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Relief from Black Magic/Vasheekaran/evil eyesAyyavadi Mahapratiyankara Devi Temple Ayyavadi, Nr Kumbakonam, TamilNadu

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Description :

The Ayyavadi Mahapratiyankara Devi Temple is situated in Ayyavadi, the village found in close proximity to Kumbakonam, in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

History :

Legend has it that the 5 Pandava brothers came here and placed their firearms beneath a tree. After which, they prayed to Sri Maha Prathyangira Devi and roamed the jungles. Since this is the place where the Panadava brothers held communion, this place became well known as Aivar Padi, and it was, after some years, named as Ayyavadi. Lord Vishnu assumed the avatar of Narsimha in order to destroy Hiranyakasipu, the king of demons. Prahalada, was the son of Hiranyakasipu. Using enormous power to kill the king, angered Narsimha to such an extent that it was impossible for him to judge the good from the evil and he started to wreck havoc in everyone's life and the villagers could get him to calm down, therefore they prayed to Lord Shiva and asked for his assistance. Shiva assumed a more powerful avatar, that of Sarabeswara, where he had the features of a lion and the appendages of an eagle. Lord Shiva was guided by Shakthi, who manifested as Sri Mahaprathyangira Devi, seated on Sri Sarabeswara's wings, went and calmed him down. That is why; Sri Mahaprathyangira Devi and Sri Sarabeswara are considered to be the most powerful out of all the existing energies. Acoording to the Ramayana, Ravana's son, Indrajit, implemented the �Nigumbalai Yagam�, a havan in the favor of Sri Maha Prathyangira Devi in Ayyavadi. Had he performed it properly, then he would've become successful and could've destroyed Lord Rama. Lakshman and Hanuman disturbed the puja, though. The idol of the Goddess is seen sitting on a chariot that is drawn by 4 lions, she has eight arms which carry different weapons that have the face of the lion on them.

Facts/Mythology :

People of the village believe that the Goddess grants all the wishes of the devotees and frees them from all the problems that they're facing in their day to day lives. Priests of the temple perform different rites on the day of the new moon (Amavasya) following which, they offer tons of red chillies to the deity. Devotees pray to the Goddess.

Black out days :

APART FROM force majeure INCIDENTS, ALL SATURDAYS, ALL SUNDAYS, CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR WEEK (24TH DECEMBER TO 2ND JANUARY), 14TH & 15TH JANUARY, NATIONAL HOLIDAYS (26TH JANUARY, 14TH APRIL, 15TH AUGUST, 2ND OCTOBER), 9 DAYS NAVARATRI, DIWALI WEEK,

Remarks :

WE CAN ARRANGE SERVICES ON BLACKOUT DAYS ALSO, SUBJECT TO GUEST TOLERATING HEAVY CROWDS AT TEMPLE


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Silver

Guided Temple tour Duration 1-2hours, available throughout the day

Gold

special puja only amavasya midnight(new moon day midnight)

Timings : 9pm

Duration : 4-5 hours

Lead time : 15 days advance notice



Terms & Conditions

Temple visits and darshans will be arranged through a local person. The rituals such as Abhisheka / Homam will be performed by the local temple priests as per prevailing practices (if included in the package). Black-out dates will be applicable. We shall not be liable for delay or failure to arrange darshans / temple visits, if such delay or failure is due to causes beyond our control. Please talk to our sales expert for complete details. Conditions apply.