- A
garbhagriha (Sanskrit: गर्भगृह, romanized: Garbhagṛha) is the
innermost sanctuary of
Hindu and Jain temples, what may be
called the "holy of holies"...
-
attained Vaikundam; his
physical body was
interred in the
Palliyarai of Swamithoppe. The
Palliyarai contains two oil
lamps (kuthuvilakku), an elunetru, and...
- the
other temples by the fact that
idols are
replaced by
mirrors in the
Palliyarai. Only the
recitations of a
handful of
scholars educated in the Ayyavazhi...
- very or cir****ambulatory path, it has
shrines for the
deities Ganesha,
Palliyarai,
Sandana Gopalar,
Gajavalli Mahavalli, Vairavar, and
Surya with his consorts...
- and Lingodbhava—the last an
image of
Shiva emanating from lingam. The
Palliyarai, the
divine room for
resting deities, is
located at the
first precinct...
- the
subjects (viewers); this was
symbolised by
using the
mirror in the
Palliyarai, that the
image seen in a
mirror is
nothing but
which varies according...
- is found. At the left of the
sanctum sanctorum shrines of
goddess and
Palliyarai are found.
Nandi and
balipeeta are also
found here. In the
prakara shrines...
-
rituals connected to the
Panividais and
worship in Swamithope.
Usually the
Palliyarai is
opened for
worship at 4.00 am daily, with the
sounds of
Blowing Conch...
-
activities of
Vaikundar at each Pathis. In
addition to the
panividais at
Palliyarai and
Sivayi Medai, in each
Pathis there are
different Panividais performed...
- Pathis. Also
Akilam too
accredit it as a 'Pathi'. As all
other Pathis, the
Palliyarai here
forms the
inner and the
central structure of the
whole architecture...
