Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.

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Om shivaya namah

 

Dear sri ramachandran nair,

 

Can you share with us about your bharat yatra?

 

Curious to know the important temples you had covered during this yatra. I also

have such an idea and your imputs will be very valuable for me and others.

 

Thanks. Rgds

Anand

 

 

 

" R. Ramachandran Nair " <cancercrusader

11 Apr 2007 01:03:22

 

Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira,

Thiruvananthapuram.

 

Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was once

before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the

group again to have some enlightenment.

 

You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org

 

I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago when

my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a house

of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-

2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the yathra

by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit Pasupatinath

Temple too.

 

I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year

back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the energy

level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted

too suddenly.

 

I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva

worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva in

two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree and

temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

towards East.

 

The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern for

the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and hygienic

atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed much

sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there

have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

 

I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it will

be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, but

the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya

Group members enlighten me on this?

[Guest guest]

Dear Ramachandran Ji,

 

Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be good

for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the

trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there

anyway to make chnages to this trust?

 

Regards,

Bhupendra.

, " R. Ramachandran

Nair " <cancercrusader wrote:

>

> Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was once

> before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the

> group again to have some enlightenment.

>

> You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

> visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org

>

> I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago

when

> my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a house

> of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-

> 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

> Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the

yathra

> by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

> hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit

Pasupatinath

> Temple too.

>

> I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year

> back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the energy

> level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted

> too suddenly.

>

> I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

> filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva

> worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

> environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva

in

> two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree

and

> temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> towards East.

>

> The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern

for

> the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

hygienic

> atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed

much

> sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there

> have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

> temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

>

> I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it

will

> be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, but

> the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya

> Group members enlighten me on this?

>

[Guest guest]

During my school days I learnt from my teachers about Adi Sankara

and his travelling all over India and establishing Mutts and that

too at a very young age and when there were no such communication

facilities including road.

 

On October 2, 1998 I had to undertake a Fast Unto Death at Sewagram

as a part of my cancer and corruption crusade. Fasting gave me some

spiritual awakening. On the sixty day of the fast the government

forcefully administer on my physical body IV fluid and that

literally broke the fast, but I continued sitting below a neem tree

with waste material roofing. I remained below the neem tree for

more than 54 days never minding the wagaries of climate. Then a

futile attempt was made on my life by putting the hut below the neem

tree on fire on midnight at around 3 A.M. while I was past asleep.

Except my clothes and some papers and the roof as such getting

burned, nothing happened to me. What a Divine Grace!

 

That time I again thought of undertaking a Bharath Yathra without

money and with the vow not to ask anyone for anything, leaving it

for each moment to lead me to the next moment and each place to the

next place. I announced my mission at various satsangs and invited

those interested to join me either in full or part of the journey.

None came forward as they could not even think as to how it is

possible to travel by foot and that too without money. Remember

that I undertook this Bharath Yathra as a part of my cancer and

corruption crusade. I commenced my journey at Kanyakumari on

October 2, 1999 all alone without anyone to falg off the journey. I

watched the sun rise, visited Devi Temple, visited Vivekananda Rock

and meditated there, returned to Gandhi Mandapa and participated in

the prayers, and finally in the afternoon commenced the journey.

 

Withought any prior warning or knowledge, my journey drifted me to

spirituality when I reached Kollur Mookambika Devi Temple. I stayed

there for three days and visited Kodachatri too.

 

If I describe the places I visited and the temples I visited it will

be very long. I must have visited hundreds and thousands of temples

during my journey. Journey took me to all tweleve Jyotir Ling

Temples as well as Dwaraka, Puri, Mathura, Pushkar, Ayodhyaya, etc.

 

Commencing the journey at Kanyakumari on October 2, 1999, I

travelled criss-cross the country, mostly by foot, and reached the

Himayan Shrine Kedarnath in August 2000. With Kedarnath I completed

all tweleve Jyortir Ling Temples. Earlier a few years before I had

the opportunity to visit Pasupatinath Temple at Kathmandu, Nepal.

 

After visiting Kedarnath I returned to Delhi base and formally wound

up my Bharath Yathra on August 31, 2000. During the journey at

Calcutta a futile attempt was made on my life and I was even

hospitalised. All I lost was my few material belongings. Thank God

my memory did not get lost.

