Sunday, July 3, 2011
Siva Suktam
Twameva banduscha sakhaa twameva
Twameva vidyaa dravinam twameva
Twameva sarvam mama deva deva
Meaning:-
O Lord You are my Mother.
You are my Father.
You are my Kinsman.
You are my Friend.
You are my Knowledge.
You are my Wealth(of strength,valour and power).
You are my All,
my God of Gods.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
AARU KALA POOJA/ 6 TIMES PRAYERS A DAY
‘More things are wrought by prayer than are dreamt of in our philosophy’, said Shakespeare. To enable the devotees to pray to and before the Lord, there are six pujas or services every day. At 5 a.m. the Lord gives the Visvaroopa darshan. The first puja is Vizhapuja or day’s festival at 7.15 followed by Kalasandhi (8 a.m.), Sirukala Sandhi (9 am.), Uchikkalam (or mid-day service), Sayaraksha (evening service) and Rakkalam.
Each service consists of (a) abhishekam (b) offering of food and (c) alankaram. In the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok (Thailand), the Buddha’s robes are changed thrice a year, in keeping with the hot, cold and wet seasons. Here at Palani, Lord Dandayudhapani’s robes are changed several times a day and it is difficult to keep a count. The deity is decorated and dressed as Prince, hunter, lad and ascetic.
At the request of devotees these alankarams are also done during specified intervals on payment of prescribed charges. After the Raja Alankaram at the evening service at 5.40 pm, no abishekams are allowed. The artistry with which the gurukkals do the alankarams and the swiftness with which they present the deity in one alankaram after another deserve praise.
The pilgrim is advised to visit the hill temple for Visvarupa Darshan and for three important services at 12 noon, 5.40 p.m. and 8. p.m. At the Uchikkalam, the rituals are elaborate and the deity is dressed in a conservative and orthodox way.
1. Vizhapuja Pooja............06:45 am
2. Kalasandhi Pooja......... 08:00 am
3. Sirukala Sandhi Pooja..09:00 am
4. Uchikkalam Pooja........12:00 Mid-day
5. Sayaraksha Pooja.........05:30 pm
6. Rakkalam. Pooja...........08:00 pm
http://www.palanitemples.com/english/sixkala_pooja.htm
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Skanda Sashti Kavasam Lyrics - A Prayer to Vel Muruga
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Kural Venpa
Thuthiporkku Val Vinai Pom,
Thunbam Pom,
Nenjil Pathiporkku Selvam Palithu Kadithongum
Nishtayum Kaikoodum
Nimalar Arul Kanthar Sashti Kavacham Thanai
Kaappu
Amarar Idar Theera Amaram Purintha
Kumaranadi Nenjeh Kuri.
Kavacham / Kavasam
Sashtiyai Nokka Saravana Bavanaar
Sishtarukku Uthavum Sengkathir Velon
Paatham Irandil Panmani Sathangai
Geetham Paada Kinkini Yaada (times 2)
Maiya Nadam Seiyum Mayil Vahananaar
Kaiyil Velaalenai Kakkavendru Vandhu
Vara Vara Velaayudhanar Varuga
Varuga Varuga Mayilon Varuga
Indhiran Mudhalaa Vendisai Potra
Mandhira Vadivel Varuga Varuga (10)
Vaasavan Maruhaa Varuha Varuha
Nesak Kuramahal Ninaivon Varuha
Aarumuham Padaitha Aiyaa Varuha
Neeridum Velavan Nitham Varuha
Siraghiri Velavan Seekkiram Varuha (20)
Saravana Bavanaar Saduthiyil Varuha
Rahana Bavasa Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra
Rihana Bavasa Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri
Vinabava Sarahana Veeraa Namo Nama
