Diabetes Relief Puja | Karumbeeswarar Puja
Book Diabetes Relief Puja | Karumbeeswarar Puja in Karumbeeswarar Kshetra of Tamil Nadu, seeking the grace and benevolence of Lord Shiva. Diabetics visit this Kshetra and offer Pujas, seeking to cure their Diabetes.
Health is the greatest wealth and when some illness or disease haunts us the first thing that comes to our minds, is praying to the Almighty. While, the modern science has played a helping hand in finding solutions to the health related problems, we do not have solutions to all.
More About Diabetes
In Ayurveda (Ancient Indian medical Science), a condition in which a person passes honey like (sweet) urine has been called Madhumeha (Hyperglycemia) or Prameha. Reduced insulin production and decreased insulin sensitivity are the contributing factors for hyperglycemia. It is one among 20 types of Prameha (urological disorder) described in various Ayurvedic classics like Charaka Samhita, Sushruta samhita, Ashtanga sangraha, Madhava Nidana, Yoga Ratnakara and many others. Sushruta was an Indian healer believed to have lived in 6th century BCE, identified diabetes and classified this disorder as “Madhumeha”.
Karumbeeswarar Temple of Kovil Venni for Diabetes Problems
Diabetes Relief Puja | Karumbeeswarar Puja
Venni Karumbeeswarar Temple is located in Kovilvenni, a town near Needamangalam in the district of Thiruvarur. It is 24 km away from Thanjavur of Tamil Nadu State. Karumbeeswarar temple is one of the 276 Paadal Petra Sthalams which has been praised in Tamil Devaaram hymns by saints Thiru Gnanasambandar and Thirunaavukkarasar. It is a Sangam era temple with a known history of at least 2000 years. This is a Swayambhu Lingam and etchings of sugarcane can be seen on the Shiva Lingam here. Lord Shiva is also called as Rasapureeswarar (Sanskrit). Goddess Parvati is called Soundarya Nayaki. Chola King Karikala Cholan is said to have greatly contributed to this temple.
Miraculous Remedy for Diabetes Patients
Those suffering from Diabetes, offer a mixture of sugar and Rava or Semolina (wheat grains) sprinkling it around the prakaaram (Outer corridor) of Venni Karumbeeswarar temple. It is believed that, as the ants in this temple premises eat this mixture, diabetes related suffering reduces. After doing so, sweet Pongal (Sarkarai Pongal) is offered as Naivedyam to the Lord. Abhishekam is also performed prior to all these rituals. Many devotees have witnessed miraculous relief from their diabetes ailment after performing this Parihara Puja in Venni Karumbeeswarar temple.
Feeding the Ants as a part of Diabetes Relief Puja | Karumbeeswarar Puja
Benefits of Karumbeeswarar Puja
- Good Health, longevity & Well-Being
- Blessings & Benevolence of Lord Karumbeeswarar & Soundaranayagi
- Offering sweet mixture to ants around the temple said to provide relief from diabetes
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Frequently Asked Questions on Diabetes Relief Puja | Karumbeeswarar Puja
When should I perform this Diabetes Relief Puja?
This Puja can be performed on any day of the year except the eclipse.
Do I have to bring any Pooja Samagri or the food mixture?
No need of the food-mixture to be brought. However, you can bring Pooja Samagri.
Do I have to perform Diabetes Relief Puja repeatedly?
Diabetes Relief Puja to Lord Karumbeeswarar is suggested for only once.
Can I perform Diabetes Relief Puja in Absentia?
You can place a request for this Puja to be performed in Absentia. You can call our Support Team for details.