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Jaya Jaya Sri Sudarsana !
056.
Nilathingal Thundam - Sri Nilathingal Thundathan Temple,
Kanchipuram
About
the Temple & Location:
This
Divyadesam is situated as a small sannadhi inside
Ekambareshwarar temple in Big Kanchipuram.
When
Paarvathi was doing Tapas beneath a mango tree, Lord Shiva
wanted to test the strength of her tapas. So, he fired the
Mango tree. At that time, Paarvathi seeked the help of
Vaamanar. After hearing the help voice of Paarvathi, Sri
Vaamanar with four hands with Sangu in one hand and Chakram on
the other, took out the Chandran (Moon) from the head of Lord
Shivan and with the cool rays out of it he made the fire cool
and made the Mango tree grow once again. After
this, Paarvathi went back to do the Tapas. But, Lord Shivan
wanted once again to test her and sent Ganga, the river. When
she came very fast to destroy the tapas of Paarvathi,
Paarvathi explained her that both of them are sisters. Inspite
of hearing this, Ganga river doesnt want to stop and tried to
destroy her and her tapas. At that time, Parvathi made a Shiva
Lingam out of sand and hugged it towards her. At that time,
both Shiva and Paarvathi got mixed to each other. This is the
Sthala puranam of this temple. Since,
to help Paarvathi, Sriman Narayanan took the Chandran (Moon)
from Lord Shiva's head to prevent the Lingam done by sand from
Ganga river, the Perumal is called as "Nila thingal
thundathan" and so the sthalam is called as "Thiru
Nilathingal Thundam". This
Divyadesam is found inside Ekambareswar temple. Since, this
temple is taken care by Siva Aacharyas, the poojas for Sri
Vishnu is done by a Sivaachariyar only. Moolavar
and Thaayar:
The
Moolavar of this Sthalam is Nilathingal Thundathan. He is also
known as "Chandirra Chuda Perumal". Thaayar
: Mangalasasanam:
Pushkarani:
Vimanam: |
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