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Wonderful Pictures
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Sb1995
Om Sai Ram
That is good to hear!namaskaram :namaste
seeing as temples are creeping into wonderfull pictures , .....
when I was still living near to london this temple was being built , we watched the first course of stones go down then over years this appeared , it was finished two years ago but no longer living down south we never got to visit ,
yesterday we had to travel down so I couldnt help but do a little detour and pay a visit:namaste photos are not allowed inside but I have posted their official photos just to show the beautifull deitys ....
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Ashoka
श्री कृष्णा शरणं मम
<3 I love you, Prabhu
lol ... of course, but not for me. The other forms of Siva, as with Murugan, are almost unheard of in the North. But it's all good.
I could say that the fact you have never been to a Murugan temple is really unfortunate for you, what good would that do?
When I think of Siva, I just see Nataraja, or Lingam. Maybe Dakshinamurthy. Always in granite, never marble. It is plain and simple. Each individual finds comfort in the familiarity.
Sb1995
Om Sai Ram
lol ... of course, but not for me. The other forms of Siva, as with Murugan, are almost unheard of in the North. But it's all good.
I could say that the fact you have never been to a Murugan temple is really unfortunate for you, what good would that do?
When I think of Siva, I just see Nataraja, or Lingam. Maybe Dakshinamurthy. Always in granite, never marble. It is plain and simple. Each individual finds comfort in the familiarity.
Well what if I told you that you were wrong and that I have been to many Murugan temples.
You could 'say' it. Anyone can 'say' anything.
I jumped off the CN Tower roof, got carried by peacocks, and ended up at the Toronto Tiruchendur temple.
http://canada.jantareview.com/Toronto/North-York/biz_195286/Tiruchendur-Murugan-Thirukovil
Viraja
Jaya Jagannatha!
jai jai , ...and one for the vaisnavas :namaste
Oh... Ratikala ji.. may I know who this is...? It is such a lovely, lovely picture, I wonder if it is Swami Vedanta Desika?
EDIT: I just noticed the saint has swami in his lap, as if petting a baby.. can't be Sri Vedanta Desika as I've never seen him in this pose, wonder who it is...
ratikala
Istha gosthi
Aaha Balam .....jai jai Narasimha , he is tenderly destroying Hranyakashipu, do you see Pralada at his knee ?
he resides here at Ahobilam ,Andhra Pradesh .
it is said that ''In Krita Yuga, Lord Shiva performed pooja here and praised Narasimha as the Supreme Being reciting the Mantra Raja Mrutha Stotram. ... In Treta Yuga, in search of Sita, Rama visited this place and worshipped Ahobila Narasimha singing praise to the Lord reciting the Narasimha Pancha Mrutha Stotram, ....
In Dwapara Yuga, the Pandavas reached Ahobila kshetram and sought the blessings of Narasimha. ''
jai jai :namaste
such a wonderfull place I would love to visit :namaste