Triplicane Parthasarathy Temple Vaikunta Ekadasi Sorgavasal
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In Tamil Nadu, India, the Vaikunta Ekadasi festival is held at the Sri Parthasarathy Swamy Temple in Triplicane on the 11th day of the waxing phase of the moon in the Margazhi month. The Sorgavasal Darshan is the most important event of the day. In 2023, Vaikunta Ekadasi is on January 2. At 4:30 AM is the Sorgavasal Darshan.
Thousands of people wait patiently for the day when Srihari Vishnu will pass through the Paramapada Vasal (the gateway to Heaven). This particular entrance to the sanctum sanctorum is only open on Vaikunta Ekadasi day. On that day, the holy name “Govinda Govinda” is chanted over and over again in the whole temple. On this day, there are extra pujas.
Triplicane Parthasarathy Temple Vaikunta Ekadasi Sorgavasal
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Vaikunta Ekadasi lasts 21 days at the Sri Parthasarathy Swamy Temple in Triplicane, Chennai. Pagal Pathu is the name for the first ten days, which end with the Mohini Avataram. Then Vaikunta Ekadasi is observed. Rapathu is the name for the ten days after the Ekadashi holiday.
Legend:
Hindu myth says that Venkata Krishnaswamy, Rukmini, Satyaki, Balarama, Pradyumna, and Aniruddha were worshipped by the Saptarishis, a group of seven wise men. According to the Mahabharata, Vishnu, in his form as Krishna, drove Arjuna’s chariot during the war with the Kauravas. During the war, Krishna did not take any weapons with him. During Arjuna and Bhishma’s fight, Bhishma’s arrow hit Krishna and hurt him. People think that the mark on the image in the temple goes with the story.
The place is called Allikeni, which means “lily pond,” because people think that in the past, it was full of lily ponds. The only place where the god in charge wears a moustache is there. Another story says that the area used to be a Tulsi forest. A Chola king named Sumati prayed at the Srinivasa temple in Tirupathi to see Vishnu in the form of Parthasarathi. Srinivasa told the king to go to this temple, which was built by a wise man named Atreya and was worshipped by him and another wise man named Sumati.
Triplicane Parthasarathy Temple Vaikunta Ekadasi Sorgavasal:
- Pilgrims who want to go to the Triplicane Parthasarathy Temple Sorgavasal on the day of Vaikunta Ekadasi must plan their darshan ahead of time. Most of the time, pilgrims will not be able to book online at the temple. Also, the temple won’t take reservations ahead of time.
- On the day of Vaikunta Ekadasi, pilgrims who want Darshan must go straight to the temple. Then the pilgrims can go to the front of the line, get the Darshan, and get into the Sorgavasal.
- But because there will be more people, both entering the temple and getting the Darshan will take longer than expected. On this day, it will take the pilgrims 18–19 hours to see the Darshan.
The temple, on the other hand, gives the VIP Darshan to VIPs and pilgrims who come with the highest recommendations.