07th October 2017.
After the Darshan of Sri Kasi Viswanathar and Sri
Marundeeswarar, at Thiruvanmiyur went to this Pamban Sri Kumaraguru Dasa
Swamigal Jeeva Samadhi temple, next to Kalakshetra dedicated to a Siddhar and an ardent devotee of Lord Murugan who lived in the 19th century.
The Complex consists of a 1941 CE Mayura Puram
building where the office and the Madapalli function, a shed in which a bronze
Murugan Statue worshiped by Pamban
Swamigal and his statue are facing east, Jeeva Samadhi of Sri Pamban Swamigal
and on the back jeeva samadhi of his disciple
Sri Subramaniya Dasar.
The brief history of Sri Pamban KumaraGuru Dasa
Swamigal….. Pamban Swamigal was born in 1848 CE and Appavu was the name given by
his parents. On seeing his seeing his intelligence
Sethu Madhava Iyer initiated him at Agni Theertham. At an appropriate age, his parents and Sethu Madhava Iyer arranged his
marriage, and was blessed with a son and two daughters.
His life was full of mysteries and miracles
conducted by Lord Murugan. Starting from a young age, he composed many hymns on
Lord Muruga and Shanmuga Kavasam is an extraordinary one. He wants to direct the initiation of Palanimalai Murugan. For the same, he constructed a small room in
a graveyard and meditated for 35 days and Lord Murugan appeared before him and
gave darshan. From then he led his life like a sanyasi. In 1895 CE came to
Chennai and stayed at Bangaru Ammal’s residence. The transport, stay and food
were arranged by Lord Murugan without his knowledge. In 1896 CE he traveled to
Chidambaram and wrote an Upanishad called “Thakaralaya Rakashyam”. He traveled
to many places and worshipped Lord Muruga. One such place is the Kumarakottam
of Kanchipuram where Lord Muruga himself called to worship him. Pamban
Swamigal travelled to Varanasi where he took the real sanyasam and started wearing
kavi vasthairam.
He didn’t attend the funerals of his mother and his
own son, even though he knew through his vision before the telegram reached him.
In the year 1923 CE he met with an accident in which
his left leg was broken and was admitted to the Chennai, the then Madras, Govt Hospital. The British Doctors decided to
amputate the left leg up to the knee and the operation date was also fixed. On that day
night, a peacock came into his room sat on his leg, and waved its feathers
on the broken portion. On the next day when the doctors inspected to their
surprise the broken knee was joined and the wound also healed, due to the grace of Lord Muruga. On 30th
May 1929 CE attained Jeeva Samadhi at Chennai. He was also called “Ahiyaserma Sudha Vithiga Saiva Siddhanta Ganabanu”
TEMPLE
TIMINGS:
The temple will be kept open between 07.00 hrs to
12.00 hrs and 16.30 hrs to 21.00 hrs and night will be opened during Pournami
night / Full moon day.
HOW TO
REACH:
Temple is just a KM from Thiruvanmiyur bus terminus
and lot of many buses are there from various parts of the city.
Autos are also available from the Bus terminus.
Jeeva Samadhi of Sri Pamban Swamigal
The Shed in which the Lord Murugan statue is worshiped by
Pamban Swamigal is installed
Jeeva Samadhi of Srimad Subramaniya Dasar, one of the Pamban Swamigal's disciples.
---OM SHIVAYA NAMA---
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