Margazhi is a special month with spiritual significance, cultural richness, and traditional practices that bring people together in devotion. Scientific Significance: The ozone layer is closest to the Earth during Margazhi, making it beneficial for health. Thiruppavai Chanting: Chanting of Andal’s Tiruppavai in the early morning (Brahma Muhurtham) is a significant event during Margazhi.
Vaikunta Ekadashi: Dedicated to Bhagavan Vishnu, this day is considered highly auspicious, and devotees visit temples and enter Vaikunta through Swargavasal (gates).
Thiruvadirai: Celebrated with great pomp and religious fervor in all Shiva temples, this day marks the star of Bhagavan Shiva.
Koodaraivalli: Commemorates the day Andal completed her Pavai Nombu fasting and was blessed by Bhagavan Narayana with Thirukalyana Varam.
Cultural Significance: Margazhi is a time for traditional music, Carnatic music concerts, Bharatanatyam dance recitals, and drawing of kolams (rangoli) daily in front of houses.
Charitable Activities: Many people engage in charitable activities, such as donating to the poor and needy, during this month.
Introspection and Self-Reflection: Margazhi is considered a time for introspection and self-reflection, helping individuals re-evaluate their priorities and goals.
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