Thai poosam

Thai Poosam is a vibrant Hindu festival celebrated predominantly in Tamil Nadu and among Tamil communities worldwide, honoring Lord Murugan, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. This auspicious day falls on the full moon day in the Tamil month of Thai, usually between January and February. Thai Poosam celebrates the victory of good over evil and features various rituals, including kavadi (a ceremonial offering), fasting, and prayer.

Devotees engage in fervent celebrations, often participating in processions, singing devotional songs, and carrying kavadis adorned with flowers and fruits to the temples dedicated to Lord Murugan. Many devotees also observe fasting and perform penance as a show of devotion. The festival serves as a time for community bonding, reflection, and renewal of faith.

Key Features

• Date: Thai Poosam is celebrated during the full moon in the month of Thai (January-February).
• Deity Worshipped: Lord Murugan, symbolizing strength and victory.
• Rituals: Kavadi carrying, fasting, chanting of prayers, and temple processions.
• Significance: Represents the triumph of good over evil and spiritual awakening.

Join in the festivities of Thai Poosam to experience the vibrant culture, devotion, and unity of the Tamil community. Celebrate the spirit of this auspicious occasion with traditional foods, colorful processions, and heartfelt prayers dedicated to Lord Murugan.

Thatta payaru Sundal

Paanagam