Nibava Sarahana Nira Nira Nirena (2 times)
Vasara Hanabava Varuha Varuha
Asurar Kudi Kedutha Aiyaa Varuha
Yennai Yaalum Ilaiyon Kaiyil
Pannirendu Aayutham Paasaan Gusamum
Parantha Vizhighal Pannirandu Ilanga (30)
Virainthu Yenaik Kaakka Velon Varuha
Aiyum Kiliyum Adaivudan Sauvum
Uyyoli Sauvum Uyiraiyum Kiliyum
Kiliyum Sauvum Kilaroli Yaiyum
Nilai Petrenmun Nithamum Olirum (35)
Shanmuhan Neeyum Thaniyoli Yovvum
Kundaliyaam Siva Guhan Thinam Varuha
Aaru Muhamum Animudi Aarum
Neeridum Netriyum Neenda Puruvamum
Panniru Kannum Pavalach Chevvaayum (40)
Nanneri Netriyil Navamanich Chuttiyum
(2 times)
Eeraaru Seviyil Ilahu Kundalamum
Aariru Thinpuyathu Azhahiya Maarbil
Palboo Shanamum Pathakkamum Tharithu
Nanmanipoonda Navarathna Maalaiyum (45)
Muppuri Noolum Muthani Maarbum
Sepppazhahudaiya Thiruvayir Unthiyum
Thuvanda Marungil Sudaroli Pattum
Navarathnam Pathitha Nartchee Raavum
Iruthodai azhagum, Inaimozhanthaalum
Thiruvadi Yathanil Silamboli Muzhanga
Seha Gana Seha Gana Seha Gana Segana
Moga Moga Moga Moga Moga Moga Mogana
Naha Naha Naha Naha Naha Naha Nahena
Digu Kuna Digu Digu Digu Kuna Diguna (55)
Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra
Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri Ri
Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du
Dagu Dagu Digu Digu Dangu Dingugu
Vinthu Vinthu Mayilon Vinthu (60)
Munthu Munthu Muruhavel Munthu
Yenthanai Yaalum Yehraha Selva
Mainthan Vehndum Varamahizhnth Thuthavum
Laalaa Laalaa Laalaa Vehshamum
Leelaa Leelaa Leelaa Vinothanendru (65)
Unthiru Vadiyai Uruthi Yendrennum
Yen Thalai Vaithun Yinaiyadi Kaaka
Yennuyirk Uyiraam Iraivan Kaaka
Panniru Vizhiyaal Baalanaik Kaaka
Adiyen Vathanam Azhahuvel Kaaka (70)
Podipunai Netriyaip Punithavel Kaaka
Kathirvel Irandum Kanninaik Kaaka
Vithisevi Irandum Velavar Kaaka
Naasihal Irandum Nalvel Kaaka
Pesiya Vaaythanai Peruvel Kaaka (75)
Muppathirupal Munaivel Kaaka
Seppiya Naavai Sevvel Kaaka
Kannam Irandum Kathirvel Kaaka
Yennilang Kazhuthai Iniyavel Kaaka
Maarbai Irathna Vadivel Kaaka (80)
Serila Mulaimaar Thiruvel Kaaka (2 times)
Vadivel Iruthol Valamperak Kaaka
Pidarihal Irandum Peruvel Kaaka
Azhahudan Muthuhai Arulvel Kaaka
Pazhu Pathinaarum Paruvel Kaaka (85)
Vetrivel Vayitrai Vilangave Kaaka
Sitridai Azhahura Sevvel Kaaka
Naanaam Kayitrai Nalvel Kaaka
Aan Kuri irandum Ayilvel Kaaka
Pittam Irandum Peruvel Kaaka (90)
Vattak Kuthathai Valvel Kaaka
Panai Thodai Irandum Paruvel Kaaka
Kanaikaal Muzhanthaal Kathirvel Kaaka
Aiviral Adiyinai Arulvel Kaaka
Kaihal Irandum Karunaivel Kaaka (95)
Munkai Irandum Muranvel Kaaka
Pinkai Irandum Pinnaval Irukka
Naavil Sarasvathi Natrunai Yaaha
Naabik Kamalam Nalvel Kakka
Muppaal Naadiyai Munaivel Kaaka (100)
Yeppozhuthum Yenai Yethirvel Kaaka
Adiyen Vasanam Asaivula Neram
Kaduhave Vanthu Kanahavel Kaaka
Varum Pahal Thannil Vachravel Kaaka
Arai Irul Thannil Anaiyavel Kaaka (105)
Yemathil Saamathil Yethirvel Kaaka
Thaamatham Neeki Chathurvel Kaaka
Kaaka Kaaka Kanahavel Kaaka
Noaka Noaka Nodiyil Noaka
Thaakka Thaakka Thadaiyara Thaakka (110)
Paarka Paarka Paavam Podipada
Pilli Soonyam Perumpahai Ahala
Valla Bootham Valaashtihap Peihal
Allal Paduthum Adangaa Muniyum
Pillaihal Thinnum Puzhakadai Muniyum (115)
Kollivaayp Peihalum Kuralaip Peihalum
Penkalai Thodarum Bramaraa Chatharum
Adiyanaik Kandaal Alari Kalangida.
