Purna Ubayam
Purna Ubayam refers to the sponsorship of an entire day’s temple rituals from the early morning Viswaroopam to the night Sayana Seva. This includes the expenses for archana (ritual offerings), lighting of ceremonial lamps, various poojas (worships), remuneration for priests, food offerings (annadanam), and expenses of the temple kitchen (Thirumadappalli). Additionally, there is the opportunity to contribute towards gosala (cow shelter) maintenance, including fodder, cattle feed, and other related costs.
We humbly invite you to become a recipient of the Lord’s blessings by sponsoring this rare opportunity on auspicious occasions in your home such as Ayush Homam, Upanayanam, Nichayathartham (engagement), Marriage, Seemantham (baby shower), Shashtiapthapoorthi (60th birthday), and Sathabhishekam (80th birthday) by contributing Rs. 6,400/- Advance booking is mandatory for those interested.
The sacred legend of Melvenpakkam Thiruchanidhi speaks of its deep-rooted divinity and ancient significance. Our vast and glorious land of Bharata (India) is adorned with thousands of temples, stretching from the east to the west and from the north to the south. Among these, many ancient shrines have sadly been forgotten over time, either due to foreign invasions or because of the neglect of our own people. One such deeply sacred and ancient shrine is the Melvenpakkam Thiruchanidhi. This temple’s origin is so ancient that it cannot be measured by time. It is believed that the divine form of the deity manifested in different sizes in each of the four Yugas—11 feet tall in the Satya Yuga, 9 feet in the Treta Yuga, 6 feet in the Dvapara Yuga, and just 2.5 feet in the current Kali Yuga. Such divine beauty of the Thayar and Perumal residing in this shrine is so enchanting that even a thousand eyes would not be enough to behold it. The temple follows the sacred Pancharatra Agama tradition, ensuring that ancient rituals and spiritual practices are preserved and carried out with utmost devotion.
Sthala Puranam
Those who have remained unmarried for a long time often wish sincerely for a good marriage to happen in their lives. Likewise, their parents also long and pray for their son or daughter to be blessed with a good and timely marriage
All of us have certain important desires or needs that often remain unfulfilled, leaving us feeling disappointed. Even though we pray sincerely to God, wishing for those thoughts and intentions in our hearts to come true, sometimes due to certain obstacles, they fail materialize.
Some people continue to suffer due to ongoing financial difficulties. They constantly wish in their hearts that, somehow, money should come to them in a way that meets their needs. For some others, even after completing their education, they struggle to find a proper job.
Sri Mahaperiyava has blessed that chanting the Sri Vishnu Sahasranamam even once in the Gosala (cow shelter) here will yield the merit equivalent to chanting it one crore (ten million) times. Since Sri Thayar (Goddess Lakshmi) is the presiding deity of this shrine, the Gosala here is considered especially sacred. Currently, the Gosala houses 20 cows and their calves, all of which are being cared for with great devotion and proper maintenance
Goshala
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Those who remain unmarried for a long time often wish for a good and timely marriage for themselves. Similarly, their parents also desire that their son or daughter gets married in a proper and auspicious manner.
