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<p> </p> <p>Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy</p> <p>Ramapuram near porur , once considered a suburb in chennai that was difficult to reach from the heart of city, has now become a crowded place, very much within city limits.it is therefore heatening to know that the very ancient temple for sri lakshmi narasimha perumal located there, which was once in an extremely dilapidated condition, with hardly anyone visiting it is now in a flourishing state and the centre of active worship.</p> <p> </p>
Puranam
<p> </p> <p>According to the sources connected with the history of this temple, it was originally constructed during the time of the pallava ruler,narasimhavarman II in the 8th century. However, the pillars of the temple, especially those in the mandapa, point to this being a creation of the chola times, subsequent to the pallava era. Whatever be the exact antiquity of this temple, the fact remains that for a long time it remained neglected with many parts of the shrine in a dilapidated condition. Luckily, enthusiastic devotees arranged for the renovation of this temple and the consecration (samprokshanam) was performed in <strong>1983</strong>. the second samprokshanam was performed in <strong>1994</strong> when the flag staff(dhvajasthambam) was installed and the third samprokshanam was held in November <strong>2007</strong>. the street leading to the temple has been known, from the Ancient historyancient times, as iyengar street, revealing that people of the srivaishnava community had settled here long bac. The entire area was known as brindaranya kshetra as there was a large tulasi garden here.</p>
Varnam
<p><strong>Architecture</strong></p> <p>The entrance to this medium-sized temple, as well as the main shrine, faces east. Worshippers enter the temple through a spacious mandapa with the dhvajasthabam, in front of which, directly facing the main shrine, is a tiny image of sri vainateya or garuda with palms together(anjali hasta). Enshrined in the main sanctum is the small but very powerful image of sri lakshmi narasimha perumal. Like most images of this deity,here too he is seen with Lakshmigoddess lakshmi seated on his left thigh. His upper hands hold the counch(sankha) and discus (chakra).His lower left hand encircles the waist of the goddess while his right hand is in the posture of assuring his devotees that he will save them from all harm(abaya hasta). Interestingly, this image is of greenish stone (pachaikkal) of a resonanat nature. Sri lakshmi narasimha perumal wears a salagrama garland of 38 salagramas, of which 25 are sri santanagopala saligramas and the rest are sri lakshmi narayana salagramas. The deity is enshrined under the ananda vimana.There is a small images of lord santanakrishna in this temple and it is believed that those who hold this deity in their hands and perform worshp(archana)will be blessed with offspring.</p>
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<p><strong>Agamam and festivals</strong></p> <p>The temple is currently active; its rituals are conducted according to the vaikhanasa agama vaikhanasas . The brahmotsavam, which is celebrated in the tamil month of ani (june – july ) during sravanam asterism (nakshatra), was started in 1994. On swathi nakshatra every month,there is a procession for sri Lakshminarasimha perumal.</p>
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<p> </p> <p>7:30am - 8:30pm</p>
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<p> </p> <p>Address: Lakshmi Narashimar Perumal Temple Lakshmi Narasimha, Perumal Koil St, Ramapuram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600089</p> <p>Phone: 081246 66855</p>
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