South-facing and Swayambu Moorthi. That’s what makes the Valampuri Vinayagar Temple so special. Right here on Arundale Street in Mylapore Chennai this small temple holds a captivating history. For over 500 years the Valampuri Vinayagar Temple has stood. It’s said that George Arundale a Theosophist discovered the idol. He lived in Madras before independence. A temple was then built around the already existing idol. The priest Mangalanadha Gurukkal who has served the temple for thirty years shares fascinating stories. He says the south-facing Vinayagar removes fear of death and disease. Devotees believe their wishes are granted here. Many have witnessed miracles. One story tells of a boy unable to speak. After regular prayers at the Valampuri Vinayagar Temple he was able to speak. Now he holds a good job. The temple isn’t just for prayers though. Businessmen visit seeking prosperity. The Valampuri Vinayagar is located in the Kubera Moolai a place associated with wealth. The temple bustles with activity. Daily abhishekam is performed. Sankatahara Chathurthi and Vinayagar Chathurthi are celebrated with special pujas and homams. Valarpirai Chathurthi sees daily Ganapathy homam. Devotees offer coconut garlands or perform Arugampul archanai. This temple is more than just stones and rituals. It is a place where faith transforms lives. The Valampuri Vinayagar Temple is a testament to enduring faith and the power of belief. It waits here in Mylapore its history resonating in every prayer and every miracle. Come step inside and feel the energy.
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