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Dakshinamoorthy was born in a Tamil Brahmin family [3] on 9 December 1919 [4] as Venkateswaran Dakshinamoorthy Iyer, to Parvathiammal and D. Venkateswara Iyer a Bank Officer, at Mullakkal in Quilon, Travancore (Present-day Alappuzha district, Kerala). He was the eldest among the seven children of his parents, whom he funnily described as 'those ...
This temple is on the Uthiramerur-Kanchipuram road, 5 km from Uthiramerur, near Chennai. In March 2007, a big temple of Dakshinamurti (the first in Maharashtra) was created in the Shrutisagar Ashram, about 30 km from Pune; Pragya Dakshinamoorthy at Chibavananda Ashram in Theni, western Tamil Nadu
With the blessings and benevolence of Sri Sri Bharathi Teertha Swamigal and with the help of devotees, the Kumbhabhishekam of this temple was completed in January 2013 and a mandapam was constructed in front of Lord Sri Dakshinamoorthy shrine in this temple. [58] [59]
As per the temple legend, the locals say that this idol was brought by a devotee from Kasi or Varanasi. [3] There are other shrines for Lord Dakshinamoorthy, Bhairava, and Hanuman also. [4] The Kumbhabishekam of this temple was completed in 2001. In January 2013, the Punaruddharana Kumbhabishekam of this temple was completed.
The Dakshinamoorthy EME Temple was constructed in February 1966 during the tenure of Brig AF Eugene, the first Commandant of EME School, who was himself a Christian. [1] The temple is a symbol of secularism in the country as it displays various features of major religions of India. [3] [better source needed]
The temple houses the samadhi of Sanakar, the disciple of Dakshinamoorthy in front of the image of Shiva. The temple is also the place where Sivananda Mouna Guru Swamigal was doing penance. [3] As the temple is revered in Tevaram, it is classified as Paadal Petra Sthalam, one of the 275 temples that find mention in the Saiva canon. The temple ...
The walls around the central shrine house the image of Dakshinamurthy, Somaskandar, Natarajar, Surya, Brahma, and Durga. [12] There were details that the temple layout was found in the Shanmata form. It had two principal shrines, Shiva in the east and Vishnu in the west and central bay.
North Texas Hindu Mandir (NTHM), is a Hindu Mandir in Dallas, Texas and is one of the many Hindu Temples located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Its located on 10309 Baronne Cir, Dallas, TX 75218. [1]