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● The ancient rural culture of Tamil Nadu, a state in South India, worships the deities or folk gods Ayyanar and Karoupasami. They are thought to be regional protector deities who bring prosperity and save local populations from evil influences.
● Ayyanar is frequently portrayed as a fearsome warrior figure riding a horse and brandishing a sword or spear. He is linked to bravery, defence, and justice. Karoupasami, in contrast, is typically pictured with a bow and arrow and is portrayed as a hunter or woodland resident. He is related to agriculture, fertility, and societal prosperity. In rural places, devotees of Ayyanar and Karoupasami frequently erect tiny shrines or temples in their honour.
● These shrines are typically found in sacred woods or on the fringes of settlements. Fruits, flowers, and other symbolic things are offered as sacrifices to the gods during religious ceremonies. During festivals honouring Ayyanar and Karoupasami, devotional rituals and musical and dance performances are also held.
● The veneration of Ayyanar and Karoupasami is deeply ingrained in Tamil Nadu's rural traditions and is entwined with regional folklore and customs. The community is said to get protection and direction from the deities, particularly when it comes to issues including farming, village life, and individual wellbeing.
● While this traditional book is in demand on the market, Giri is exclusively offering it on its website and in its stores.
● Ayyanar and Karoupasami; it's crucial to keep in mind that they might be more commonly found in regional languages like Tamil. But also available in English, French, and other languages.
● Ayyanar is frequently portrayed as a fearsome warrior figure riding a horse and brandishing a sword or spear. He is linked to bravery, defence, and justice. Karoupasami, in contrast, is typically pictured with a bow and arrow and is portrayed as a hunter or woodland resident. He is related to agriculture, fertility, and societal prosperity. In rural places, devotees of Ayyanar and Karoupasami frequently erect tiny shrines or temples in their honour.
● These shrines are typically found in sacred woods or on the fringes of settlements. Fruits, flowers, and other symbolic things are offered as sacrifices to the gods during religious ceremonies. During festivals honouring Ayyanar and Karoupasami, devotional rituals and musical and dance performances are also held.
● The veneration of Ayyanar and Karoupasami is deeply ingrained in Tamil Nadu's rural traditions and is entwined with regional folklore and customs. The community is said to get protection and direction from the deities, particularly when it comes to issues including farming, village life, and individual wellbeing.
● While this traditional book is in demand on the market, Giri is exclusively offering it on its website and in its stores.
● Ayyanar and Karoupasami; it's crucial to keep in mind that they might be more commonly found in regional languages like Tamil. But also available in English, French, and other languages.
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