and the cost was around Rm 700,000/- in 2010. He also took the initiative of building a sivalayam Umayambal udan urai Swarna Lingeswarar with shrines of Dakisnamoorthy, Kala Bairavar, Chandran Sooryan and Nava Grahangal with 98% of his own funds and 2 % collected from pious devotees. Gunasegaran developed the temple stage by stage and changed the style of rituals from poojari style to agama style by employing gurukkal Sakthivelu, performed Kumbhabhishekam. Gunasegaran was appointed as the successor of the entire property including the temple. Velu and two other friends.Īfter the demise of of Mr. When the English left Malaya, the temple and the the surrounding property of 14 acres of land was gifted to one Mr. The temple was situated in a estate with maha muthu marriamman as the chief deity and the temple was so small. This temple was in existence from the English period. The hill has a wealth of herbal plants.Sree Maha Muthu Mariamman Umayambigai udanurai Swarnalingeswarar thiru koil has a very long history, Devarishi Naradha performed penance in this place. Miracle Based: A Yantra with Lord Muruga influence sculpted in stone and fixed on the northern wall of Ambica Shrine is considered very powerful and blessing. Later, one Malayammal from the Tiruvannamalai Zameen extended this temple with her own funds and celebrated festivals which are continued now. The Amman idol in the temple is believed to have been found at a place named Keelkurichi 4 miles far from Narthamalai in a field and brought here by a priest in the place. These are hills with a wealth of herbal plants. These hills are believed to be the bits that fell here of the Sanjeevi mount carried by Sri Hanuman to save the lives of those dead during the Rama-Ravana war. Narthamalai is surrounded by other hills, Melamalai, Kottai Malai, Parayar Malai, Uvakkan Malai, Aalurutti Malai, Pommadi Malai, Mann Malai and Pon Malai, thus in the shape of Onkara. They carry Agni Kavadi for relief from serious illness and pray for total cure from small pox.īesides usual abishek and pujas to Mother Muthu Mari Amman, people light Maa Vilakku made of a paste of rice flour and ghee, tying cradles made of sugarcane stems, carry birds Kavadi, lighting deepas and offer sari to mother. Those seeking child boon make cradles from sugarcane stems and tie in the temple. These two features draw huge number of devotees to the temple. This is a famous shrine for those seeking child boon and a total cure from the attack of small pox. The hill was earlier known as Naradar Malai as Sage Narada performed penance here which later changed as Narthamalai. Sri Muthu Mari Amman Temple, Narthamalai, Pudukkottai district. The devotee crowd is huge on Tuesdays and Fridays usually.Ī Yantra with Lord Muruga influence sculpted in stone and fixed on the northern wall of Ambica Shrine is considered very powerful and blessing.
Akasha Oorani, Thalavar Singam, Thalumbu Sunai and Pozhudhu Pada Sunaiġ0 day Panguni festival in March-April, the most important among other festivals of the temple drawing crowds in lakhs: last Friday of Aadi month in July-August, though a single day festival the devotee crowd being huge: Vijayadasami in September-October Tamil and English New Year days, Deepavali, Pongal are the festivals celebrated in the temple.
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