We can keep on listing out the greatness of the Sathuragiri Mountain. There are so many great things filled around that mountain. I am going to share one such information today.
Action and reaction are the fundamental criterias of the universe. Based on this only everything is functioning. Even human beings need to face the reaction of every action they do. The state of getting rid of all those consequences is the superior state according to the Siththars. It is not possible for everyone to attain this state. It is possible only for those who have got the grace of the guru.
Common people will get rid of this consequence only by facing it. But they can reduce its impact by doing some precautionary actions. I think all the religions has said about the ways to get rid or reduce this consequence. But all these are more expensive as well as practically impossible ones too.
Though the Siththars have given so many explanations about the consequences of our actions, I found an information while exploring about the Sathuragiri Mountian. I wish to share it now. Kaalanginathar has told about it in the following way.
"பெருமையாம் கோரக்கர் குண்டா ஓரம்
Perumaiyaam Korakkar kundaa oaram
பிறங்கும் ஒரு தீர்த்தமதில் நீராடி செய்து
pirangum oru theerththamathil neeraadi seithy
அருமையாம் குண்டாநீர் அள்ளி உண்ண
arumaiyaam kundaaneer alli unna
செய்த பாவவினையெல்லாம் அகன்றுபோமே
seitha paavavinaiyellaam aganrupoamae
ஒருமையாம் உள்ளமதில் கோரக்கர் தம்மை
Orumaiyaam ullamathil Korakkar thammai
உன்னியே துதிசெய்ய நல்வாழ்வுண்டாகும்
Unniyae thuthiseyya nalvaazhvundaakum"
- காலங்கி நாதர் (Kaalanginathar)
He says that there is theertham* near the Korakkar kundaa* where Korakkar made kanjaa. If we immerse ourselves into the theertham and then drink the pure water in the kundaa, then all the sin that we have done will be washed off. Along with that if we pray to Korakkar we will get all good in our life says Kaalanginathar.
Those who have a chance can attempt to do it.
*theertham – sacred bathing ghat
*kundam (kundaa) – hollow in the ground (for the sacred fires)
Original – www.siththarkal.com
