T.Nagar Muppathamman Temple, Chennai

Address

Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, 1,
Maharajapuram Santhanam Salai,
Parthasarathi Puram,
T. Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600017

Amman

Muppathamman

Introduction

Muppattamman temple is a Shakthi temple located in the T. Nagar in Chennai district of Tamil Nadu. Here the Presiding deity is called as Muppathamman.

Puranic Significance

A few thousand years ago, when this area became an agricultural land, Muppatamma appeared as a tree between arasu and neem tree. This is what they worshiped in the beginning. Later, Muppogam and Vilai found the idol of Amman from the ground. They placed this idol near the fire and started worshiping it. If prosperity and success come from the earth, they say Mupadhamman. The temple is said to be more than 1000 years old.

There are many devotees who visit the temple 108 times on Tuesdays and Fridays. If you crawl like these 108 times, it is believed that all the problems will be solved.

In the sanctum sanctorum, grace and mercy abound, Muppatman is seen in the sitting posture. It is believed that if people with naga dosha come here and worship and pray to Mupadhamman, the dosha will be removed. If you light a lamp on a lemon peel and worship for nine consecutive weeks on Tuesdays or Fridays, you will soon be blessed with marriage. Hope that the child will be blessed. On the special days of Adi month, especially on Adipuram day, if you wear a lemon garland and pray to Amman, you can get rid of incurable diseases.