I looked at the Youtube video a few times. Perhaps it was my laptop
screen, but I saw nothing, perhaps some shadow or something. Are we
that desperate?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Jaya TV news about a Siddhar seen flying in the air. The details of
> the incident copied below the URL.
>
>
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=EzBAmals2Wc
>
>
>
> The clipping what we are seeing is recorded in Thiruannamalai by a
> electrician of TNEB, while his routine work on girilvalam* track, the
> great miracle is one siddhar (Siddhars are saints in India, mostly of
> the Saivaite denomination in Tamil Nadu) walking in the air when the
> siddhar realized some one is taking video of him he started flying and
> disappeared in the air, hara hara mahadeva ...
>
> The clipping was actually taken on 20th February 2008 around 3-4 PM
> IST and was telecasted on JAYA TV a tamil television channel on 21st
> February 2008
>
> Picture quality is low as it was recorded with the help of the mobile
> phone
>
> *- The Significance of Girivalam (Circumambulation) In most of the
> holy places the Deity is found atop the hill. But here the Holy hill
> itself is the Deity (Lord Annamalaiyar) and is worshipped. "Arunam"
> means sun and denotes the red colour of fire. "Asalam" means "Giri" or
> "malai" (mountain). Thus "Arunachalam" means the HOly hill which is rd
> in colour. The Holy hill is 2668 fi. high. The Annamalai Hill was Agni
> (fire) during Kirthayugam, was Manikkam (Emerad) during Threthayugam,
> was Pon (Gold) during Dwaparayugam and rock during Kaliyugam. There
> are eight lingams located at the eight directions and provides an
> octagonal structure to Thiruvannamalai Town. The eight lingams are:
> Indra Lingam, Agni Lingam, Yama Lingam, Niruthi Lingam, Varuna Lingam,
> Vayu Lingam, Kubera Lingam and Esanya Lingam. The Adi Annamalai Temple
> glorified in
>
> Dhevaram is located on this path. The circumambulation path is 14
> kilometres. History has it that even today a number of siddhars are
> living on the hill. It is auspicious to perform "Girilvalam" during
> every Full moon day which would do immense good. It is because during
> Full Moon Day siddhars movement would be there and the whole
> atmosphere would be filled with perfumes of herbal plants. This will
> provide peace of mind and good health to body. It is a proven fact
> that on every Full moon day lakhs of devotees circumambulate the Hill
> and get all benefits by praying to Lord Annamalaiyar
>
