Thirukannapuram Divya Desam(DD019)
Sowri Raja Bhujangam
If in Narasimhavathar, Lord Sriman Narayana came out of pillar to to support the unshakable faith of Prahalada and to prove the fact that he is sarva Vyaapi. In this archavathar in thiruknnapuram Divyadesam, to protect his Archaka from King's wrath, Sowrai Raja Perumal gave darshan with long hair. Sowri Raja Bhujangam
Thirukkannapuram Divya Desam is one of the Pancha Krishnaraya Kshetram. This Sowri Raja Bhujanga Stotram is on Sowri Raja Perumal, the Utsavar in Thirukannapuram divya desam. The Moolavar is Neela Megha Perumal with an imposing standing Thirukkolam facing East.
Bhujanga means snake. Bhujanga Prayatha is meter used in Sanskrit verses resembling the movement of a snake. It has fixed rhythm with three syllables short, long and long to form a word. When four such words are packed in a line then it is known as Bhujanga Prayatha.
Bhujanga means snake. Bhujanga Prayatha is meter used in Sanskrit verses resembling the movement of a snake. It has fixed rhythm with three syllables short, long and long to form a word. When four such words are packed in a line then it is known as Bhujanga Prayatha.
Anantha kodi Namskaram.
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