Sivan names matching with lord muruga names

This form or appearance of the Tamil god of Lord Murugan is considered to be very rare and peculiar as the Tamil Kadavul is known for his weapon which is ' Vel Vel Vetri Vel'. That is to say, Veludayanpattu Sri Siva Subramania Swamy Temple is the home of a unique primary deity where Lord Muruga is seen with a bow and seven arrows instead of his regular weapon of ' Vel' (divine javelin). The age-old temple has also got a significance that cannot be witnesses only across a few Hindu temples in the country. In this Veludayanpattu Sri Siva Subramania Swamy Temple in Neyveli, Lord Muruga offers his blessings along with Devayanai and Valli and thus fondly called as Valli Deivanai Sametha Siva Subramania Swamy. In Tamil Nadu, it is regarded very special to visit temples where Lord Muruga (the generalissimo of the army of the devas and the second son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati) is present along with his consorts Devayanai (also known as Devasena, Deivanai or Deivayanai) - the daughter of Indra, the King of the Gods and God of Weather and War and Valli. It is believed that Veludayanpattu Sri Siva Subramania Swamy Temple in Neveyli Township is more than 800 years old. The most important festival celebrated here is 'Panguni Uthiram' festival during the Tamil month of Panguni (in between March and April Month of every year). However, over the period of time it has come to be known as Veludayanpattu Murugan temple. Hence, the temple was popularly known as Villudayanpattu Murugan temple. In general Lord Murugan has spear (vel) in his hand, but in this Neyveli temple he is seen holding the bow, signifying that he assumed the role of a hunter. We will feel peacefulness around the temple area. It is about a Kilometer from the Central Bus Stand. As soon as you reach Neyveli Towship Central Bus stand, you can take an Auto to reach the Temple. The Neyveli Murugan Temple is very easily approachable.

Sivan names matching with lord muruga names