Jai Sriman Narayana !!
Jaya Jaya Sankara Hara Hara Sankara !!
Sri Brahmapureeswarar Temple at
Thenambakkam is one of the Abhimana Kshethram of Lord Shiva at Thirupattur,
Thiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu. In this
temple Lord Shiva is worshipped in the form of a self-manifested Linga. This is one of the prominent temples of Lord
Shiva famous for its stunning architectural and craftsmanship.
Presiding deity – Thiru
Brahmapureeswarar with his consort Goddess Sri Brahmasampath Gouri/Brahmanayaki
Theertham – Brahma Theertham
Sthalavruksham – Makizham
Worshipped by - Lord Brahma, Sage Pathanjali , Paramacharya of Kanchi
Lord Brahma attained the boon of
creation from Lord Shiva; this incident made Lord Brahma became proud of his
superiority over Lord Shiva. Soon, Lord
Brahma was afflicted with the curse of Lord Shiva and lost one of his
heads. In order to get rid of the curse,
Lord Brahma visited many sacred shrines of Lord Shiva and arrived at
Thiruppedhavur/Thenambakkam and created a pond/Brahma Theertham, underwent
severe austerities and consecrated Dwadasha Lingas and worshipped Lord
Shiva. Lord was pleased at the devotion
and dedication of Lord Brahma. Thus,
Lord Brahma got rid of the curse and regained the function of creation once again.
Significance – Sage Pathanjali
attained Jeevasamadhi in this sacred shrine
Sannidhis – Lord Ganesha, Lord
Nandikeshwara, Lord Subramanya with his consorts Goddess Sri Valli &
Deivayanai, Sage Pathanjali, Lord Brahaspathi, Lord Brahma, Lord Narasimha,
Lord Sarabeshwara, Dwadasa Lingas (Brahmapureeswarar, Pazhamalainathar,
Pathaleswarar,Thayumanavar, Manduganathar, Ekambareswarar, Arunachaleswarar,
Kailasanathar, Jambukeswarar, Kalahasthinathar, Sapthagirishwarar,
Suddharaneswarar) Goddess Sri Gajalakshmi, Navagrahas,
Festivals – Maha Shivarathri,
Thiru Karthikai, Markazhi Utsavam, Panguni Brahmostavam, Arudra Darisanam,
Aippasi Annabhishekam,Masi Makam, Worship
of Sage Pathanjali and performance of austerities on Amavasya and Pournami
days,
This temple remains open from
6.00 AM to 12.30 PM in the morning and 4.00 PM to 8.00 PM in the evenings.
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