 

Many people advised me to write a book on it. I made a few attempts

and all time there were some " Vignas " . I took it that the time has

not come for writing my experience of this Bharath Yathra.

 

Such a journey can be undertaken by anyone including a child. First

of all learn to totally and unconditionally surreder to the God

Almighty. That surrender make everything possible and feasible.

Lord Siva helps this possible.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

R. Ramachandran Nair

*Sri Ram Nivedit

 

P.S. *This is a spiritual name I have taken for myself when I got it

at the banks of Ganga at Rishikesh after completing the Bharath

Yathra. Name itself indicate my total surrender to the inner

consciousness.

 

 

, " Anand Ravi "

<anandravi2004 wrote:

>

> Om shivaya namah

>

> Dear sri ramachandran nair,

>

> Can you share with us about your bharat yatra?

>

> Curious to know the important temples you had covered during this

yatra. I also have such an idea and your imputs will be very

valuable for me and others.

>

> Thanks. Rgds

> Anand

>

>

>

> " R. Ramachandran Nair " <cancercrusader

> 11 Apr 2007 01:03:22

>

> Udiyannoor Siva Temple at

Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.

>

> Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was once

> before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the

> group again to have some enlightenment.

>

> You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

> visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org

>

> I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago

when

> my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a

house

> of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-

> 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

> Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the yathra

> by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

> hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit

Pasupatinath

> Temple too.

>

> I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year

> back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the energy

> level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted

> too suddenly.

>

> I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

> filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva

> worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

> environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva

in

> two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree

and

> temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> towards East.

>

> The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern

for

> the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

hygienic

> atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed

much

> sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there

> have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

> temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

>

> I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it

will

> be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, but

> the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya

> Group members enlighten me on this?

>

[Guest guest]

quite intersting

can you give some of your experience during travel on foot.

it is very interesting how a person determination has taken to this

atj

R. Ramachandran Nair <cancercrusader Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 10:27:30 AM Re: Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.

 

During my school days I learnt from my teachers about Adi Sankara and his travelling all over India and establishing Mutts and that too at a very young age and when there were no such communication facilities including road.On October 2, 1998 I had to undertake a Fast Unto Death at Sewagram as a part of my cancer and corruption crusade. Fasting gave me some spiritual awakening. On the sixty day of the fast the government forcefully administer on my physical body IV fluid and that literally broke the fast, but I continued sitting below a neem tree with waste material roofing. I remained below the neem tree for more than 54 days never minding the wagaries of climate. Then a futile attempt was made on my life by putting the hut below the neem tree on fire on midnight at around 3 A.M. while I was past asleep. Except my clothes and some papers and the roof as such getting burned, nothing happened to me. What a Divine

Grace!That time I again thought of undertaking a Bharath Yathra without money and with the vow not to ask anyone for anything, leaving it for each moment to lead me to the next moment and each place to the next place. I announced my mission at various satsangs and invited those interested to join me either in full or part of the journey. None came forward as they could not even think as to how it is possible to travel by foot and that too without money. Remember that I undertook this Bharath Yathra as a part of my cancer and corruption crusade. I commenced my journey at Kanyakumari on October 2, 1999 all alone without anyone to falg off the journey. I watched the sun rise, visited Devi Temple, visited Vivekananda Rock and meditated there, returned to Gandhi Mandapa and participated in the prayers, and finally in the afternoon commenced the journey.Withought any prior warning or knowledge, my journey drifted me

to spirituality when I reached Kollur Mookambika Devi Temple. I stayed there for three days and visited Kodachatri too. If I describe the places I visited and the temples I visited it will be very long. I must have visited hundreds and thousands of temples during my journey. Journey took me to all tweleve Jyotir Ling Temples as well as Dwaraka, Puri, Mathura, Pushkar, Ayodhyaya, etc.Commencing the journey at Kanyakumari on October 2, 1999, I travelled criss-cross the country, mostly by foot, and reached the Himayan Shrine Kedarnath in August 2000. With Kedarnath I completed all tweleve Jyortir Ling Temples. Earlier a few years before I had the opportunity to visit Pasupatinath Temple at Kathmandu, Nepal. After visiting Kedarnath I returned to Delhi base and formally wound up my Bharath Yathra on August 31, 2000. During the journey at Calcutta a futile attempt was made on my life and I was even

