Kumbhabhishekam 2017 - Day 4

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Malayalam Month Medam, Tamil Month Chithirai 22nd/May 5th 2017

After Prathyaksha Ganapathi Homa, Vasordhara Poornahuthi, Mantha kovil kumbhabhishekam was performed around 7.30 am


After which Kodimaram Kumbhabhishekam was done:

After which Maha Kumbhabhishekam of Poorna Pushkala Sametha Hariharaputhra Swamy was performed:

Followed by Dasa Darshanam to Ayyappa Swamy at both Kizhakkethalai Temple and Mantha Kovil.

In the evening 3 elephants were summoned for Kazcha sheeveli. Rain was drizzling during Kazhchasheeveli.
Thidambu to be placed on Elephant for Kazcha Sheeveli


Panchavadyam was icing on the cake, which was enjoyed by people from all walks of life.

In the night around 12 the Go ratham was decorated with flowers and Swamy ezhunnallathu was also there:





The activities for the day in summary:
      • 5 am Prathyaksha Mahaganapathi Homam
      • 6 am Vasordhara Poornahuthi, Vedaparayana Samapthi, Yathra dhaanam, Muhurtha dhaanam, Prathyaksha Go dhanam, Deeparadhanai
      • 7.30 am Manthakovil Kumbhabhishekam
      • 8.15 am Kodimaram, Sthoopika Kumbhabhishekam
      • 8.50 am Poorna Pushkala Sametha Hariharaputhra Swamy Maha Kumbhabhishekam
      • Followed by Dasa Dharshanam
      • Abhishekam, Alankaram, Neivedyam, Mahadeeparadhanai, Mahadasheervadam
      • 4pm Kazchasheeveli with Panchavadyam
      • 7 pm Sandhyadeeparadhanai
      • 8.30 pm Swami Ezhunnallathu (Poonther with special Nadaswaram)

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