Papanasam Temple

Papanasam Temple is located at Papanasam village, near Tirunelveli. The presiding deity is Papavinaseswarar ( Lord Shiva), the redeemer of sins.The river Thamiraparni that flows by the temple teems with fish. Devotees believe that these are redeemed souls, and harming them would bring retribution.

Murugan temple Karamana

Murugan temple is half a kilometer from karmana junction.near to karamana high school.First we will enter to ganapathy temple and then there is an entrance to murugan temple.We can see two peacocks and a peahen outside this temple.we can offer them avil,rice which we get from the nearby shops.This temple is in the banks of the karamana river.

Thirugostiyur Temple

Thirugostiyur is  a small village near Thirupattur in Tamil Nadu District.Thirukoshtiyur Sowmiya Narayana Perumal Temple is an ancient shrine located about 10 km from Thiruppathur in Sivagangai District TamilNadu. It is one of the 108 Divya Desams Lord Vishnu.Most noteworthy feature of the shrine is that the deity can be found in all three postures -standing, sitting and sleeping.Thirukoshtiyur Sowmiya Narayana Perumal Temple is considered as the southern Badrinath.

Thaksanamoorthy temple - Pattamangalam

                                                      Banyan tree at pattamangalam
The place is 4 kms from Thiruppathore a small town in vellore district.There is a very big banyan tree which has hundreds of Ariel roots .People will do  pooja in this roots also.The speciality in this temple is that the circumference of the tree will be about 50-60 meters. Meantime, it takes 5-8  minutes to go around this Banyan tree.Some people will round this banyan tree for 108 times.

Pillayarpatti (Vinayaka Temple)

Karpaga Vinayagar koil is one of the oldest  temples of Tamilnadu and situated at Pillayarpatti, which is between Pudukkottai and Karaikkudi. We had gone to this temple once.At that time we statyed at Thiruppattur a small town in vellore district.And in the evening we went to pillayarpatti.

Karpaka Vinayakar or Desi Vinayaka Pillaiyar is the presiding deity here, and he is portrayed with two arms and a trunk curled towards his right in the valampuri mode.This 6 feet tall mammoth image of Ganesha is a bas relief in an excavated cave, off of a hill in the precincts of the temple.

Unlike other places the three Lingams Thiruveesar, Marudheesar and Senchadeswarar and the three Goddess Sivagami amman, Vadamalar Mangaiamman and Soundara Nayaga amman all appear together at the same place and bless the devotees.It is believed that by worshipping Kathyayini amman at this temple women get relived from sevvai dosham which prevent them from getting married. "Sabda Madhar" whom importance due to changing time are provided with a seperate sannidhi known as Sakthi sannidhi at this temple.

Nalambalam kottayam

The four temples of central Kerala, thronged by Hindu devotees during the holy month of Karkitakam are centred round Ramapuram, within a distance of three kilometres. They are Ramapuram Sree Ramaswamy Temple, Koodappulam Sree Lakshmanaswamy Temple, Amanakara Sree Bharathaswamy Temple and Methiri Sree Sathrughnaswamy Temple. These temples together are called the Nalambalam.Visiting nalambalam is considered to be a sacred event during the Malayalam month Karkidakam. Nalambalam consists of temples of brothers Sri Rama, Bharatha, Lakshmana & Sathrughnan.

Third House in Astrology

This house is often reffered to as the house of communication.The third house of your horoscope governs all forms of communication and transportation. The style and manner of communications, neighbors, siblings and other relatives such as aunts, uncles, and cousins are representative of the third house. Early childhood education, documentation, papers, books, writing utensils, cars, the subway and all forms of short distance travel are found in the third house. Your mental attitude, learning style, opinions, the analytical mind, self-expression and speech are also 3rd house issues. The other factors that comes under third house are asthma, cough, consumption, chest and the practice of Pranayama, the breathing exercises which precede yogic meditation.

Thiruvarur Temple (Thiruvarur Periya Kovil)

The Thiyagaraja(Thiruvarur Periya Kovil) temple at Thiruvarur is one of the ancient heritage sites of India.

The actual history of Thiruvarur Periya Kovil (Thiyarajar Temple) goes back more than 30th Century BC. The chola kings just renovated the Thiyarajar temple and built few extra shrines inside the temples. The known foremost devotee Tirunavukkarasar on 7th Century CE itself has said in his pasurams that the real existence of this cultural heritage is unknown and the temple is in existence for many centuries.

The annual chariot festival is celebrated in the month of Chitrai (April/May). Every year after the chariot festival, the Theppam festival is celebrated. The temple Kumbabishekam is performed every twelve years, most recently in 2001.

In this temple there is an excellent and unique musical instrument called "Panchamuga Vadyam" with five faces. Each face is ornamented; one with a snake, another with lotus and another one is plain without decorations. One has a Swastik sign. Over each face leather is spread and over the central one Deerskin is spread. It is said that Nanchi Devi played on this instrument when Lord Shiva danced.

Sripadmanabha temple

The Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple in Kerala could well be the richest in the country as unofficial estimates Saturday, the sixth day of preparing an inventory of treasures in its six chambers, suggested the value of its gold, diamond and other precious metals at close to Rs 1 lakh crore.

The inventory of the temple here, maintained by the erstwhile royal family of Travancore, is being made by a seven-member Supreme Court-appointed panel.

The stock-taking process was ordered by the Supreme Court following a petition by advocate T.P. Sundararajan over mismanagement of the temple affairs.