hospitalised. All I lost was my few material belongings. Thank God my memory did not get lost.Many people advised me to write a book on it. I made a few attempts and all time there were some "Vignas". I took it that the time has not come for writing my experience of this Bharath Yathra.Such a journey can be undertaken by anyone including a child. First of all learn to totally and unconditionally surreder to the God Almighty. That surrender make everything possible and feasible. Lord Siva helps this possible. Om Namah ShivayaR. Ramachandran Nair*Sri Ram NiveditP.S. *This is a spiritual name I have taken for myself when I got it at the banks of Ganga at Rishikesh after completing the Bharath Yathra. Name itself indicate my total surrender to the inner consciousness.om_namah_shivaya_

group@ s.com, "Anand Ravi" <anandravi2004@ ...> wrote:>> Om shivaya namah> > Dear sri ramachandran nair,> > Can you share with us about your bharat yatra?> > Curious to know the important temples you had covered during this yatra. I also have such an idea and your imputs will be very valuable for me and others.> > Thanks. Rgds> Anand> > > > "R. Ramachandran Nair" <cancercrusader@ ...>> 11 Apr 2007 01:03:22 > To:om_namah_shivaya_ group@ s.com> [om_namah_shivaya_ group] Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.> > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was once > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am

writing to the > group again to have some enlightenment.> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan .org> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago when > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a house > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-> 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the yathra > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit Pasupatinath > Temple too.> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the energy > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got

depleted > too suddenly.> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva in > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree and > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is > towards East.> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern for > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and hygienic > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed much > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings. > > I

strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it will > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, but > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya > Group members enlighten me on this?>

 

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First physical condition of temple

most important is daily agama poojas will turn back temple with power

reciting rudra and abishaka and daily pooja rituals and spl pooja on Sivarathri, Pradosa , Ekadesi,Astami

and Mahamayas Rudra pooja continuously for few days is very good

out of all one need to Focus continuously on many aspects if u have to get back original cherisma

Any clensing of temple as per vedas are to be looked into

atj

b_jamnadas <b_jamna> Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 10:24:56 AM Re: Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.

 

Dear Ramachandran Ji,Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be good for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there anyway to make chnages to this trust?Regards,Bhupendra.om_namah_shivaya_ group@ s.com, "R. Ramachandran Nair" <cancercrusader@ ...> wrote:>> Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was once > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the > group again to have some enlightenment.> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan .org> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago when > my daughter came to live in the

near vicinity after buying a house > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-> 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the yathra > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit Pasupatinath > Temple too.> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the energy > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted > too suddenly.> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva in

> two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree and > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is > towards East.> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern for > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and hygienic > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed much > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings. > > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it will > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, but > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya > Group members enlighten me on this?>

 

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halo Sir , the web site is not a working one ..can you please check thanks vivek b_jamnadas <b_jamna> wrote: Dear Ramachandran Ji,Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be good for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there anyway to make chnages to this trust?Regards,Bhupendra. , "R. Ramachandran Nair" <cancercrusader wrote:>> Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was once > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the > group again to have some enlightenment.> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago when > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a house > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-> 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the yathra > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom >

hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit Pasupatinath > Temple too.> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the energy > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted > too suddenly.> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva in > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree and > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is > towards East.> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern for > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

hygienic > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed much > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings. > > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it will > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, but > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya > Group members enlighten me on this?>

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Sri Ram Nivedit Ji, you rock! I bow at Your Lotus Feet. I am in awe of Your Surrender, Shraddha, and Sheer Force of Will. We need more people like you in the world.

 

JAI SIYA RAM!!!

 

Surya

 

-

R. Ramachandran Nair

Wednesday, April 11, 2007 9:57 PM

Re: Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.

