to explain the phenomenon. Watch the Video.

    I may add here that there are many instances which defy our comprehension. In fact I have a Board in Pinterest under the Name Beyond Us and I have a lot of like-minded people around the globe who share such information.

    The Twelve Jyotirlinga temples form a Fibonacci Spiral.Seven Shiva temples are located in the same longitude.There is no landmass between the Dwajasthamba in Somnath and Antarctica. US soldiers on the trail of Ancient Aircraft,Vimana in Afghanistan disappeared.

    There is a resonating Pyramid which beams Light and has a Third Eye. ‘

    Black Pyramid Glwing Under Ultra Vilolet.

    Black Pyramid La Mana Ecuador

    It is interesting to find a Black Pyramid, with The Third Eye in the dead center that glows under Ultraviolet Light.

    It is the Black Pyramid of La Mana, Ecuador.

    I have posted articles on the migration of the Vedic People to the Americas and archeological evidence is piling up.

    Nazca Lines of Peru, the relationship of Incas with Tamil of Mayas with Sanatana Dharma.’ https://ramanisblog.in/2015/02/12/resonating-pyramid-glowing-third-eye-ecuador-vedic-mandala/

    You may Google the search term Plus ramanan 50 to read articles on these subjects.

    Will someone clarify whether the Event is from Thiruvannamalai,( people from Thiruvannamalai may respond) ; whether the Video is authentic and not doctored; what is the explanation for the event? I have provided an image showing Lightbeam shooting up from a Mayan Pyramid. Source is Live Science.Will write on this.