Location:

Maha Periyava temples can be found in several locations, particularly in Tamil Nadu, as a mark of devotion by his followers. These temples are often built by devotees to honor his memory and teachings.

Deity:

The temple usually has a shrine for Maha Periyava, depicted as a saint in meditation or blessing posture. Sometimes, other deities such as Adi Shankaracharya or the presiding deity of the Kanchi Math may also be present. 

Features:

• A sanctum for Maha Periyava with his idol or portrait.
• Areas for meditation, Vedic chanting, and religious discourses.
• Facilities for annadhanam (free food distribution).
• Events such as Maha Periyava Jayanthi and Aradhana day.
• Teachings and Philosophy.

Maha Periyava emphasized:

Adherence to Dharma: Living a righteous and principled life.
Vedic Heritage: Preserving and promoting the knowledge of the Vedas and traditional Indian culture.
Simplicity and Compassion: Practicing humility, kindness, and service to others. Notable Maha Periyava Temple at our Karur Katalai Village Kumbhabishegam on June 13th 2024.

Sri Kanchi Maha Periyava Mani Mandapam:

Located near Karur Katalai Village Tamil Nadu. Built as a tribute to Maha Periyava, through our Trust Sri Maha periyava Gruham Seva Trust this temple serves as a center for Vedic learning and spiritual events.