Irisi Kaatteri Ithunba Senaiyum
Yellilum Iruttilum Yethirpadum Mannarum (120)
Kana Pusai Kollum Kaaliyodu Anaivarum
Vittaan Gaararum Migu Pala Peihalum
Thandiyak Kaararum Sandaalar Halum
Yen Peyar Sollavum Idi Vizhunthodida.
Aanai Adiyinil Arum Paavaihalum (125)
Poonai Mayirum Pillaihal Enpum
Nahamum Mayirum Neenmudi Mandaiyum
Paavaihal Udane Pala Kalasathudan
Manaiyil Puthaitha Vanjanai Thanaiyum
Ottiya Serukkum Ottiya Paavaiyum (130)
Kaasum Panamum Kaavudan Sorum
Othu Manjanamum Oruvazhi Pokum
Adiyanaik Kandaal Alainthu Kulainthida
Maatran Vanjahar Vanthu Vanangida
Kaala Thoothaal Yenai Kandaal Kalangida (135)
Anji Nadungida Arandu Purandida
Vaay Vittalari Mathi Kettoda
Padiyinil Mutta Paasak Kayitraal
Kattudan Angam Katharida Kattu
Katti Uruttu Kaal Kai Muriya (140)
Kattu Kattu Katharida Kattu
Muttu Muttu Muzhihal Pithungida
Sekku Sekku Sethil Sethilaaha
Sokku Sokku Soorpahai Sokku
Kuthu Kuthu Koorvadi Velaal (145)
Patru Patru Pahalavan Thanaleri
Thanaleri Thanaleri Thanalathuvaaha
Viduvidu Velai Verundathu Oda.
Puliyum Nariyum Punnari Naayum
Yeliyum Karadiyum Inithodarnthu Oda (150)
Thelum Paambum Seyyaan Pooraan
Kadivida Vishangal Kadithuyar Angam
Yeriya Vishangal Yelithudan Iranga
Polippum Sulukkum Oruthalai Noyum
Vaatham Sayithiyam Valippu Pitham (155)
Soolai Sayam Kunmam Sokku Sirangu
Kudaichal Silanthi Kudalvip Pirithi
Pakka Pilavai Padarthodai Vaazhai
Kaduvan Paduvan Kaithaal Silanthi
Parkuthu Aranai Paru Arai Yaakkum (160)
Yellap Piniyum Yendranaik Kandaal
Nillaa Thoda Nee Yenak Arulvaay
Eerezhula Hamum Yenak Uravaaha
Aanum Pennum Anaivarum Yenakkaa
Mannaal Arasarum Mahizhnthura Vaahavum
Unnai Thuthikka Un Thirunaamam
Saravana Bavane Sailoli Bavanee
Thirupura Bavane Thigazholi Bavane
Paripura Bavane Pavamozhi Bavane
Arithiru Maruhaa Amaraa Pathiyai (175)
Kaathu Thevarkal Kadum Sirai Viduthaay
Kanthaa Guhane Kathir Velavane
Kaarthihai Mainthaa Kadambaa Kadambanai
Idumbanai Azhitta Iniyavel Muruhaa
Thanihaa Salane Sangaran Puthalvaa (180)
Katirkaa Mathurai Kathirvel Muruhaa
Pazhani Pathivaazh Baala Kumaaraa
Aavinan Kudivaazh Azhahiya Vela
Senthil Maamalai Yuryum Sengalva Raayaa
Samaraa Purivaazh Shanmuha Tharase (185)
Kaarar Kuzhalaal Kalaimahal Nandraay
Yennaa Irukka Yaan Unai Paada
Yenai Thodarnthu Irukkum Yenthai Muruhanai
Padinen Aadinen Paravasa Maaha
Aadinen Naadinen Aavinan Poothiyey (190)
Nesamudan Yaan Netriyil Aniya
Paasa Vinaihal Patrathu Neengi
Unpatham Perave Unnarulaaha
Anbudan Rakshi Annamum Sonnamum
Metha Methaaha Velaayu Thanaar (195)
Sithi Petradiyen Sirappudan Vazhga.
