Guruvayurappan temple , Nettigere In Bangalor
Compiled by
P.R.Ramachander
(My sister Smt Geetha Narayanan , wanted me to write about this temple today.I have tried my best)
When any Malayali Hindu is in trouble , He cries out “ende Guruvayurappa(Oh my Guruvayurappa)” as the Baby God Guruvayurappan is his solace .
So wherever he goes , he tries to have his “Lord Guruvayurappan” near him by building at least a small temple for his Guruvayurappan. Bangalore Malayali is no exception for this. I know of three temples for him in Bangalore
A.Nettigere Guruvayurappan temple
This temple is located in a quaint village called Nettigere , in Kanakapura road , few kilo meters of SwamI Ravi sankar’s Ashram. You would come across Twinkler’s school on your left. Few yards away , when the road takes a left turn, you will find a typical Kerala style temple .This is temple of Guruvayurappan, built , consecrated and maintained in typical Malayali style according to kerala system of worship . The dress code is also that of a Malayali temple,
The Nettigere Guruvayurappan temple land owes its mahathmya for the abundant growth of Tulsi (Basil leaf), the river Swarnamukhi (monsoon fed river) on whose banks Cows were grazing for a long time and the Sanctum Sanctorum was selected, were a 12 ft high ant hill existed. The Lord of Guruvayur reappeared here to bless the people of Bangalore. In the wee hours of Kumbha month (Masi) two Garuda Pakshis (birds) received the Lord Guruvayurappan idol to the Temple at Nettigere.The God was consecrated on a Uthram star in the Mesha(April may month)
Visiting the temple will give a divine feeling and the nostalgia of the Guruvayurappan Temple at Guruvayur. The moment one enters the temple, an indescribable bliss bursts upon him and he experiences an infinite joy of seeing his Guruvayurappan . Every one who visits the temple returns with heavy heart, always to return back again to see his Guruvayurappan .
Architecture
The temple architecture resembles the typical Kerala style of construction. The idol is made of a stone called "Patala Anjanam" or black bismuth and is in the standing pose with four arms carrying the Shanka (conch), the Chakra (discus), the Gada (mace) and Padma (lotus). As per the tradition followed by this temple located in Kerala, the Idol of Sri Guruvayurappan is visible straightaway inside the mantapam, where there is no electric lights and the idol is only visible through the light of oil lamps. The shrines faces towards east with two Gopurams, one at East (Kizhakkenada) and other at West (Padinjarenada). The entire area between these Gopurams is roofed with tiles and known as Anapanthal, the outer wall of which is fixed with a gallery of oil lamps.
Darsan Info
Temple timings : 5:00 AM to 12.00 PM & 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Darsan Dresscode
For Ladies: Saree or Salwar Kameez
For Gents: Dhothi only and shirt/banian should be removed. Dhothi is available free at temple premises for wearing temporarily.
Temple Rituals
Morning Pooja Temple opens at 5:30 AM and Temple closes at 12.30 PM;
Evening Pooja Temple opens at 5:30 PM and Temple closes at 8:00 PM
Deeparadhana between 6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
Best time to visit Nettigere Guruvayurappan Temple(preferred time): 06:00 am - 11:30 am
Time required to visit Nettigere Guruvayurappan Temple: 01:00 Hrs
Special Rituals
Devotees can perform the following pooja's on special days : Pushpanjali seva,Vilakku Archana, Ganapathi Homa, Palpayasa and Pooja, Trikala Pooja (One day's full pooja in the name of the devotee), Bhagavathi Seva.
All vazhipadu that you normally do at Guruvayur are also accepted here.
Nettigere Guruvayurappan Temple Address: NH 209, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560082, India
Nettigere Guruvayurappan Temple Contact Number: +91-9590468057
This temple is 22 Km away from Banasankarai Bus numbers 213 A, B, C take you there.You should alight in Nettigere stop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJjQY2BqW60&ab_channel=GuruvayurappanTemple
2 comments:
ಸ್ವಾಮಿ ಗುರುವಾಯುರಪ್ಪ ನಾಳೆ ಮುಂಜಾನೆಯೊಳಗೆ ನನ್ನ ಕೈ ಕಾಲಿಗೆ ಶಕ್ತಿ ನೋಡಿದರೆ ಅಷ್ಟದ್ರವ್ಯ ಅಭಿಷೇಕ ಸೇವೆ ಸಲ್ಲಿಸುವೆ ತಂದೆ.
Nice to know. Namaskaram
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