Thiruthankaal – Sri Nindra Narayana Perumal Temple
About the Temple Location:
This
temple is situated in Tamil Nadu and can be reached when travelling
through Sri Villiputoor, Virudhunagar. Thiruthankaal railway station,
which is found in Virudhunagar – Thenkasi railway lane, and after
getting from the station, we can reach the temple. Lodging facility is
also available.
Sthlapuranam :
This
sthala perumal, travels like a cool breeze into the hearts of his
bhaktas and takes out their sorrow and there by making them happy.
Since, the perumal has the character (Thanmai) of the cool breeze and
air, this sthalam is called as “Thiruthankaal”.
The
Moolavar, Nindra Narayanan is found in Nindra Kolam and towards his
right side, separate sannadhis for periya pirattiyaar who is called as
“Anna Nayaki”.
Neela
devi also named as “Aanandha Nayaki” and towards the Moolavar’s left
side is Bhoomi Pirattiyaar, also named as “Amirutha Nayaki” and
Jambhavathi are found and giving their dharshan to the bhaktas.
Sri Nindra Narayana Perumal Temple Thiruthankaal
All
the statues (Moolavar and Thaayar, except Sengamala thaayar) are
painted and because of this, they are not done the thirumanjanam. Only,
Sengamala thaayar is done with the Thirumanjanam only with the oil.
Manmadhan,
who is the son of Thirumaal, Sri Vishnu, was made into ash by Lord
Shiva and in Krishna Avathaar, he was born in the name of Prathyumnan,
as the son of Sri Krishnar. His son is Anirudhan.
Ushai,
who was the daughter of Baanasuran, loved the grandson of Sri Krishnar,
Anirudhan. But, he has seen him only in her dream. So she ask her
friend how to get him. Her friend, Chitralekha got some photos pained
and one of the photos, Anirudhan was found and identified by Ushai.
Chitralekha, who knows magic, took away Anirudhan, when he was sleeping
in his cot. On knowing this, Anirudhan was jailed by Baanasuran. After
hearing his Grandson was jailed, Sri Krishnar fought along with
Baanasuran and made Anirudhan out of prison and was married to Ushai.
This is one of the oldest story told about this sthalam.
Another story about this sthalam is also said and it is related to Lakshmanan, brother of Sri Ramar.
Chandrakethu,
who was the son of Lakshmanan had the fasting on Ekadesi and he took
his oil bath before the Dhuvadesi came. As a result of this, he became a
puli (tiger) and when he came to this Lakshmanan worshipped this sthala
perumal and finally got his mukthi.
Periya
Pirattiyaar did a strong tapas against Sriman Narayanan. On becoming
happy and fully satisfied on her tapas, Sriman Narayanan gave him the
Varam that she will become the hamsam of Annapoorani by offering food
and shelter to the people of this entire world and said she is the
combined and total structure of all the other naayakis – Aanandha
Nayaki, Sridevi, Neeladevi and Amirutha Nayaki. And as further to this,
the sthalam will be named as “Sripuram” and these are the Varam (Which
is given as the prize who satisfies the perumal) given for Sengamala
Thaayar. Since, Thirumagal stayed in this sthalam and did the tapas,
this sthalam is named as “Thiru thangal”. (Thangal means the place of
stay).
This
sthala thaayar is also named as Jaambhavathi. She was the daughter of
the Great Vishnu bhaktas, Jaambhavan who had a great love and bhakti
towards Sriman Narayanan. Once in Ramayana time, he wanted to hug
SriRamar but Sri Ramar didnt allow him to do so. But, he gave him a
promise that in the Krishna Avathar, he can catch hold of him and will
be given in Ramavathar, Jaambhavan in Krishnavathar, came towards
Krishna to steal the Siyamanthaka mani, for which they bought for s8
days. In Vaamanavathar, he asked Sri Vishnu that he should be killed
only by his weapon, Chakkaram. As a result of this, he was killed on the
28th day and at that time, Sri Krishnar made him to remember his past.
Jaambhavan was so happy that he was killed by a great person, who takes
care of the entire world and asked for a final help to Sri Emperumaan
that he should marry her only daughter, Jaambhavathi. As his final wish,
the perumal married, Jaambhavathi.
Specials:
The
one more feature of this sthalam is the Garudan. Garudalwar is found
along with the snake in his left hand and Amudha Kalasam in his hand and
giving his seva and other two hands are folded and he found along with 4
hands.
Another
speciality is the Thaayar is found in standing posture facing her
thirumugam along East direction. In all the sthalams, the thaayar is
found only in sitting position, but only in this sthalam, she is found
in standing position, which is said to be one of the speicality of this
temple.
Moolavar :
The
Moolvar of this temple is Sri Nindra Narayanan. Also called as
“Thiruthankaal appan”. Moolavar in Nindra thirukkolam facing his
thirumagan along the East direction. Prathyaksham for Salliya pandiyan,
Puli, Sri Vallavan and Sridevi pirattiyaar.
Thaayar:
The
thaayar of this temple is Sri Sengamala thaayar. She has her own
separate sannadhi. Also named as Annanayaki, Amiruthanayaki,
Aanandhanayaki and Jambhavathi.
Utsavar:
The Utsavar of this Divyadesam is Thiruthan Kaalappan is found in Nindra thirukkolam.
Mangalasasanam:
Bhoodathalwar – 1 Paasuram
Thirumangai Alwar – 4 Paasurams
Total – 5 Paasurams.
Pushkarani:
Papha Vinaasa Theertham.
It is said that people who take bath in this theertham can attain moksha after their death.
Vimanam:
Devachandra Vimaanam.
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