When we think of Ganapati, we think of Gajamu Khude. But unlike that, Adivinayak Temple in Tamil Nadu is a place where Lord Vinayaka is worshiped in the form in which he first appeared i.e. with a human face. The features of this temple where Lord Vigneshva appears in the same beautiful form of Parvati crushed turmeric as the fatless Ganapati are...
Agajanana padmarkam Gajananamaharnisham aneka danta bhaktanam ekadantamupasmahe. ... we praise Ganesha by saying. When we think of Ganasatha, we remember a face with big ears, a head and a single tooth. Actually Ganesha first appeared in human form. Due to his father's anger, he is worshiped as a gajmukh. The story of Ganesha emerging as a man and becoming Gajamukha is found in the Ganesha Vratakalpa. Goddess Parvati, who is auspicious, crushes the turmeric she has painted and makes a doll. Bringing the doll to life, she names it as Vinaya Kudi and makes it the gatekeeper of her temple. Lord Shiva, who did not know this, entered Parvati's shrine as usual. Ganesha, who is there, stops Shiva. He says that he will not let him go inside without his mother's permission. He was surprised by this. Tiruvarur will be different from that Gajasura brought. Apart from this, every month Swamini Vinayakar offers offerings of kudumu and jilledukaya to the lord. in Thilatharpanapuri
After cutting off Ganesha's head, Lord Shiva learns about it and kills him and sacrifices Gajamukha to Ganesha. At that time Ganapayya was worshiping with Gajamukha. But, this place where Lord Vinayaka appears as an anthropomorphic person appears to the devotees in his human form. That is why Naramukha Ganapati and Aadi are known in this area. Sankatahara Chaturdashinadu. Special pujas are performed. To the beloved Vighnayaka Koluvudiri is a part of Muktiswarar Kshetra There is a temple, therefore Like Mahashivaratri and Masashivaratri Special abhishekals are performed here on holidays. Shiva kalyanas are also performed.
Tarpanala Swami:
Usually Pitrukarmas are performed in fields like Kashi, Gaya or on the banks of any river. Along with these, devotees believe that it is very good if you give tarpana and perform ancestral rites in this area. Hence like the Mahalaya party. Om Maha Ganesha is our Lord At times people from all over the country come here specially to perform many rituals. A story related to this is circulating. In the Treta Yuga... After hearing the news of the death of his father Dasharatha Maharaja, Ramachandramurthy, who was in exile, used to leave tarpanas for him wherever he went. He prays to Lord Shiva as his father does not get salvation despite leaving offerings in many places. do Then Supreme Lord Shiva appeared and asked to bathe in the pool of this field and perform ancestral rites. The legend says that Dasharatha was liberated. It is named Tilatharpanapuri as it is the place where Lord Rama gave tarpanas It is believed by the locals.
How to reach:
Thilatharpana Puri is three kilometers away from Kutanur Saraswati Devi Temple in Tiruvarur district. Pathika is kilometers away from Shaniswara Temple in Tirunallaru. There are road and rail ways to reach here. By road, you can reach Kumbakonam, Thanjavur, Mailaduthurai and Mayavaram from anywhere in the country by special buses run by the government. If you arrive at Poondottam station between Tiruvarur and Mailaduthurai by train, you can reach the temple by auto from there. One can visit Naramukha Ganapayya.
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