Vaazhga Vaazhga Mayilon Vaazhga
Vaazhga Vaazhga Vadivel Vaazhga
Vaazhga Vaazhga Malai Guru Vaazhga
Vaazhga Vaazhga Malai Kura Mahaludan (200)
Vaazhga Vaazhga Vaarana Thuvasam
Vaazhga Vaazhga Yen Varumaihal Neenga
Yethanai Kuraihal Yethanai Pizhaihal
Yethanai Adiyen Yethanai Seithal
Petravan Neeguru Poruppathu Unkadan (205)
Petraval Kuramahal Petravalaame
Pillai Yendranbaay Piriya Malitthu
Mainthan Yenmeethu Unmanam Mahizhntharuli
Thanjam Yendradiyaar Thazhaithida Arulsey
Kanthar Sashti Kavasam Virumbiya (200)
Baalan Theva Raayan Paharn Thathai
Kaalaiyil Maalaiyil Karuthudan Naalum
Aasaa Rathudan Angam Thulakki
Nesamudan Oru Ninaivathu Vaahi
Kanthar Sashti Kavasam Ithanai (210)
Sindhai Kalangaathu Thiyaani Pavarhal
Orunaal Muppathaa Ruru Kondu
Othiyeh Jebithu Uhanthu Neeraniya
Ashta Thikkullor Adangalum Vasamaay
Thisai Mannar Yenmar Seyalathu Arulvar (215)
Maatrala Rellaam Vanthu Vananguvar
Navakol Mahizhnthu Nanmai Alithidum
Navamatha Nenavum Nallezhil Peruvar
Enthanaalum Eerettaay Vaazhvar
Kantharkai Velaam Kavasa Thadiyai (220)
Vazhiyaay Kaana Meiyaay Vilangum
Vizhiyaal Kaana Verundidum Peigal
Pollathavarai Podi Podi Yaakkum
Nallor Ninaivil Nadanam Puriyum
Sarva Sathuru Sankaa Rathadi (225)
Arintha Yenathullaam Ashta Letchmihalil
Veera Letchmikku Virun Thunavaaha
Soora Bathmaavaith Thunithagai Yathanaal
Iruba Thezhvarkku Uvan Thamuthalitha
Gurubaran Pazhani Kundrinil Irukkum (230)
Chinna Kuzhanthai Sevadi Potri
Yenai Thadu Thaatkola Yendrana Thullum
Meviya Vadivurum Velava Potri
Thevargal Senaa Pathiye Potri
Kuramahal Manamahizh Kove Potri (235)
Thiramihu Thivya Thehaa Potri
Idumbaa Yuthane Idumbaa Potri
Kadambaa Potri Kanthaa Potri
Vetri Punaiyum Veleh Potri
Uyargiri Kanaha Sabaikor Arase (240)
Mayilnada Miduvoy Malaradi Saranam
Saranam Saranam Saravanabava Om
Saranam Saranam Shanmuhaa Saranam
Saranam Saranam Shanmuhaa Saranam (244)
Solutions for Sei Vinai (Black Magic)
1)Light a holy lamp with Mustard oil and Bhadam oil at 6 - 8 pm
2) If can, go to karumariamman temple in thiruverkadu and ask prathyangara devi amman pooja, all black magic will reverse immediately.
3) If you go to chennai,go to the prathyangara devi temple in cholinga nallur.There they do some yagam for this.Try to find which day and attend in that yagam.When yagam finished,they will give one lemon,bring it and keep that in your home and buy amman photo at this temple and tell priest to give you after keep it in the amma feet.There you can find some mantras to get rid from this problems.Prathyangara devi is very powerful and any type of black magic become powerless infron of her.
4)Please chant this mantra given by Vallalar.Please chant the following mantras whenever you feel to do. It is advisable to lit a lamp with nalla ennai all the time and put
sampirani. This will fill your home with positive energy/Universal Cosmic energy.
"Arutperumjothi Arutperumjothi
Thaniperumkarunai Arutperumjothi
Ellaa Uyirgalum Inbuttru Vaazhga!" - by Vallalar
And
"Ellaam Valla Arutperaatral Iravum Pagalum, Ellaa Nerangalilum,
Ella Idangalilum, Ellaa thozhilgalilum, uruthunaiyaagavum, paathukaappaagavum, vali nadaththuvathaagavum amaiyumaaga "
- Vethathiri Maharishi
At this stage you and your family have to increase your aathma balam.
Please hang Vallalar or Vethathiri Maharishi or any Mahan or Sidhar photos in your home and mom's home.
Don't fear because all these negative forces will try to spoil our will power.
Everybody is having God in them, so believe in the God in you. Take Vallalar's thiruvadi meditation. If you follow this then you yourself can manage 1000 enemies at a time.
Don't talk much about these negative things in your room. Talk positive positive and divine things about God.
Shiva is the great Sithan of the Universe. Nothing is more powerful than him,so all the best for your happy life from this moment onwards.
5) Try to chant Pratyangira Shooktham and Pratyangira Trisathi, sure She will come for those in need...Incase you dont have it or couldnt find it anywhere...just say with your whole heart, thaaye pratyangira!!! Amma!!! If your prayers is true...thus you will realise her presence near you...jai kaalee
Sunday, May 9, 2010
WHAT IS POOJA?
