bandula
04-17-2007, 01:28 PM
Celebrating New Year, ‘Sarvasiththu Varusha’ Photo Essay:
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Hindus gathered at temples to welcome “Sarvasiththu Varusha” New Year
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A special “Abhishekam” was performed at Sri Venkadeswara Maha Vishnu temple in Nedimala
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Pooja is performed at “Vasantha Mandapam”
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Devotees gathered at temples in large numbers
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Traditional “Kumbam” is set for the New Year
“Kumbam“: a pot filled with water and on the mouth of it is placed a coconut and in between the coconut and the mouth of the pot are placed mango leaves. The pot is placed on a bed of paddy or rice spread on banana leaf or tray.Kumbam symbolises prosperity.
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Sathya Sri Narayana Kurukkal blesses the devotees
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A Hindu female devotee worships the Sun God
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“Thavil” (a traditional drum) is played at the temple
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The main “Kumbam” is taken on a procession
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A Hindu priest blesses the devotees with rice soaked in saffron
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A female devotee places Kumkumam on another female’s forehead and wished her good luck[/B]
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A female devotee offers water to an idol of a snake
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Indrajith Sanjeth plays with light wire crackers
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New cash notes were given as “Kai Vishesham” by the most eldest member in the family
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[B]People want to live in peace and harmony[B]
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http://www.tamilweek.com/images/159.JPG
Hindus gathered at temples to welcome “Sarvasiththu Varusha” New Year
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/230.JPG
A special “Abhishekam” was performed at Sri Venkadeswara Maha Vishnu temple in Nedimala
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/333.JPG
Pooja is performed at “Vasantha Mandapam”
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/431.JPG
Devotees gathered at temples in large numbers
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/530.jpg
Traditional “Kumbam” is set for the New Year
“Kumbam“: a pot filled with water and on the mouth of it is placed a coconut and in between the coconut and the mouth of the pot are placed mango leaves. The pot is placed on a bed of paddy or rice spread on banana leaf or tray.Kumbam symbolises prosperity.
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/629.JPG
Sathya Sri Narayana Kurukkal blesses the devotees
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/728.JPG
A Hindu female devotee worships the Sun God
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/825.JPG
“Thavil” (a traditional drum) is played at the temple
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/920.JPG
The main “Kumbam” is taken on a procession
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/1023.JPG
A Hindu priest blesses the devotees with rice soaked in saffron
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/1121.JPG
A female devotee places Kumkumam on another female’s forehead and wished her good luck[/B]
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/1314.JPG
A female devotee offers water to an idol of a snake
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/1510.jpg
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/167.JPG
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/177.JPG
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/187.JPG
Indrajith Sanjeth plays with light wire crackers
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/205.JPG
New cash notes were given as “Kai Vishesham” by the most eldest member in the family
http://www.tamilweek.com/images/2110.JPG
[B]People want to live in peace and harmony[B]
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