Neeragathaan
( Thiru Neeragam )

 
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History - Neeragathaan ( Thiru Neeragam )

Neer, the water is the primary and necessary element for all the things in this world to survive. To explain this, the Perumal is giving his seva as "Jagadeswar Perumal". The Perumal is also called as "Thiru Neeragathan" found along with "Nilamangai valli Thaayar". All the water rushes towards the place where there is a small groove or hole. Like the same way, Emperumaan flows into the hearts of bhaktas and and fill their soul with bhakthi. Neer, the water is said to be cool in nature. Like wise, Emperumaan gives the coolest blessings to his devotees. All living things need water to live and at the same time, the body is also purified by water. By explaining this, he tells both the Aathma and the human body to get purified and attain the Moksha, we need his help and the support. Even if a small hole is found in the boat, the water will flow in. Like wise, if even the small level of bhakti is found in the hearts of his bhaktas he will flow into us. But at the same time, if we doesnt think and pray to him, he will go out as the water which comes out of the small hole found in the vessel. The water flows towards all of the regions. It doesnt consider any raised lands or the lowered regions to flow. Likewise, infront of Sriman Narayanan, all are one and there is no higher than the other.

Thaayaar - Nilamangaivalli.

Theertham - Akrura Theertham.


Mangalasasanam:
Thirumangaialwar - 2059.

Total of 1 Paasuram.


Special Information
Dieties Jagadeesan, Nilamangai Valli
Vimanam Jagadeeshwara Vimanam
Theerthangal Akroora Theertham
Mangalasasanam Thirumangaiazhwar
Pratyaksham Akroorar
Direction and Posture East-faced and Standing Posture
Travel Base Kancheepuram
Access to the temple Within Ooragam Temple

Moolavar
The Moolavar of this Sthalam is Neeragathan. He is also named as Jagadeeshwarar. He is found in Nindra thirukkolam facing his thirumugham towards East direction.

The Perumal is Prathyaksam for Akroorar.

How to Get There.
Kanchipuram is said to be one of the major city in in South India, where lots of Saivam and Vaishnavam temples are found. Kanchipuram is situated Chengalpat District, Tamil Nadu. It is about 70 Kms away from Chennai. Lots of bus and lodging facilities are avilable.