Puja is ritualistic worship of the Divine performed to keep us in harmony with cosmic forces, thereby removing and overcoming the sorrows of life and bringing spiritual upliftment. By doing puja, thoughts and vibrations of spiritual forces are created around us.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Skanda Sashti - Lord Muruga
Legend behind Skanda Sashti Kanda Shashti is associated with the birth of Lord Muruga who defeated the evil powers. According to legends, Soorapadma, a powerful demon, was harassing Devas and mankind. The helpless Devas pleased Lord Shiva to relieve them from the demon. As a result, Lord Shiva produced six powerful sparks of fire from His third eye called Netrikkan.
This was carried by Lord Vayu (god of air) and Lord Agni (god of fire) to river Ganges who in turn took to Saravana Poygai, a holy pond. These sparks became six divine small male babies who were nursed by six Karthigai pengal. Goddess Parvati hugged the kids and made them into a single child with six faces and twelve hands, called Shanmughan. Nine shaktis appeared from Goddess Parvati’s anklets from where Veerabahu and numerous soldiers emerged.
They became the warriors of Lord Murugan. Lord Shiva granted Lord Murugan, a vel (spear) called Vetrivel and also gifted him with eleven Rudras which were changed into eleven arms.Lord Murugan came to Thiruchendur with group and pursued war against Soorapadman which lasted for six days.
He defeated the demon on the sixth day and this day is called as Skanda Sashti. The Lord converted Soorapadma into a peacock and a cock. The peacock or Mayil became the vehicle of Lord Murugan and therefore He is also called Mayilvahanan (or Mayil Vahanan – which means the one who uses Peacock as his vehicle).
Seval or cock adorned his flag. Lord Muruga then married Deivayanai or Devasena who is the daughter of Indra (the Lord of Devas).Skanda Sashti CelebrationsDevotees usually fast during the six days of Kanda Sashti. It is considered auspicious to recite the Kanda Sashti Kavacham during the period.
If it is not possible to observe fast during the six days, one can eat one time meal during the period. Some devotees consume only one meal which consists of fruit and milk in the evening. Few stay in the temples during these six days. It is believed that whoever fasts on these six days of Skanda Sashti and worship Lord Muruga would get the blessings of the Lord.Skanda Sashti Festival at Murugan TemplesSkanda Sashti is celebrated in a grand scale at the Arupadai Veedu (six holy abodes of Lord Muruga).
These 6 Murugan Temples are Palani Murugan Temple, Arulmigu Swaminatha Swami Temple (Swamimalai), Tiruchendur Subrahmanya Swami Devasthanam, Thiruthani Subramanya Swamy Temple, Pazhamudircholai Murugan Temple, and Tirupparamkunram Murugan Temple.Notable one is the celebration held in Tiruchendur Temple of Muruga which draws the largest number of devotees.
Kandan's Tiruvilaiyaadal (divine sport) and Soora Samharam (defeating the demon Soorapadman) are enacted during the sixth day of the festival. The Lord's marriage with Deivanai, commonly called as Tirukalyanam, is also performed during the Skanda Sashti Festival.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Materials For Homa and its Benefits...
- Jack fruits tree twigs - Prosperity
- Oak tree twigs - Success
- Arasu tree twigs - Wealth
- Athi tree twigs - Pleasures
- Sandal wood - Peace of mind
- Banana tree twigs - Good health
- Vannie tree twigs - Attraction
- Vilvam tree twigs - Body growth
- Mango tree twigs - Defeat of enemies
- Ghee - Free from sickness
- Cooked rice - Success in agriculture
- Gingerly seeds Salvation (moksham)
- Black gram - Increase in cows
- Roasted padi - Prosperity
- Brown sugar - Wealth
- Coconut - Gift of power
- Roasted Rice - Defeat of enemies
- Green peas - Long life
- Padi - Royal favours
- Various roots - Profits from land
- Honey - Health,intelligenceand good speech
- Milk curd - Blessed with children
- Oranges - Be impartial
- Apples - Happiness
- Banana fruits - Good crops
- Pomegranate fruits - Free from anger
- Lime fruits - No fear of death
- Milk - Long life
- Arugu grass - Intelligence
- Jathipoo, kumkuma poo, Pachai karpooram, vetti root - Prosperity
So,what are you waiting for???Go and buy some and give to pooja homas!!!And get the Gods blessing!!!
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Who can wear Rudrakhsha?
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