Arulmigu Kalyana Pasupatheswarar Temple, is located in Karur and is one of the seven Sivastalams. There is no place to sit and meditate next to the shrine, However, you can go into meditative states here effortlessly. This Temple is mukti place of two out of 63 Nayanmars, Eripatha Nayanar and Pugal Chola.
The temple premises also has the Jeevasamadhi of Karuvarur Siddhar on the left side of the temple.
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How to get there:
The temple is located 66 kms South of Erode and 79 kms West of Tiruchirappalli.
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/LGHKsbEKvHtUYaRD7
About Pugal Chola Nayanar
Pugal Chola Nayanar was a king. He was living in Uraiyur in the Chola kingdom. He was greatly devoted to Lord Siva and His Bhaktas. He was an ideal king and people loved him and followed in his footsteps.
Once he went to Karur to collect tributes due to him from the kings of Kuda Nadu. All of them paid at once: but the ministers reported that a petty king named Adigan had not. He ordered his troops to invade Adigan’s fort. In the meantime, the king’s elephant was killed by Eripatha Nayanar for a Siva Aparadham (as we have already seen in Eripatha Nayanar’s life). Ultimately, both Eripathar and the king had the Lord’s Darshan. As this drama was being enacted, elsewhere, the king’s troops had demolished Adigan’s fort, killing many of his men, and Adigan himself had run away. Pugal Cholar’s troops returned with a lot of wealth and the heads of men killed. They placed all these at the king’s feet. Among the heads, the king noticed a head with the braid of hair on top–it belonged to a Siva Bhakta. Stricken with terrible remorse the king had a big fire made, went round it having the head on a golden plate in his hand and entered the fire chanting the Panchakshara Mantra. Thus he entered the Lord’s Abode.
Jeevasamadhi of Karuvarur Siddhar
The temple premises also has the Jeevasamadhi of Karuvarur Siddhar on the left side of the temple.
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Source:
https://www.dlshq.org/download/sixty-three-nayanar-saints/
