Madhurageetham

The Divine Leela of Parthasarathy: A King’s Blessed Vision King Sumathy, a devout and noble ruler, once prayed fervently to Lord Thiruvengadanathan of the Seven Hills. With a heart brimming with devotion, he expressed a deep desire—to witness the divine form of the Lord as Parthasarathy, the
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It is said that once Mother Mahalakshmi (Tiru), for reasons divine, left Perumal and arrived at this sacred spot. She stood here in steadfast resolve — hence the name “Tiru Nindra Oor” (the holy place where She stood). Born from the Milky Ocean, Mahalakshmi’s divine father,
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Mannargudi Rajagopalaswami: Where 32 Leelas Come Alive and Devotion Finds Its Eternal Home In the heart of Tamil Nadu lies a sacred town, whose very name — Mannargudi — means “the abode of the king.” But this is no ordinary monarch. Here, the sovereign is Rajagopala Swami, the divine
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Lord Vishnu’s gatekeepers Jaya and Vijaya were cursed by four Sanaka sages to be born as asuras (demons) on earth. Accepting the curse as part of the Lord’s divine play, they took birth as the demon brothers Hiranyaksha and Hiranyakashipu, sons of the sage Kashyapa and his wife Diti.
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In the sacred lineage of the Bhargavas, there lived a venerable sage named Hemarishi, a tapasvin of great austerity and wisdom. Born on the serene banks of the holy River Kaveri, Hemarishi had journeyed from the distant heights of Sahyaparvata, seeking the highest truth and divine realization. A
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According to a revered legend, Thirumohur is also linked to the great cosmic event known as the Samudra Manthanam—the churning of the Ocean of Milk. This event was a collaboration between the devas (gods) and the asuras (demons) to obtain amrita, the divine elixir of immortality. Before the
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The presiding deity of the sacred Guruvayoor temple, Lord Guruvayoorappan, is believed to have existed even before the incarnation of Sri Krishna. According to tradition, Sri Vasudeva and Sri Devaki worshipped Sri Adi Keshava Perumal, and it was this very Adi Keshava who incarnated to them as their
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King Vasantharaja was a staunch devotee of Lord Narasimha and wished to build a grand temple for his beloved deity. Under the guidance of his Guru, Sage Vamadeva, the king performed a series of sacred yajnas over three nights. Many kings and dignitaries were invited to witness these auspicious
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Once upon a time, Kubera ruled a beautiful and wealthy city. Once, when Kubera went to Kailash to see Lord Shiva, Lord Shiva was talking lovingly to his wife Sri Parvathi Devi. At that time, Kubera, who had gone there, was enchanted by the beauty of Devi and looked at her with one eye. Seeing this,
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