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Virabhadra Abhishekam | Kumbakonam | 7^th Nov.

Participate in Virabhadra Abhishekam Online on 7^th November, 2023 at Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu seeking Protection from all fears and unseen enemies.

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Importance of Sri Virabhadra Swamy

Sri Virabhadra Swamy is the protective deity in all Shiva temples and is also known as Kshetrapala. Virabhadra being a Shiva Gana is offered Pujas to seek his blessing and protection from evil eyes, dark forces or any kind of negative energy.

Lord Virabhadra is said to have manifest from Lord Shiva according to Shiva Purana. Lord Shiva created him from a strand of his hair in anger to destroy Daksha Yaag when, Sati sacrificed herself in the Homa Kunda. Virabhadra executed Daksha Prajapati and destroyed the Yajjna. Later, Gods brought Daksha to life attaching a Goat’s head. There are many temples dedicated to Virabhadra Swamy across India.

Virabhadra Jayanti is celebrated on the first Tuesday of Bhadrapadmaas every year. There are references made to the deity Virabhadra by the renowned traveller Marc Polo.

Virabhadra Swamy Abhishekam performed with milk is said to bring his grace. Day of Krishna Paksha Dashmi or Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi is said to be auspicious and ideal for Virbhadra Puja. If such a day is coinciding with Hasta Nakshatram, it is said to bring best results.

Benefits of Virabhadra Abhishekam

• Victory over unseen enemies
• Fame & Fortune
• Recognition in Society

Video of Veerabhadra Abhishekam | Kumbakonam

Aghora Veerabhadra Swamy Temple – Kumbakonam

Aghora Veerabhadra Swamy Temple is situated adjacent to the Maha Maham Tank in Kumbakonam of Tamil Nadu State. Other deities installed in the premises are Bhadrakali and Dakshinamurthy. Lord Veerabhadara can be seen holding bow & arrow, Khadga (Sword) and Danda (Authority stake).

Mahamaham Tank in Kumbakonam

Mahamaham Tank is a huge temple tank in Kumbakonam. The tank is surrounded by 16 small Mandapams (shrines) and has 21 wells inside the tank. Sri Govinda Dikshitar, the chieftain of Ragunatha Nayak of Thanjavur, constructed the sixteen Mandapams and stone steps around this tank. There are 21 wells inside the tank in the shape of small spring wells. Beginning the eastern side of the tank, there are eight wells in the name of celestial deities. In between the Vayu and Kubera wells, the ninth well is located called Brahma Theertham. Commencing from the north of Vayu Theertham, there are nine wells indicating the holy rivers of India, namely the Ganges, Yamuna, Godavari, Narmada, Saraswathi, Kaveri, Tungabhadra, Krishna and Sarayu.

Masimaham is an annual event that occurs in the Tamil month of Masi (February-March) in the Magha Nakshatram.  Every once in twelve years, when Gurugraha (Jupiter) enters Simha Rashi (Leo), the Kumbha Mela festival is celebrated at the Mahamaham tank. 12 Shiva temples and 5 Vishnu temples are connected with this festival.

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Participate in Virabhadra Abhishekam Online on 7^th November, 2023 at Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu seeking Protection from all fears and unseen enemies.