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Sri Karaneeswarar Temple: This temple is located half a kilometer from Kapaleeswarar temple. It is believed that Sage Vasishta had worshiped this temple. To know more about this temple, please visit Sri Karaneeswarar Temple.
Sri Velleeswarar temple: This temple is more popular next only to Kapaleeswarar temple. It is believed that in this temple, the Asura Guru, Sri Sukrachariar regained his eyesight because of the grace of Lord Shiva. To know more about this temple visit Sri Velleeswarar Temple.
Sri Virupaksheeswarar Temple: Lord Virupaksheeswarar temple is in Bazaar Road, very near to Karaneeswarar temple. Lord Shiva here is said to possess a third eye. Sage Kutsa is said to have worshipped Lord Virupaksheeswarar. To know more about this temple, visit, Sri Virupaksheeswarar Temple.
Sri Vaaleeswarar Temple: This temple is walkable from Virupaksheeswarar temple. Sri Vaali, Vanara Arasan (King of Monkeys), brother of Sri Sugreeva, is believed to have worshiped Shiva at this temple and had gained strength, hence the Shivalinga is named Sri Valeeswarar. Sage Gowthama is said to have visited this temple. To know more about this temple, visit Sri Vaaleeswarar Temple
Sri Malleeswarar Temple: Sri Malleeswarar in Mylapore is one Who blossoms devotion in our heart and wards off all evil thoughts bringing us virtue. Sage Bhrugu is said to have visited this temple. To know more about this temple, please visit, Sri Malleeswarar Temple.
Sri Kapaleeswarar Temple: Mylapore got its name from this well known temple. This is the Place where Goddess Parvathi worshiped Lord Shiva in the form of a peacock. As the skull (Kapalam) was stuck to the hands of Lord Shiva as He chopped off the fifth head of Lord Brahma, He (Lord Shiva) is referred to as Kapaleeshwara. Many saivite saints including Saint Appar and Saint Sambandar have sung hymns in praise of Lord Kapaleeshwarar. To know more about this temple, please visit, Sri Kapaleeswarar Temple.
Munda Kanni Amman
This 1300 year old temple is the dwelling place of Munda Kanni Amman. The name itself suggests that the Amman has wide beautiful eyes. The effigy of the Amman is Swayambu( not man made), people from all over India visit this temple for good fortune and health. The residents of Mylapore, offer abisheka to this Amman before doing any rituals in their house. This temple is notable for relieving serpent sin (Naga Dhosha)
Munda Kanni Amman Temple - Chennai
Mundaka Kanni Amman Temple is located at Mylapore in Chennai City in the state of Tamilnadu. Here Goddess Mariamman is Swayambhu, appears with twin arms and donned with serpent crown. This temple has a 3 tier Rajagopuram.This temple is believed to be 1300 years old. It is also know to relieve Naaga Dosham, as the temple is the residing place of snake anthill along with banyan tree behind the sanctum sanctorum of Amman, and it is believed to that nagam(Snake) still worships Amman everyday. Those afflicted with chickenpox, by praying to her gets relief is the stern belief. The theertham given in this temple is known as remedy for Chicken pox. By lighting 23 lamps, people pray to her to attain rank in studies.When their prayers are fulfilled, the devotees perform abhishekam to ambal and do Angapradakshinam.
Kolavizhi Amman Temple, Mylapore, Chennai
Kolavizhi Amman Temple is a Hindu Temple located at Gopathy Narayana Chetty Street opposite to Valiswarar temple and to the east of Mundakkanni Amman Temple. This is a 1000 years old temple. Kolavizhi Amman was the protective god when Mylapore was a big Village. Normally Amman’s are protectors of the territories. The poojas are conducted as per agama by the non-Brahmin Poojaris.
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