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#716465
In our area, I have never seen this concept of pouring water and keeping the lamp in the middle. This I have not seen either in Telangana or Andhra Pradesh. But in some temples, they mid-small half openings in the walls from inside. These are like very small almirahs in the wall. In those cavities, Diyas are kept and lighted. This will be done more in temples. But in some old houses also we have seen such cavities and in the nights the housewives used to keep lights in those cavities. Lighting diyas in the temple will be more in the month of Kathika in both the Telugu states.
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#716476
#716465 sir, what told by you is in almost all old houses in Tamilnadu cities and villages also. They are called madams in which people keep the lamps daily in evenings. But the one mentioned above is in temples of Tamilnadu.
#716485
Pattabhi,
I am also confused with your lighting in temples. I never heard about such lighting arrangements inside the temples over the water. It is new to me.
Do you know this? In Kanyakumari, Goddess Bhagavathi had a pearl nose stud which was so powerful that the mariners used to think it as a light house. Many mariners were confused and were stuck between the rocks. Due to this the gate was locked forever, to save the mariners.
No life without Sun
I am also confused with your lighting in temples. I never heard about such lighting arrangements inside the temples over the water. It is new to me.
Do you know this? In Kanyakumari, Goddess Bhagavathi had a pearl nose stud which was so powerful that the mariners used to think it as a light house. Many mariners were confused and were stuck between the rocks. Due to this the gate was locked forever, to save the mariners.
No life without Sun
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