Navagraha Tours part 7 of 9 Budha (Mercury)Swetharanyeswarar Temple, Thiruvenkadu.Kumbhakonam ,India скачать в хорошем качестве

Navagraha Tours part 7 of 9 Budha (Mercury)Swetharanyeswarar Temple, Thiruvenkadu.Kumbhakonam ,India

The Budhan Temple in Thiruvenkadu (near Sirkazhi, Tamil Nadu) is the fourth Navagraha temple dedicated to Lord Mercury (Budhan). As part of the Swetharanyeswarar Temple, this 3,000-year-old Hindu site is crucial for mitigating Budha Dosha (Mercury,, issues with education, or business). Key Aspects of the Budhan Temple (Thiruvenkadu): Significance: Known as the "Adi Chidambaram" and the "Budhan Sthalam," it is where devotees worship Lord Budhan to seek intelligence, eloquence, and success in education. Deity: The main deity is Lord Shiva (Swetharanyeswarar) and his consort Brahma Vidhyambigai, but a separate shrine exists for Budhan. Worship Rituals: Wednesdays are considered the most auspicious day for worship, with offerings of green clothes, green gram (moong dal), and white Kanthal flowers. The Trinity/Three Tanks: The temple has three holy tanks (Agni Theertham, Surya Theertham, and Chandra Theertham) and is believed to be the place where Lord Shiva performed a dance. Location: Situated in Thiruvenkadu, Mayiladuthurai district, roughly 24 km from Poompuhar.