బ్లాగులు — Temple

After the grand Kumbabhishekam ceremony at Tiruchendur Murugan Temple, a spiritual wave has spread across Tamil Nadu, with over 114 temples performing Kumbabhishekams. Now, the sacred spotlight turns to Thiruparankundram, the first of the six abodes (Arupadai Veedu) of Lord Murugan, where preparations for the Maha Kumbabhishekam are underway in a grand and well-organized manner. The Yagasalai Poojas have already commenced, marking the beginning of this auspicious occasion.  Why Thiruparankundram Is So Special  Thiruparankundram is not just a Murugan temple, it is where divinity meets devotion. It is the very place where Lord Murugan married Deivanai, the daughter of Indra, after...

Malaysia, a nation celebrated for its rich cultural diversity, is also home to a vibrant Hindu community that has preserved and nurtured its religious traditions for generations. Scattered across the country are magnificent Hindu temples, each echoing the spiritual devotion, architectural brilliance, and cultural heritage of Tamil, Telugu, and North Indian diasporas. From the towering statue of Lord Murugan at Batu Caves to the ancient serenity of Sri Poyatha Moorthi Temple in Melaka, these temples are more than places of worship—they are cultural landmarks that narrate stories of faith, migration, and community bonding. This blog takes you on a spiritual journey...

In a magnificent and spiritually uplifting event, the Maha Kumbabishekam ceremony was performed today at the Tiruchendur Subramanya Swamy Temple, one of the six revered Arupadai Veedu (battle abodes) of Lord Murugan. This sacred ritual, held after a gap of nearly 16 years, took place between 6:15 AM and 6:50 AM, drawing thousands of devotees, saints, scholars, and spiritual seekers from across the world. During the sacred preparations for the Kumbabishekam at Thiruchendur, a divine moment unfolded — a peacock, revered as Lord Murugan’s vahana, graced the temple grounds. Devotees stood in awe, their hearts overwhelmed, believing Lord Murugan Himself, silently...

Aadi (mid-July to mid-August) is a sacred month in Tamil Nadu dedicated to the Divine Mother (“Amman”). Across the state, goddess temples erupt in festive fervour, with unique rituals and offerings. Here are 10 major Amman temples renowned for their grand Aadi celebrations, along with what makes each festival special, the temple’s significance, and how devotees take part.  1. Sri Kottai Periya Mariamman Temple (Salem)  Location: Salem city. This historic temple (built by ancient Chera kings) is the chief shrine among Salem’s cluster of Mariamman temples  Aadi Fest: A 22-day “Aadi Thiruvizha” culminating on Aadi 18 (Aadi Perukku). Each day features special...

Goddess Durga, the fierce yet compassionate mother, holds a sacred and powerful place in the hearts of millions. As the embodiment of divine feminine energy, she protects her devotees from evil, negativity, and suffering. In India—a land where the feminine divine is revered in countless forms—Durga temples stand as powerful sanctuaries of strength, courage, and blessings.  Navaratri, the grand festival dedicated to Durga Mata, celebrates her divine power to bring joy, health, and spiritual protection. During this vibrant time, devotees across the country honour her with deep devotion and rituals.  In this blog, let’s explore 10 must-visit Durga temples in...