 

 

During my school days I learnt from my teachers about Adi Sankara and his travelling all over India and establishing Mutts and that too at a very young age and when there were no such communication facilities including road.On October 2, 1998 I had to undertake a Fast Unto Death at Sewagram as a part of my cancer and corruption crusade. Fasting gave me some spiritual awakening. On the sixty day of the fast the government forcefully administer on my physical body IV fluid and that literally broke the fast, but I continued sitting below a neem tree with waste material roofing. I remained below the neem tree for more than 54 days never minding the wagaries of climate. Then a futile attempt was made on my life by putting the hut below the neem tree on fire on midnight at around 3 A.M. while I was past asleep. Except my clothes and some papers and the roof as such getting burned, nothing happened to me. What a Divine Grace!That time I again thought of undertaking a Bharath Yathra without money and with the vow not to ask anyone for anything, leaving it for each moment to lead me to the next moment and each place to the next place. I announced my mission at various satsangs and invited those interested to join me either in full or part of the journey. None came forward as they could not even think as to how it is possible to travel by foot and that too without money. Remember that I undertook this Bharath Yathra as a part of my cancer and corruption crusade. I commenced my journey at Kanyakumari on October 2, 1999 all alone without anyone to falg off the journey. I watched the sun rise, visited Devi Temple, visited Vivekananda Rock and meditated there, returned to Gandhi Mandapa and participated in the prayers, and finally in the afternoon commenced the journey.Withought any prior warning or knowledge, my journey drifted me to spirituality when I reached Kollur Mookambika Devi Temple. I stayed there for three days and visited Kodachatri too. If I describe the places I visited and the temples I visited it will be very long. I must have visited hundreds and thousands of temples during my journey. Journey took me to all tweleve Jyotir Ling Temples as well as Dwaraka, Puri, Mathura, Pushkar, Ayodhyaya, etc.Commencing the journey at Kanyakumari on October 2, 1999, I travelled criss-cross the country, mostly by foot, and reached the Himayan Shrine Kedarnath in August 2000. With Kedarnath I completed all tweleve Jyortir Ling Temples. Earlier a few years before I had the opportunity to visit Pasupatinath Temple at Kathmandu, Nepal. After visiting Kedarnath I returned to Delhi base and formally wound up my Bharath Yathra on August 31, 2000. During the journey at Calcutta a futile attempt was made on my life and I was even hospitalised. All I lost was my few material belongings. Thank God my memory did not get lost.Many people advised me to write a book on it. I made a few attempts and all time there were some "Vignas". I took it that the time has not come for writing my experience of this Bharath Yathra.Such a journey can be undertaken by anyone including a child. First of all learn to totally and unconditionally surreder to the God Almighty. That surrender make everything possible and feasible. Lord Siva helps this possible. Om Namah ShivayaR. Ramachandran Nair*Sri Ram NiveditP.S. *This is a spiritual name I have taken for myself when I got it at the banks of Ganga at Rishikesh after completing the Bharath Yathra. Name itself indicate my total surrender to the inner consciousness. , "Anand Ravi" <anandravi2004 wrote:>> Om shivaya namah> > Dear sri ramachandran nair,> > Can you share with us about your bharat yatra?> > Curious to know the important temples you had covered during this yatra. I also have such an idea and your imputs will be very valuable for me and others.> > Thanks. Rgds> Anand> > > > "R. Ramachandran Nair" <cancercrusader> 11 Apr 2007 01:03:22 > > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.> > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was once > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the > group again to have some enlightenment.> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago when > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a house > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-> 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the yathra > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit Pasupatinath > Temple too.> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the energy > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted > too suddenly.> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva in > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree and > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is > towards East.> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern for > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and hygienic > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed much > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings. > > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it will > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, but > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya > Group members enlighten me on this?>

 

 

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Dear Bhupendraji,

 

I do not see an immediate possibility of change in the trust. I am

confident that Lord Siva Himself will help internal transformation

of the trust members. Their Asuragunas should slowly disappear and

Devagunas should overtake them. Then they themselves will make

necessary changes. I am hopeful of it. Therefore I am keeping

patience and all the time praying Lord Siva to give them goog heart

to do good deeds.

 

Another alternative is to seek legal assistance. Even if I am a

humble student of law, I do not find it necessary to take temple

affairs to the Law Courts. I leave it to the Supreme Judge of the

Universe Lord Siva Himself to do justice.

