Sani Peyarchi 21-December-2011 | Online Booking

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Sani Peyarchi 21-December-2011

The Lord Sani (Saturn) transits from Kanni Rasi (Virgo) to Thulam Rasi (Libra) on Wednesday 21th December, 2011 and is going to remain there for the next two and half years.
Rasis/Signs affected by Sani Peyarchi
Thulam (Libra)
Kanni (Virgo)
Meenam (Pisces)
Vrischikam (Scorpio)
Kadagam (Cancer)
Mesham (Aries)
Those born in the above Rasis in particular and also all other rasis can offer Poojas to Lord Sani.
Offer your poojas at
1.Thirunallar,
2.Thirukollikadu(Pongu sani),
3.Thirunaraiyur(Mangala Sani) &
4.kuchanar
Pooja Type
1.Archana – Rs.300 per temple
2.Sahasranamam Archana – Rs.450 temple
3.Pal Abishekam – Rs.600 per temple
4.Paripurana Abishekam – Rs.1000 per temple
5.sani peyarchi parihara Homam – Rs.6000
6.Exclusive sani peyarchi Homam sangalapam per person – Rs.250

To offer your pooja kindly enter the details in the link below

http://sanipeyarchi.in/contact-us/

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State Bank of India:
Account Number :   30131994421
Account Name :      Ganesh RamanG S
Branch :                 Kumbakonam Bazzar
Branch:                  Kumbakonam
Bank :                    State Bank Of India
IFSC Code:             SBIN0007852

ICICI:

Current Account Number : 000101563895
Account Name :                 Senthil S
Branch Name :                  Cenotaph Road Chennai
Bank Name :                     ICICI Bank
SWIFT Code:                     ICIC IN BB 001
IFSC Code :                      ICIC0000001

State Bank of Mysore:

Account Number    64013627395
Account Name        Ganesh Raman G S
Branch :                 DR Ambedkar Veedhi Bangalore
Bank    :                 State Bank Of Mysore
swift code :            SBMYINBB022
IFSC Code:            SBMY0040022

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About Temple:

Thirunallar is 5 K.M. west of Karaikal in the bus route of Karaikal-Mayiladuthurai and Kumbakonam.This is an ancient Siva temple probably constructed in 7th Century A.D.
Dharbarenyeswarar is the main deity and Lord Saturn, Sri Pranambigai, Sri Thiagarajar and Sri Vinayagar are other deities.
The Saneeswarar temple of Sri Dharbarenyeswaraswamy Devasthanam attracts devotees not only from India but also from other Countries.This temple is unique in its kind and is the only temple dedicated to Lord Saturn where he is a blessing God having ABHAYAHASTHAM”.

Next Sanipeyarchi FESTIVAL : 21 -12-2011

PLACE NAME

The name “TIRUNALLARU” is said to represent the association of Nala of the Nishadha country who got his deliverance from the evil effects of Shani (Saturn) by invoking the Lord’s mercy here. (Nala+Aru-Nallaru). The word “Aru” also conveys the meaning “to heel” and the two words taken together will mean Nala’s place of redemption or the pace where Nala secured his redemption from the hold of Saturn through the Lord’s Grace. Others are inclined to read the meaning ‘between rivers’ in the name Nal-Aru, as this place is situated in the midst of two rivers in the north i.e. Noolaru and Vanchiaru, and one in the south, Arasalaru.

And this name as such occurs in the earlier padikam as wel as in the Inscriptions. Besides, the name of Nallaru this sacred plaee has also other name such as Adipuri, Darbharanyam, Nagavidangapuram, Naleswaram etc

Place Name:

Lord Darbaraneswara Temple – thirunallar

History:

Lord Sani Bhagavan at Thirunallar

As per the history of the temple, the great King Nala of Puranic fame was relieved of the affliction of Lord Saturn or Lord Saneeswaran after worshipping the Lord consecreted in this temple.Whoever visits this temple and prays before Lord Saneeswaran is believed to have been relieved of all the curses and sufferings and get the blessings of Lord for a happy and prosperous life.

