Pattinatar part 2
Chendanar his clerk
pattinathar went to Kashi Himalaya and many pilgrimage as when he returned he saw his clerk chendanar harassed by king and jailed. King wants to cease pattinatar property and add them to his treasury. pattinathar argued and released him.
Divine voice Said about chendanar life incident all amazed
He retrieved dead boy to life in temple.during his mother's last moment he came and he cremated her. One dog became friend with bhadragiri when pattinathar ask the food he told to ask food from samsari indicating bhadragiri attachment with dog.
bhadragiri realized this and thrown bowl at dog and dog died and she became princess of kashi .she grew up and came to bhadragiri with her father.s he told her past life to Bhadragiri.he taken her to his Guru.she wanted mukti so pattinatar sang song
shiva gave sugarcane and said
When it becomes sweet that's place of your mukti.Pattinathar went tiruvannamalai he got darshan of Shiva then he went to to kanchipuram and sang many songs on ekambareshwar then he came to thiruvottiyur.
He came mysteriously from another side when basket still closed.This way he played with them .He turned sand to candy .all children amused .
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Pattinathar
— bhargava (@bhargava_06) December 28, 2020
wealthy man who turn into Mystic.
During Chola Empire there was a city called kaveripoompattinam. There rich merchant lived and his name was sivanesan and his wife name was nyaya kalai. With Shiva blessing child was born to them and child was named thiruvenkadar pic.twitter.com/9lqNRU2XjI
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