Everything about Divya Desams totally explained
Srivaishnava shrines that were sung about by
Azhvars (divine saints) are called
divya desams. There are 108 divya desams in total. Two of these are not in this material world -
Parama padam (at God's holy feet) and ThiruppaRkadal (the Ocean of Milk where Vishnu resides). Of the remaining 106, 105 are located in India and 1 is in Nepal (SaLagramam).
For a detailed list of number of paasurams of all Alvars on each Divyadesam: Mangalasasanam by Divyadesam
Vaishnava Hindus, especially in
South India, hope to visit all the 106 earthly divya desams in their lifetime, and aspire to reach the 2 spiritual divya desams in the hereafter.
Kolams of Narayana in Divya Desams
Sriman Narayanan is found in various Thirukkolam. The Thirukkolam in 108 Divyadesams are given below:
- Kidantha Thirukkolam (Sleeping Position ) - 27 Divyadesams
- Veetrirundha Thirukkolam (Sitting Position ) - 21 Divyadesams
- Nindra Thirukkolam (Standing Position ) - 60 Divyadesams
List Of Divya Desams
The list of 108 Divya Desams is given in this table:
Direction of the holy face
In these 108 Divyadesams,
Vishnu faces various directions and giving his seva (blessing), which are as follows:
Towards East direction - 79 Divyadesams
Towards West direction - 19 Divyadesams
Towards North direction - 3 Divyadesams
Towards South direction - 7 Divyadesams
List of Other famous Vaishnava Temples
Aeri Katha Ramar Temple, Maduranthakam
Karivaradaraja Perumal, Aragalur (West Facing blessing)
Kothanda Ramar Temple, Vaduvur
Rajagopala Swami Temple, MannargudiFurther Information
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