Unable to face the humiliation, he went into exile to the island of Manidweepa (Nainativu). Indra was ridiculed and referred to as Sa-yoni. When the saint came to know, he cursed Indra to have a thousand marks resembling the yoni (female reproductive organ) all over his body. Indra disguised himself as the saint and proceeded to seduce and make love to Ahalya. The Sanskrit epic Mahabharata records that Lord Indra was overcome by his sexual desires for Ahalya, the wife of Gautama Maharishi. The Nainativu Nagapoosani Amman Temple is believed to be originally established by Lord Indra while seeking alleviation from the curse of Gautama Maharishi. She is thus related to Sundari and to Rajarajeshwari, the supreme Lady of the Universe.
She carries all the worlds as a flowering of her own Self-nature. The entire Universe is her body and all beings are ornaments on her infinite being. She is the Divine Mother as the Queen of all the worlds. The Main Deity is Bhuvaneshwari means the Queen or ruler of the Universe. She can order the Trimurtis to do anything she wants. It is considered that even the navagrahas and trimurtis cannot stop her from doing anything. She is capable of turning situations according to her wish. Her bija mantra is “Hreem.” She is also known as Adi Shakti i.e. Parvati is Sagun Roop of Goddess Bhuvaneswari. In Hindu Mythology she is considered as the most powerful goddess in the universe. She is also considered as the Mother goddess of Kali, Lakshmi, and Saraswati also Gayatri. Also Bhuvaneswari is considered as the supreme goddesses who creates everything and destroys all the unnecessary evils of world. In Hinduism, Bhuvaneshvari is the fourth of the ten Mahavidya goddesses and an aspect of Devi, as elements of the physical cosmos, in giving shape to the creation of the World”. It is dedicated to Parvati who is known as Nagapooshani or Bhuvaneswari and her consort, Shiva who is named here as Rakshaseshwar (Nayanair). Hence the idol is made with the planet’s leg on the crow – his vehicle- to cover up this disability.The Nainativu Nagapoosani Amman Temple is an ancient and historic Hindu temple. Frustrated Ravana broke the planet’s leg. Maharshi Narada told Saneeswara to do his best to cast his look on the child and the planet did it successfully sooner the child-Indrajit was born. Saturn could not cast his aspect on the child. Already planets were under the control of Ravana. He performed such penance of intensity to gain this boon for his son. Ravana wished that his son should have a longevity that never ends and that death should not come to him. It is a known fact that one leg of Planet Saneeswara is impaired. The Vinayaka in the temple is Valampuri Vinayaka. The Pranava Ganapathi at the entrance was found from a tank here believed to have been worshipped by Desingu Raja. The temple was built by His Holiness Brahammananda Swamigal. Every idol is large in size with exquisite sculptural beauty.ĭevotees pray for relief from adverse aspects of Saturn.ĭevotees light lamps of dhil gram in the shrine. There are also shrines for the Uchishta Ganapathi, 11 feet tall Panchmukha Easwarar (Bhuvaneswarar), Bhuvaneswari, Gopalakrishnan, 18 feet tall Ashtadasbhuja Durga (Mother Durga with 18 hands), Panchamukha Anjaneyar, 8 feet tall Dandayuthapani with Vimanas – roof towers of the shrines. Symbolizing the simplicity and the mercy of the planet, the temple is built in a calm and serene environment here. It is not necessary that you have to use oil and dhil gram (Ellu in Tamil) to please him and follow other ritual to place your appeal to him but to pray to him sincerely. It should be noted that the planet punishes only those doing wrong and not the just.
It is noteworthy that Planet Sri Saneeswara worship is spreading now-a-days. Sri Saneeswarar Temple, Kalpattu, Villupuram. Planet Saturn is 21 feet tall, his eyes merciful, wearing black and blue colour clothes, his left leg on the ground and the right on the gigantic crow vehicle. Saturn transition days which occurs once in two and half years. Sri Sri Saneeswarar (Saturn) temple temple
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