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Wednesday, 1 January 2014

Swami Sharanam

Swami Saranam.
The Sannidhanam was opened for Magara Villaku festival on 30.12.13 at 5.40 PM.The hill abode of Lord Ayyappa was reopened on Monday evening for the concluding phase of the 20-day long Makaravilakku pilgrimage season.
Melsanthi P N Narayanan Namboothiri has opened the Sreekovil of the temple at 5.40 pm in the presence of Thantri Kandararu Maheswararu. As a practice, no ritual was conducted in the evening.
The ceremonial Petta thullal by the Ambalappuzha and Alangadu groups will be held at Erumeli on January 11, 2014. Thiruvabharanam, the sacred jewellery of the presiding deity at the Ayyappa temple, will be taken out in a ceremonial procession to Sabarimala from Pandalam Valiyakoickal Sastha Temple on January 12, 2014 afternoon for the Makaravilakku festival to be celebrated on January 14, 2014.
The sighting of the Makarajyoti, a celestial star, on the eastern horizon of the Sannidhanam, followed by the deeparadhana atop Ponnambalamedu, a distant hill facing Sabarimala, immediately after the deeparadhana will be the highlights of the day.
The auspicious Kalabhabhishekom ritual marking the culmination of the ritualistic Neyyabhishekom offering to the presiding deity during the Makaravilakku festival will be performed prior to the Utchapuja on January 18, 2014.
The Guruthi ritual to propitiate the Bhoothagana of Lord Ayyappa will be performed at Malikappuram on January 19, 2014 evening.
The temple will be closed immediately after the customary holy darshan at the shrine exclusively for the royal representative at 7 a.m. on January 20, 2014 marking the culmination of the annual Makaravilakku festival. The royal representative will start his return journey to Pandalam, escorting the ceremonial procession carrying the Thiruvabharanam. — with Bhama Arunachalam.

Swami Saranam. The Sannidhanam was opened for Magara Villaku festival on 30.12.13 at 5.40 PM.The hill abode of Lord Ayyappa was reopened on Monday evening for the concluding phase of the 20-day long Makaravilakku pilgrimage season. Melsanthi P N Narayanan Namboothiri has opened the Sreekovil of the temple at 5.40 pm in the presence of Thantri Kandararu Maheswararu. As a practice, no ritual was conducted in the evening. The ceremonial Petta thullal by the Ambalappuzha and Alangadu groups will be held at Erumeli on January 11, 2014. Thiruvabharanam, the sacred jewellery of the presiding deity at the Ayyappa temple, will be taken out in a ceremonial procession to Sabarimala from Pandalam Valiyakoickal Sastha Temple on January 12, 2014 afternoon for the Makaravilakku festival to be celebrated on January 14, 2014. The sighting of the Makarajyoti, a celestial star, on the eastern horizon of the Sannidhanam, followed by the deeparadhana atop Ponnambalamedu, a distant hill facing Sabarimala, immediately after the deeparadhana will be the highlights of the day. The auspicious Kalabhabhishekom ritual marking the culmination of the ritualistic Neyyabhishekom offering to the presiding deity during the Makaravilakku festival will be performed prior to the Utchapuja on January 18, 2014. The Guruthi ritual to propitiate the Bhoothagana of Lord Ayyappa will be performed at Malikappuram on January 19, 2014 evening. The temple will be closed immediately after the customary holy darshan at the shrine exclusively for the royal representative at 7 a.m. on January 20, 2014 marking the culmination of the annual Makaravilakku festival. The royal representative will start his return journey to Pandalam, escorting the ceremonial procession carrying the Thiruvabharanam.

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