Poorna Pushkala Sametha Hariharaputra swamy

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Poorna Pushkala Sametha Hariharaputhra Swamy

Poorna Pushakala Sametha Hariharaputhra Swamy, the deity in our village. (Hariharaputhra with Poorna and Pushkala)

Lord Hariharaputhra (Son of Hari [Lord Vishnu] and Haran [Lord Shiva]) or Lord Ayyappa. The devotees of Ayyappa call him by several favorite names that include, Dharmashasta (one who established Dharma), Manikanta (born with a bell on the neck) etc.

This picture is uthsavamoorthi (festival idol) decorated with flowers and taken in theru (wooden cart) and taken through out the village as part of annual 9 day celebration.

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  1. UnknownFebruary 1, 2011 at 11:54 AM

    every year i come to this place to see the god of kalliyuga. if any time you have come hear with your family

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  2. NV BharadwajSeptember 20, 2011 at 9:59 PM

    IT IS NICE.PL POST MORE DETAILS OFSIMILAR TEMPLE. IYYAPPA SHARANAM.SHARANAM IYYAPPA

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  3. NV BharadwajSeptember 20, 2011 at 10:00 PM

    PL VISIT MANDIR SAMVEDI AND SAMVEDITEMPLE SO JOURN.COM FOR TEMPLE NEWS AND PHOTOS.PL SPARE YOUR VALUABLE TIME

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  4. UnknownNovember 19, 2013 at 10:26 PM

    Do you any one know the story of god thoondikarar ( kula deivam) i use
    to see this god in all (Sri Poorna Pushkala Sametha Paramanaar Temple)
    or in (Sri Poorna Pushkala ayyanar (ayyapan) Temple) and also i have
    seen this thoondikarar god in Periyandavar temple .. if any one know
    about this god means please mail this god story, which caste of people
    worships this god and what was the origin of this god .. please mail
    me to (webbran4u@gmail.com)..

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