ARUNACHALA GRACE

Most devotees are familiar with the legend of the manifestation of Lord Siva as an effulgent column of light without beginning or end, as re...

Each month there is day known as Sivaratri and once a year there is Mahashivaratri (maha=great) -- the Great Festival of Shiva. The da...

In response to those requesting information about Parvathamalai, below are a list of my postings of this sacred place. I will enlarge th...

Every year during Deepam five earthen-pot lighted lamps, representing the five elements, provide the flame for the single Bharani Deepam...

The legend of Shiva and Parvati’s Game of Dice, explains the creation of the phenomenal world in that before they begin to play, they are th...

I have written about Garuda worship at Samudram Erie several times on Arunachala Grace, so thought it might be interesting to give more...

To read more about the traditions and mythology of Deepam as is celebrated at Arunachala, please visit the following earlier postings on Aru...

Deepam as celebrated at Arunachala, is traditionally connected with the Hill and Arunachaleswarar Temple, and the only other Arunachala Temp...