Temple -1 for Uthirattadhi Nakshatram

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Temple 1 for star Uthirattadhi/Uttarabhadrapada

SRI SAHASRA LAKSHMEESWARAR TEMPLE THEEYATHUR

Lord of the temple is a swayambumurthi gracing eastward.

Lord
Shani God

Symbol
Back Legs of death bed

Zodiac
Zodiac Meena

Moolavar
Sri Sri Sahasra Lakshmeeswarar
Amman / Thayar
Sri Periya Nayaki

Old year
1000-2000 years old

City
Theeyatur

District
Pudukottai

State
Tamil Nadu

Nakshatra
Uttarabhadrapada

Uthrabhadra (in Sanskrit)

Uthirattathi (in Tamil)

Uthrattathi (in Malayalam)

Deity
Ahir Budhyana

Sri Sahasra Lakshmeeswarar Temple, Theeyathur – 614 629,

Avudayar Koil Taluk, Pudukkottai district.

Phone: +91 4371-239 212, 99652 11768, 97861 57348

The temple is open from 6.00 a.m. to 12.00 a.m.

Maha shivarathiri

Lord Vishnu was performing Shiva Puja each day with 1000 lotus flowers. When the number was short by one, Lord Vishnu to make up the shortage tried to pluck one of his eyes to offer it to Lord Shiva but was prevented by Lord Shiva and granted darshan. Sri Mahalakshmi followed Lord Vishnu with the puja and realized Her wish of Shiva darshan. As Lord Shiva granted Darshan to Mahalakshmi who worshipped Him with 1000 flowers, He is named Sahasra Lakshmeeswarar. Sahasram means 1000.

The temple has special significance attached to Uthiratadhi star. Sages Agir Budhan, Angirasa, Agni Purandhaka and divine sculptor Viswakarama are born in this star. They come here on all monthly star days to worship Sahasra Lakshmeeswarar to perform pujas in their invisible form, according to belief. Hence the natives are advised to visit the temple as often as they can or at least on their annual star day, perform Homas with a nivedhana of sweet pudding made with cashews, ghee, badam, grapes and honey for relief from problems as debt burden and progress in efforts stalled due to reasons known or unknown.

As Fire God and Sun also known as Ayan are worshipped here, the place is named Theeyathur. Thee in Tamil means fire. As hot Agni worshipped here, those suffering from heat related diseases worship here. All pray to Lord and Mother with abishek and archanas for a smooth life without monetary, health and other problems

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