 

Hopefully this should happen in a few months time. I foresee that

within five years from now, the temple will become a place of

pilgrimate for hundreds and thousands of devotees. In that belief

and silent prayers to Lord Siva I remain.

 

Am I wrong in my belief...faith?

 

Om Namaha Shivaya

 

R. Ramachandran Nair

 

, " b_jamnadas "

<b_jamna> wrote:

>

> Dear Ramachandran Ji,

>

> Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be

good

> for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the

> trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there

> anyway to make chnages to this trust?

>

> Regards,

> Bhupendra.

> , " R. Ramachandran

> Nair " <cancercrusader@> wrote:

> >

> > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was

once

> > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to

the

> > group again to have some enlightenment.

> >

> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

> > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org

> >

> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago

> when

> > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a

house

> > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during

1999-

> > 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

> > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the

> yathra

> > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

> > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit

> Pasupatinath

> > Temple too.

> >

> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A

year

> > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the

energy

> > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got

depleted

> > too suddenly.

> >

> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

> > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva

> > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

> > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva

> in

> > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree

> and

> > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> > towards East.

> >

> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern

> for

> > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

> hygienic

> > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed

> much

> > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there

> > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

> > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

> >

> > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it

> will

> > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple,

but

> > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha

Shivaya

> > Group members enlighten me on this?

> >

>

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The website: http://www.udiyannoorappan.org/ is working. I opened

it up this morning. Please try again.

 

, vivek

<vivek151974 wrote:

>

> halo Sir ,

>

> the web site is not a working one ..can you please check

>

> thanks

> vivek

>

> b_jamnadas <b_jamna> wrote:

> Dear Ramachandran Ji,

>

> Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be

good

> for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the

> trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there

> anyway to make chnages to this trust?

>

> Regards,

> Bhupendra.

> , " R. Ramachandran

> Nair " <cancercrusader@> wrote:

> >

> > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was

once

> > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the

> > group again to have some enlightenment.

> >

> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

> > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org

> >

> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago

> when

> > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a

house

> > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-

> > 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

> > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the

> yathra

> > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

> > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit

> Pasupatinath

> > Temple too.

> >

> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year

> > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the

energy

> > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted

> > too suddenly.

> >

> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

> > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva

> > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

> > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva

> in

> > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree

> and

> > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> > towards East.

> >

> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern

> for

> > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

> hygienic

> > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed

> much

> > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there

> > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

> > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

> >

> > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it

> will

> > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple,

but

> > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya

> > Group members enlighten me on this?

> >

 

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If the trust incharge iof the temple is the real problem, could

something be done to memebers in the trust to re-astablich interest

in the temple that allows for such activities that you mention

below.....I agree 1q00% with what you mention below.

 

, Arakampakkam

Thiaagrajan jagadeesan <atjags wrote:

>

> First physical condition of temple

> most important is daily agama poojas will turn back temple with

power

> reciting rudra and abishaka and daily pooja rituals and spl pooja

on Sivarathri, Pradosa , Ekadesi,Astami

> and Mahamayas Rudra pooja continuously for few days is very good

> out of all one need to Focus continuously on many aspects if u

have to get back original cherisma

> Any clensing of temple as per vedas are to be looked into

> atj

>

>

>

> b_jamnadas <b_jamna>

>

> Thursday, April 12, 2007 10:24:56 AM

> Re: Udiyannoor Siva Temple at

Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram.

>

> Dear Ramachandran Ji,

>

> Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be

good

> for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the

> trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there

> anyway to make chnages to this trust?

>

> Regards,

> Bhupendra.

> om_namah_shivaya_ group@ s.com, " R. Ramachandran

> Nair " <cancercrusader@ ...> wrote:

> >

> > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was

once

> > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the

> > group again to have some enlightenment.

> >

> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

> > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan .org

> >

> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago

> when

> > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a

house

> > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-

> > 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

> > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the

> yathra

> > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

> > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit

> Pasupatinath

> > Temple too.

> >

> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year

> > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the

energy

> > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted

> > too suddenly.

> >

> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

> > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva

> > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

> > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva

> in

> > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree

> and

> > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> > towards East.

