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Uttarashada Nakashatra Tarabalam – Good Tarabalam for Uttara Shada Birth Star Born People

Uttarashada Nakashatra (birth star) born people will have good Tarabalam generally with following Nakshatra born people: Uttara Shada Tarabalam is used for looking marriage compatibility, business partnership and other deals. Uttarashada Good Nakashatra Tarabalam with: Ashwini Nakshtra Bharani Rohini Arudra Nakshtra Aslesha Magha Purvaphalguni Nakshtra Hasta Swati Jyeshta Moola Purvashada Nakshtra Sravanam Shatabhisha Revati Nakshtra Please note that this is only a general list. Please note that in some regions Tarabalam is calculated daily based on the day’s Nakshatra. In such cases the general list should be ignored.

Godha Devi – About Goddess Godha Devi

Godha Devi is one of the popular names of Sri Andal. The name Goddess Godha Devi is associated with her appearing from earth at Srivilliputhur. She gets the name as she appeared after splitting the earth. Godha Devi is the incarnation of Mother Earth, Bhoodevi and is one of the twelve Alwars, great devotees of Vishnu. She is the only female alwar. Goddess Godha Devi was found in the garden of Periyaalvar . She grew up to be a great devotee of Vishnu and a mystic poet. She is the author of Thiruppavai. Through her intense and unwavering devotion to Bhagvan Vishnu she attained beatitude and she became the consort of Lord Ranganatha (Bhagvan Vishnu) at Srirangam. Goddess Godha Devi is one of the best exponents of Bakthi Marga. She is one among the celebrated models of bridal mysticism – moksha through consort like Bhakti Bhava for Vishnu. Today the divine marriage of Goddess Godha Devi to Bhagvan Vishnu is observed in many temples.

Kritika Nakashatra Tarabalam – Good Tarabalam for Krittika Birth Star Born People

Kritika Nakashatra (birth star) born people will have good Tarabalam generally with following Nakshatra born people: Krittika Tarabalam is used for looking marriage compatibility, business partnership and other deals. Kritika Good Nakashatra Tarabalam with: Ashwini Nakshtra Bharani Rohini Arudra Nakshtra Aslesha Magha Purvaphalguni Nakshtra Hasta Swati Jyeshta Moola Purvashada Nakshtra Sravanam Shatabhisha Nakshtra Revati Please note that this is only a general list. Please note that in some regions Tarabalam is calculated daily based on the day’s Nakshatra. In such cases the general list should be ignored.

Vanabadrakaliamman Temple on Mettupalayam – Tekkampatti Road near Coimbatore – Vanabadrakali Amman Kovil with timing and contact address and phone number

Dedicated to Mother Goddess Shakti, Vanabadrakaliamman Temple is located on the Mettupalayam – Tekkampatti Road near Coimbatore . Vanabadrakali Amman Kovil is around 5 km from Mettupalayam. The temple story and legend is closely associated with Pandavas. You can find the Vanabadrakaliamman Temple and contact address with phone number below. The temple is located on the banks of Bhavani River . Some scholars are of the view that the old name of the river was Vani and Poovani. Devi Bhadrakali worshipped in the temple thus came to be known as Vanabadrakaliamman. Vanabadrakaliamman Temple is believed to have existed during the period of the Pandavas. It is believed that Pandavas took the blessing of the deity in the war against seven Aravalli Sisters who were harassing people through witch craft. The story of seven Aravalli sisters is a local legend associated with the Vanabadrakaliamman Temple . The temple has murtis of Bheemasen of Maharabharata and Pagasoor

Rare Pandulipi (manuscript) of Sri Ramcharitmanas of Tulsidas at Hanuman Temple in Akhara Goswami Tulsidas on Tulsi Ghat in Varanasi

The only original pandulipi (manuscript) of Sri Ramcharitmanas (also referred to as the Tulsi Ramayana) dated Samvat 1704 (1648 AD) and a few precious articles of its writer, Goswami Tulsidas is kept at the Hanuman Temple in Akhara Goswami Tulsidas on Tulsi Ghat in Varanasi. The articles are displayed now only on the Tulsidas Jayanti which falls on the sixth day during the waxing phase of moon in Shravan month as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in North India. Earlier, the manuscripts were only display on all days but it was restricted to a single day after a theft in 2011. The Hindu reports  Those seven months till the police recovered the rare manuscript of Sri Ramcharitmanas led to an interesting development. “As the chances of recovering the original manuscript dwindled with each passing day, I decided to collect as many manuscripts of Goswami Tulsidas works as possible, including Sri Ramcharitmanas, from whatever source I could,” says Dr. Vijay Nath Mishra