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Peetham Deities & Nithya Seva Peetham
courtallam

Sri #Siddheswari #Peetham is located in #Courtallam, #Tirunelveli district, #Tamilnadu state in India. Courtallam is a tourist center in #India famous for its #waterfall and natural beauty. The Surroundings of Courtallam has natural herbs, which is of medicinal value. It’s a border district to #Kerala state, also famous for its natural beauty. Courtallam is famously known as “#Agasthya Kshethram”. Agasthya is a great saint and seer of the puranic (ancient) lore who made Courtallam his permanent abode along with his wife Loopamudha a gaint Sri Vidyopasaka. Courtallam is famous for its salubrious climate with several waterfalls carrying water with medicinal value. There are nearly twelve falls. The Chithra Nadhi river a tributary to Tambraparni River starts from hilltops and identified as old falls. Main falls, Five falls, Champaka Falls, VIP falls, Tiger falls, Honey falls are some of the falls in Courtallam.
During the commencement of south-west monsoon in Kerala terrain the first showers will be in and around Courtallam within a radius of 3-4 kms approximately. It continues to shower during the season, which will be from June-September every year. Several lakhs of people of different faith from all over the world visits Courtallam during this period. Among this sick people, mentally retarded, chronic patients with incorrigible diseases besides hale and healthy people also visit and enjoy the showers of Courtallam. Courtallam is recognised as summer resort for middle class people. Showers will be profuse during the south-west and north-east monsoons.
About Courtallam
Sri Siddheswari Peetham: “Sri Siddheswari Peetham” is located in Courtallam (Tamilnadu). It is established by His Holiness Sri Sivachidananda Saraswathi Swamy (popularly known as Sri Mounaswamy) and he himself became the Founder and pontiff. From then onwards Swamiji was known as “Srimadh Paramahamsa Parivrajakacharya Sri Siddheswari Peethadhipati Sri Sivachidananda Saraswatthi Swamy”. As the Peetham was established by Mounaswamy, it is also called as “Mounaswamy Mutt”.
The Peetham is situated in an extensive area, which is about 150 acres with several fruit bearing trees and other trees providing greenery and shade to the Peetham. His Holiness Mounaswamy and the Peethadhipatis who followed after established several temples in the mutt premises. This makes the Peetham a unique place for devotees to pray, meditate and enjoy the natural beauty. The devotees who visit the mutt return back with peace and joy.
The presiding deity of the Peetham is Sri Raja Rajeswari Devi known as “Sri Siddheswari Devi”. Her consort is Lord “Kameswara”

for more details visit http://www.siddheswaripeetham.org