> >

> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern

> for

> > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

> hygienic

> > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed

> much

> > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there

> > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

> > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

> >

> > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it

> will

> > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple,

but

> > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya

> > Group members enlighten me on this?

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Dear Ramachandran Ji,

 

No, you are certainly correct in your belief, faith in god can make

anything possible.....however, if the the people of the community

(where the temple is located) themselves have an indifferent

attitude to the temple, will Lord bother to do anything based on

prayers of a few isolated individuals? That is what I am concerned

about. Could something be done to create to popularise the temple

such that the people themselves feel sorry about the state of the

temple and begin to have a genuine desire for bringing about

improvements and proper service at the temple?

 

Regards,

Bhupendra.

 

, " R. Ramachandran

Nair " <cancercrusader wrote:

>

> Dear Bhupendraji,

>

> I do not see an immediate possibility of change in the trust. I

am

> confident that Lord Siva Himself will help internal transformation

> of the trust members. Their Asuragunas should slowly disappear

and

> Devagunas should overtake them. Then they themselves will make

> necessary changes. I am hopeful of it. Therefore I am keeping

> patience and all the time praying Lord Siva to give them goog

heart

> to do good deeds.

>

> Another alternative is to seek legal assistance. Even if I am a

> humble student of law, I do not find it necessary to take temple

> affairs to the Law Courts. I leave it to the Supreme Judge of the

> Universe Lord Siva Himself to do justice.

>

> Hopefully this should happen in a few months time. I foresee that

> within five years from now, the temple will become a place of

> pilgrimate for hundreds and thousands of devotees. In that belief

> and silent prayers to Lord Siva I remain.

>

> Am I wrong in my belief...faith?

>

> Om Namaha Shivaya

>

> R. Ramachandran Nair

>

> , " b_jamnadas "

> <b_jamnadas@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Ramachandran Ji,

> >

> > Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be

> good

> > for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the

> > trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is

there

> > anyway to make chnages to this trust?

> >

> > Regards,

> > Bhupendra.

> > , " R. Ramachandran

> > Nair " <cancercrusader@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was

> once

> > > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to

> the

> > > group again to have some enlightenment.

> > >

> > > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

> > > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org

> > >

> > > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago

> > when

> > > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a

> house

> > > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during

> 1999-

> > > 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

> > > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the

> > yathra

> > > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

> > > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit

> > Pasupatinath

> > > Temple too.

> > >

> > > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A

> year

> > > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the

> energy

> > > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got

> depleted

> > > too suddenly.

> > >

> > > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

> > > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and

Siva

> > > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

> > > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of

Siva

> > in

> > > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan

tree

> > and

> > > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> > > towards East.

> > >

> > > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no

concern

> > for

> > > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

> > hygienic

> > > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed

> > much

> > > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months,

there

> > > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

> > > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

> > >

> > > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of

it

> > will

> > > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple,

> but

> > > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha

> Shivaya

> > > Group members enlighten me on this?

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

What wesbite are you talking about?

 

Regards,

Bhupendra.

 

, vivek

<vivek151974 wrote:

>

> halo Sir ,

>

> the web site is not a working one ..can you please check

>

> thanks

> vivek

>

> b_jamnadas <b_jamna> wrote:

> Dear Ramachandran Ji,

>

> Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be

good

> for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the

> trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there

> anyway to make chnages to this trust?

>

> Regards,

> Bhupendra.

> , " R. Ramachandran

> Nair " <cancercrusader@> wrote:

> >

> > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was

once

> > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to the

> > group again to have some enlightenment.

> >

> > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by

> > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org

> >

> > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago

> when

> > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a

house

> > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during 1999-

> > 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to

> > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the

> yathra

> > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom

> > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier I could visit

> Pasupatinath

> > Temple too.

> >

> > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A year

> > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the

energy

> > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got depleted

> > too suddenly.

> >

> > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust

> > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva

> > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural

> > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva

> in

> > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree

> and

> > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> > towards East.

> >

> > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern

> for

> > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and

> hygienic

> > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed

> much

> > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there

> > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the

> > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings.

> >

> > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it

> will

> > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple,

but

> > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha Shivaya

> > Group members enlighten me on this?

