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Today is New Moon day.
Priests and pundits would be busy with tarpan etc.

So the pooja was shifted from 6 A.M. to 5 AM. so that
the priest can start his other duties after finishing the morning pooja.

Guess what!

The 'kartaa' who wanted to clebrate his grandson's 'Aandu niRaivu' did not turn up.
Nor did his sahirdaamani or daughter or Son in law or the birthday baby.

'Ennaikkum vara *devigal mattum vanthom.
Ennaikkum varaatha * devigal varavE illai."

Is there any use in performing pooja in absentia while living just 30 feet from the temple? :decision:

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 331267" data-attributes="member: 16936">Today is New Moon day.Priests and pundits would be busy with tarpan etc.So the pooja was shifted from 6 A.M. to 5 AM. so that the priest can start his other duties after finishing the morning pooja.Guess what! The &#039;kartaa&#039; who wanted to clebrate his grandson&#039;s &#039;Aandu niRaivu&#039; did not turn up.&nbsp;Nor did his sahirdaamani or daughter or Son in law or the birthday baby.&#039;Ennaikkum vara *devigal mattum vanthom. Ennaikkum varaatha * devigal varavE illai.&quot; Is there any use in performing pooja in absentia while living just 30 feet from the temple? :decision:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 331267, member: 16936"] [SIZE=3][I]Today is New Moon day. Priests and pundits would be busy with tarpan etc. So the pooja was shifted from 6 A.M. to 5 AM. so that the priest can start his other duties after finishing the morning pooja. Guess what! The 'kartaa' who wanted to clebrate his grandson's 'Aandu niRaivu' did not turn up. Nor did his sahirdaamani or daughter or Son in law or the birthday baby. 'Ennaikkum vara *devigal mattum vanthom. Ennaikkum varaatha * devigal varavE illai." Is there any use in performing pooja in absentia while living just 30 feet from the temple? :decision: [/I][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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