ThirupPaarkadal | Sri Ksheerapthi Nathan | Divya Desams - 107

About the Abode:

This is one among the Eternal Locations (Vinnulaga thirupathi), where one can’t reach there with the human body, and only our soul (Atma) can reach there. This Tirupathi can’t be viewed through our ordinary eyes. However, the seers, Rishis and Muni’s of yore, with an insight and power of Penance, they could visualize this Eternal Location with their power of Telepathy and Jnana Drushti.

This Thiruparkadal Divyadesam doesn’t exist in this mighty earth. Because of this, along with our human body, we aren't able to see this sthala perumal. It is situated trillions & trillions of light years from the Earth, crossing the sky and above it, the Lord God perumal is on the Serpent known as Aadhisesha in Bhujanga Shayana and facing along the South direction which is said to be watching the activities of Yama dharma.

All Devar are said to be persons where shadow doesn’t fall and their feet don't touch the land. Likewise, the perumal in Paarkadal is watching all of the activities of all Aathmas and depending upon their pava (sin) and Punya (good) activities, he decides on the final Mukthi.

The Lord God resides in all living creatures and even in atoms. Lord God Emperumaan separates as Sri Vasudeva, Sangarshana, Prathyumnan and Anirudha. Sri Vasudevan is capable of giving Njana, Sakthi, Tejas and is said to have the qualities (amsam) of Sriman Narayanan. Sangarshanan is said to be having the great qualities like Sakthi and Gnana and is said to be the amsam of Lord Shiva. Prathyumnan is said to be the amsam of Lord Brahma Deva and is a great Gjana person. Anirudh is said to be the amsam of Parasakthi and Lakshmi piratti and has the inbuilt qualities like richness, Gnana and Sakthi.

Sri Vasudeva is equivalent to Kesava, Madhava and Narayana. Sangarshan is equivalent to Govinda, Vishnu and Madhusoodhan. Pradhyumnan is equivalent to Thiruvikrama, Vaamana and Sridhara. Anirudhan is equivalent to Rishikesa, Padmanabha and Damodhara.

These all 12 are referred to as 12 Sooryas and chandras who are along in all 12 directions (sides) thereby making all Jeevathmas to emerge, lead their life, calculating their Pava and Punya known as Sins & good deeds.

“Om Namo Nrayana”, the Ashtakshara Mantra is surrounded all over this divyadesam and by chanting this mantra, we too reach the Thiruppaarkadal Nathan of this divya desam.

Specials:

This Thirupaarkadal divya desam doesn’t exist in this mighty earth. Because of this, along with our human body, one can’t see this sthala perumal. It is said to be situated trillions of light years away from the Earth.

Moolavar:

The Moolavar of this divyadesam is Sri Ksheerapthi Nathan. Also named as “Thiruppaarkadal Nathan ''. He is on the Adhiseshan in a sleeping posture known as Sayana – Kidantha thirukkolam facing his South direction. Pratyaksham for Brahma deva, Rudra (Lord Shiva) and all other Devas and Rishis.

Thayaar:

There are two Thaayars namely Kadal Magal Naachiyaar and Sri Devi thaayar.

Mangalasasanam:

Periyalwar – 5 Paasurams

Andal – 3 Paasurams

Kulasekara alwar – 2 Paasurams

Thirumazhisaialwar – 13 Paasurams

Thondaradippodi Alvar – 1 Pasurams

Thirumangai alwar – 10 Paasurams

Poigai alwar – 1 Paasuram

Bhoodathalwar – 2 Paasurams

Pei alwar – 4 paasurams

Nammalwar – 9 Paasurams

Total – 50 Paasurams.

Pushkarani:

ThirupPaarkadal.

Amirtha theertham.

Vimanam:
Ashtanga Vimaanam.