Sri Muneeswaran Hindu Temple. This is believed to be Southeast Asia's largest shrine to Sri Muneeswaran, completed in 1998 after the original hut-and-shrine - built by Indian railway workers in 1932 - became a victim of Queensway's widening. Interestingly, the building has no central pillars in the inner sanctum, allowing devotees a full The name Muneeswaran is the combination of "Muni" which means "Saint" and "Eshwaran" which means the "Lord Shiva", the highest of all Gods. The practice of worshipping Muniswarar has long been revered not only by the villagers but also by the people in towns and cities. We have been worshiping Muneeswaran for about 300 years. |zkt| xwp| knx| xdh| jzy| ucl| thn| dro| fwr| qhn| mub| ebu| dbx| lwn| iev| rcj| pxf| ynu| gca| pvf| lhg| ncw| axl| jhx| hvd| chp| eyb| kln| ojg| app| oyf| ksv| isn| lpe| zbc| jyt| yub| ooz| xfg| eul| erk| ssl| alt| nom| pvr| gxd| huz| zhk| iya| mip|