Top 5 Most Famous Brahma Temples in India

Top 5 Most Famous Brahma Temples in India spiritual message from www.saisaranam.in Lord Brahma also known as Svayambhu with four faces is the creator God in the Trimurti or Hindu Trinity and credited as the creator of the universe. Brahma the forgotten creator god has few temples in India and among the most prominent is Brahma Temple Pushkar. --------------- 1- Brahma Temple, Pushkar Brahma Temple of Pushkar is also known as Jagatpita Brahma Mandir, located close to the sacred Pushkar Lake. This Brahma temple is one of very few existing Brahma temples of the Hindu and the most prominent among them. -------------------- 2- Brahma Temple, Bangalore The Brahma Temple is located behind govt school karivobanahalli in Nagasandra Post of Bangalore. It also has one of the largest Lord brahma 7 feet height 4 faces Chaturmukha statue. ----------------- 3- Brahma Temple, Carambolim The Brahma temple is situated 7 kms from Valpoi in the village of Brahma Carambolim. It is the only Brahma temple in Goa and one of the few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma in India. ------------------ 4- Brahmapureeswarar Temple, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu- The Brahmapureeswarar Temple is located in Thirupattur near Trichy,The presiding deities are Lord Brahmapureeswarar in the form of Swayambu Lingam. So there are more than one Lord Brahma temple in India apart from Brahma Temple of Pushkar. FULL DETAILS - IN SAME BLOG - https://shirdisaisaranam.blogspot.com/2018/01/lord-bramha-temple-at-thurupattur.html ---------------------- 5- Mithrananthapuram Temple, Kerala The Mithrananthapuram Trimurti Temple complex is located on the western side of Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple and dedicated to all the Trimurti’s Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva. Mithrananthapuram Trimurti Temple is one of the most famous Trimurti Temple in India. ---------------------------- thanks from www.saisaranamyatra.com

Lord Bramha temple at Thurupattur

At a distance of 35 km from Trichy, Sri Brahmapureeswar Temple is one of the rare temples dedicated to Lord Brahma situated at Thirupattur. While this is predominantly a Shiva temple, it is very closely associated with Lord Brahma. Devotees believed that a person can change his fate by seeking blessings at Brahmapureeswarar Temple.

The presiding deity of the temple is Sri Brahmapureeswarar in the form of a Swayambu Lingam. He is called Brahmapureeswarar since he changed the destiny of Brahma. There are seven enclosures leading to the sanctum. Every year in the Tamil month of Panguni (March-April) for three days, the sunlight falls directly on the presiding deity. It is a miracle that the sun rays cross the seven entrances and fall directly on the lingam.

Goddess Parvathi is worshipped as Brahma Sampath Gowri, situated adjacent to Sri Brahmapureeswarar shrine. There is a separate shrine for Lord Brahma in meditative pose sitting on a lotus. The idol of Lord Brahma is magnificent 6 feet high decorated with Turmeric. The temple complex also has the Jeeva Samadhi of Yogi Patanjali, the author of Yoga Sutras.

According to mythology, Lord Brahma once became very proud that he is the creator of the universe. He felt he was more powerful than Lord Shiva - since he had the power of creation. Seeing his pride, Lord Shiva got angry and destroyed Brahma's 5th head and also cursed him that he would lose his powers of creation. After losing his fifth head and the duty of creation, Brahma realized his mistake. He worshipped Shiva at various places to be relieved from the curse. Lord Brahma installed 12 lingams around the Bramhapureeshwarar site and worshipped Shiva here for very long time. Pleased by Brahma's affections, Shiva gave him darshan under the Magizha tree and liberated him from his punishment.

The 12 small shrines of Lord Shiva situated in the Bramhapureeshwarar temple complex are Sri Bhramapureeswara, Sri Pazamalainathar, Sri Pathalaeswarar, Sri Sudharaneeswarar, Sri Thayumannar, Sri Sabthagereswarar, Sri Kalathinathar, Sri Jambukeswarar, Sri Kailasanathar, Sri Arunachaleeswarar, Sri Ekambreswarar and Sri Manduganathar.

Brahmotsavam festival, Maha Shivarathri, Kathigai, Navarathri and Vinayaka Chathurthi are the major festivals celebrated here. Mondays and Thursdays are the most favored days for getting darshan.

The Kailasanathar temple is another temple located in Thirupattur, which is around 1 km from Brahmapureeswarar temple. This temple contains the jeeva samaadhi of sage Vyagrapadha.

Timings: 7 AM - 12 PM and 4 PM - 8 PM