When the Planet Saturn transits between zodiac signs, literally millions throng this shrine. The Legendary King Nala is said to have been relieved of his affictions, which were due to the malefic influence of Saturn, after worships in this temple.

The moolavar of Dharbarenyeswarar is Swayambu Lingam.Poojas are performed 6 times(6 kalams) by the Brahmin priests.Poojas like Ashtothra Archana, Abhishegam, Sahasranama Archana and Navagraha Shanthi Homam are performed daily but Homams are not accepted on Saturdays.Facilities are also available to perform the following poojas on behalf of devotees and to send the prasadam (viboothy and kumkum) by post who wish to pay the prescribed amount.The Important festivals celebrated in the temple are the following :-
Adi Pooram festival for one day for Ambal in July-August.
Vinayaga Chathurthi festival for Vinayagar for one day in August-September.
Navarathri Kolu, Ambu festival in September-October.
Soorasamharam festival for seven days for Subramanyar in October-November.
Thiruvathirai festival for ten days in December-January.

View Of Thirunallar Temple Gopuram

Festivals:

Sivarathri festival for Chandrasekarar and Ambal in February March.
The Brahmortsavam festival in Vaikasi.
Sanipeyarchi festival for two days once in two and half years when “Sani” changes his gruha or place.
Apart from these festivals, Special Abhishegam are also held in the Temple throughout the year on important occassions.

Among the Navagrahas, Lord Saturn (Saneeswarar) occupies an important place.

A malefic Saturn in one’s horoscope is believed to cause miseries and hardships which can be mitigated by worshipping him.According to astrology, Saneeswaran moves from one sign (house) to the next in the Zodiac once in 2-1/2 years and the day of his transit is observed as a festival in Thirunallar.

On the day previous to the day of transit, religious discourses and entertainments are arranged.On the festival day, Thiruppavai and Thiruvembavai are chanted at 5.00 a.m. An Abhishegam on a grant scale is performed for the Lord Saneeswara Baghavan.Oil, Milk, Curd, Rose-Water, Tender Coconut water, Fruit juice etc., are used for the Abhishegam.

The place was originally a forest of Dharba grass and it is stated that the Lingam even now has impressions left by the Dharba weeds within which it was situated.The Lord here is also known as “ADHIMOORTHY or NALLARAR”.The great Saivite saints Thirugnanasambhandar, Sundaramurthy Swamigal, Thirunavukkarasar and Arunagirinadhar have worshipped at this shrine and sung about the glory of the Lord.

“PACHAI PADHIGAM” sung by the great saint Thirugnanasambhandar is very famous one.
Of the numerous tanks theertams, the Nala theertam is the important one. By bathing here, it is belived that one washes off all kinds of misfortune , afflictions and to escape from the woes of sani. Saniswara or Saturn, is generally known to affect one adversely on occasions when he occupies certain positions in one’s horoscope.A prayer to him, especially on Saturdays, is said to mitigate the hardships one will have to face during these periods. Saniswara is considered equally a bestower of all benefits to the devotees who pray sincerely to him. He is ruled by Lord Yama.
Mantra for Saturn – Aum aing hring shring shung shanaishcharaye namah aum

How To Reach Thirunallar Temple:

Thirunallar Temple RouteMap

Air : The nearest airport is Tiruchirapalli, 168 Kms. away

Rail : The nearest Railway Station is Nagore, 10 Kms. away from here.

Road: Karaikal is connected directly from Chidambaram, Mayiladurai, Kumbakonam,
Thanjavur, Thiruchirappalli, Thiruvarur, Velankanni, Nagappattinam.

Kumbakonam – 64 Kms.(Towards West)
Thanjavur – 103 Kms.(Towards West)
Tiruchirapalli – 168 Kms.( Towards West)
Nagore – 10 Kms. (Towards South)
Nagappattinam – 19 Kms. (Towards South)
Velankanni – 26 Kms. (Towards South : via – Nagore, Nagappattinam)
Chidambaram – 57 Kms. (Towards North on East Coast)
Pondicherry – 135 Kms. (Towards North on East Coast)
Chennai – 294 Kms. (Towards North on East Coast)

Bus Service : Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation, Pondicherry Tourism & Transport
Development Corporation and other private buses are available.

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