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<p> </p> <p><strong>Kanjhanaaharam Sri Ghatra Sundareswarar</strong></p> <p>The Kathra Sundareswarar temple is located in a place called <strong>Kanjanagaram</strong> in <strong>Nagapattinam</strong> district. The main god of this temple is Lord Shiva and he graces as Suyambumurthy and faces the West. The Lord is known by the name Kathra Sundareswarar and the Goddess is known by the name <strong>Thunga Bala Sthanambigai</strong>. Manakkanjarar was one of the 63 Nayanmars and he was born in this place. It is also believed that the <strong>6 Krithika Maidens</strong> who took care of Lord Muruga during his childhood were also born here.</p> <p>The temple which is most significant for Krittika nakshatra is located in the village of Kanjhanaaharam, near Mayiladuthurai in Tamil Nadu, India. This shrine is the most auspicious temple for those born under Krittika and they should visit this shrine to make offerings to Lord Shiva.</p>
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<p> </p> <p>At this sacred vortex, Lord Shiva appears in the form of Sri Kathra Sundareswarar. The word Kathra translates as "to endure with eminent capability." Lord Shiva was in a state of stillness while performing Kathra Jyoti Yoga. Goddess Parvati offered a golden tender coconut while performing penance which allowed Shiva to attain deep serenity. It was in this deep state of Kathra Jyoti Yoga that Shiva emerged as Sri Kathra Jyoti Peruman and Goddess Parvati arose from the gold tender coconut as Sri Tungabala Sthanambighai. Karthika Sundareswarar has the ability to produce six brilliant lights known as Karthigam light, through which Lord Muruga originated.</p> <p>The Goddess, Sri Tungabla Sthanambighai, is personified at this sacred temple with the Keera Sathra parrot on her left should. This parrot chants the Vedas and the gives darshan known as VedmirthaKeeran. It is auspicious for girls of a mature age to receive this darshan before entering marriage. In addition, water from the sacred river Tungabhatra should be used to perform an abhishekam for the Goddess. Those who visit this temple and make offerings can release the negative effects of evil eyes cast upon them as well as appease challenging eighth house planetary transits.</p> <p>Those born under Krittika nakshatra should offer ghee lamps in earthen pots and silk clothes to the poor people at the temple. As the star Krittika gained its brightness at this shrine, offering prayers on the Krittika star day brings prosperity.</p> <p>Now, in this blog we are going to see about the must Visit temple for the people who are born in the <strong>Karthika Nakshathira</strong>. Karthikai starers have certain unique characters. They normally have a strong sense of responsibility and they would like to be independent. They have extraordinary talents and intelligence but they do not have a steady mind to focus on one thing. So, it is strongly advised to visit the temple that is auspicious to their Nakshathira at least once in a year. One such temple is<strong> Kathra Sundareswarar Temple</strong>.</p> <p>The Kathra Sundareswarar temple is located in a place called <strong>Kanjanagaram</strong> in <strong>Nagapattinam</strong> district. The main god of this temple is Lord Shiva and he graces as Suyambumurthy and faces the West. The Lord is known by the name Kathra Sundareswarar and the Goddess is known by the name <strong>Thunga Bala Sthanambigai</strong>. Manakkanjarar was one of the 63 Nayanmars and he was born in this place. It is also believed that the <strong>6 Krithika Maidens</strong> who took care of Lord Muruga during his childhood were also born here.</p> <p><a href="https://gosthala.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/T_500_1374.jpg"><img alt="T_500_1374" src="https://gosthala.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/T_500_1374.jpg" style="height:350px; width:500px" /></a></p> <p> </p> <p>As per the Sthala Purana, the devas and the sages were unable to bear the massacres caused by the demons Padmasura and Singamukhasura. So they prayed to the Goddess Parvathi for protection. Goddess Parvathi sought the help of Lord Shiva. At that time, Lord Shiva was in the <strong>Kathra</strong> or GatraJyoti (Light in the form of Fire) <strong>yoga</strong>. When Goddess Parvathi interrupted his meditation, Lord Shiva as Katra Sundareswarar (Karthika Sundareswarar) opened his <strong>Third eye</strong> (Netrikkan) and <strong>six sparks</strong> emanated from them.Those sparks united and they formed <strong>Kartikeya or Muruga</strong>. Hence this place is associated with the origin of Karthika Nakshathira and Lord Muruga. Later, Lord Muruga thrashed those Demons. Since a <strong>Golden Color Light</strong> (Kanchana Prakasha) came from the Lord, this place is named as <strong>Kanchana Nagar</strong> (A Golden Town). During the course of time, this name changed to <strong>Kanjanagaram</strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p><a href="https://gosthala.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/G_T2_1374.jpg"><img alt="G_T2_1374" src="https://gosthala.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/G_T2_1374.jpg" style="height:163px; width:245px" /></a></p> <p> </p> <p>The Lord <strong>Karthika Sundareswarar</strong> means Lord Shiva with <strong>six sparks</strong>. Hence this temple is closely associated with Karthika Nakshathira. As in the hands of Sri Meenakshi of Madurai, the Goddess Thunga Bala Sthanambigai holds a <strong>parrot</strong> called <strong>Vedamirth Keeram</strong> in her hand. It is also believed that Lord Shiva himself is in the form of a parrot on the left shoulder of the Goddess. It is said that the parrot chants Vedas. The Goddess also has <strong>Neelothpal</strong> (Blue/violet Lotus) flower, discus, and conch in other hands.</p> <p>One of the important Pooja that is performed in this temple is the <strong>Sumangali Pooja</strong>. This is done for having good progress in the marriage related matters. Women who are born in the Krithika Nakshathira are advised to do this pooja on <strong>Fridays</strong> and to have darshan of the Goddess and Her parrot. It is strongly believed that Krithika starers will have problem-free life and get relieved from the Planetary Doshas by visiting this temple at least once in a year or on their star days.</p>
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<p> </p> <p><strong>Krittika Nakshatra Tree</strong></p> <p>Among the nakshatra trees, this star people must plant Gulhar or cluster fig. It would help them possess optimistic thoughts. For the same, natives must take 7 rounds around the tree each Friday. Also, they should offer rice grains to Gulhar to have its benefits.</p> <h3><strong>Krittika Natives Incense made with the herb Fig</strong></h3> <p>Burning one of these pillars is like performing a mini fire ritual for that particular star formation. For your specific Birthstar, you will be able to connect inwardly to your planet of energetic origin and gain support with the positive aspects that are you.</p> <p>Burning the other Nakshatra pillars on that specific Nakshatra day will tune you in with the favorable activities with that star’s energy for the day. It is recommended to at least burn your own personal Nakshatra pillar daily to stay connected to your essence. It is advantageous to burn the days Nakshatra pillar as well.</p>
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