> >

 

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Namaskaar BhupendraIf Homa is done and at the end of it the Pujari offers seven handfuls of Dhan ( paddy-unhusked rice ) with the mantra "Aum Krim Svaha" ( Mantra of Kali Ma ) this will attract people to the temple thereafter it should always be repeated every day.Namah SivayaBest RegardsPandit Devindra Maharajb_jamnadas <b_jamna> wrote: Dear Ramachandran Ji, No, you are certainly correct in your belief, faith in god can make anything

possible.....however, if the the people of the community (where the temple is located) themselves have an indifferent attitude to the temple, will Lord bother to do anything based on prayers of a few isolated individuals? That is what I am concerned about. Could something be done to create to popularise the temple such that the people themselves feel sorry about the state of the temple and begin to have a genuine desire for bringing about improvements and proper service at the temple? Regards, Bhupendra. , "R. Ramachandran Nair" <cancercrusader wrote: > > Dear Bhupendraji, > > I do not see an immediate possibility of change in the trust. I am > confident that Lord Siva Himself will help internal transformation > of the trust

members. Their Asuragunas should slowly disappear and > Devagunas should overtake them. Then they themselves will make > necessary changes. I am hopeful of it. Therefore I am keeping > patience and all the time praying Lord Siva to give them goog heart > to do good deeds. > > Another alternative is to seek legal assistance. Even if I am a > humble student of law, I do not find it necessary to take temple > affairs to the Law Courts. I leave it to the Supreme Judge of the > Universe Lord Siva Himself to do justice. > > Hopefully this should happen in a few months time. I foresee that > within five years from now, the temple will become a place of > pilgrimate for hundreds and thousands of devotees. In that belief > and silent prayers to Lord Siva I remain. > > Am I wrong in my belief...faith? > > Om Namaha

Shivaya > > R. Ramachandran Nair > > , "b_jamnadas" > <b_jamnadas@> wrote: > > > > Dear Ramachandran Ji, > > > > Yes, certinly, if the temple is well taken care of, it will be > good > > for the community atleast. How do you propose to do that if the > > trust taking care of the temple itself is not interested? Is there > > anyway to make chnages to this trust? > > > > Regards, > > Bhupendra. > > , "R. Ramachandran > > Nair" <cancercrusader@> wrote: > > > > > > Udiyannoor Siva Temple at Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram was

> once > > > before introduced to Om Namah Shivaya Group. I am writing to > the > > > group again to have some enlightenment. > > > > > > You can learn more about this eight-hundred year old temple by > > > visiting the website: www.udiyannoorappan.org > > > > > > I visited this temple for the first time about three years ago > > when > > > my daughter came to live in the near vicinity after buying a > house > > > of her own. This visit was after my Bharath Yathra during > 1999- > > > 2000 that took me criss-cross the country from Kanyakumari to > > > Kedarnath in Himalayas. This was without money. During the > > yathra > > > by Divine Grace visit all twelve Jyotir Ling Temples apartfrom > > > hundreds of other Siva Temples. Earlier

I could visit > > Pasupatinath > > > Temple too. > > > > > > I could experience much energy in Udiyannoor Siva Temple. A > year > > > back the temple organized Maha Rudra Yajna. Thereafter the > energy > > > level increased tremendously. The increased energy got > depleted > > > too suddenly. > > > > > > I noticed to my surprise the temple management is with a trust > > > filled with persons less interested in temple upkeeping and Siva > > > worshipping habit. The temple has a very beautiful natural > > > environment and setting. There are two separate deities of Siva > > in > > > two separate temples in the same place, with a large banyan tree > > and > > > temple front in the front. One The openings of the temple is

> > > towards East. > > > > > > The temple surroundings are not kept clean. There is no concern > > for > > > the members of the trust to keep the temple in a clean and > > hygienic > > > atmosphere. Apparently as a result of this neglect, I noticed > > much > > > sufferings around the temple. During the past few months, there > > > have been a number of deaths with one kilometre radius of the > > > temple. There are innumerable other sufferings. > > > > > > I strongly feel that if the temple is properly taken care of it > > will > > > be to the benefit of not only those living around the temple, > but > > > the humanity as a whole. Can the knowledgeable Om Namaha > Shivaya > > > Group members enlighten me on

this? > > > > > >

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