Sabarimalai Vavar Hundi — Attraction in Kerala

This Vavaru swami temple has every thing in it for most of the people in India and R.O.W to keep believing in any religion they are born to and have beliefs in unity and respectfulness to both humanity and religious affiliations.

Despite having negative assumptions/aspirations from your past traumatized experience from any lost wandering soul .You rather try to establish a deep understanding with the person who needs your support, in the form of educating and trusting the person through moral principles which are also accompanied by your experience/ knowledge that might help to expertise their living situations which also helps in having relief on both sides.

Any religion is made for justifying immortality over morality. We Indians are above all of those cuz most of us cares any blood being shed because of different patterned living and ,is valued by humanitarianism as the utmost priority.

The example of unity that I have been mentioning previously in Vavaru Swami temple is nothing other than the book-holder/book/and-its-location all being existential at Sabarimala,Kerala,India

I strongly believe that any superpower/superstitious myth that have occurred in the past ages must be true because in every scenario his presence is very much important to bring more logic to the same context.

Indians please don’t fight over religion, but for knowledge that shall trigger the SlumberDogs from being speaking...

This shrine is symbol of religious unity which is Hindu and Muslims. Huge rush during festival season which is November to January. Main festival in this shrine is Pettah All, this located in Erumeli and it is a small town. The Vavar Shrine in Sabarimala is dedicated to Vavaru Swamy, who was a Muslim saint. Vavaru Swamy made constant efforts to bring religious harmony while living in Sabarimala. This dedication of Vavaru Swamy played a key role in the communal harmony in Kerala. It is said that Vavar was a notorious man in the Pandalam Kingdom whom Lord Ayyappa defeated. At that very moment, Vavar realized Lord’s powers and became his disciple. He also accompanies him when he climbed the Sabarimala mountains to adorn this temple. Several pujas and hawans are carried on at this temple to show devotion to Lord Ayyappa’s and Vavaruswamy’s visit...

The very existence of this unceremonious place within the main complex of the Hindu temple at Sabarimala is non justifiable. One of the "Bhoothaganams" of the Lord Shiva named "Vaparan" was assigned the duty of helping Sree Ayyappa in fulfilling the intention of Ayyappa's birth - which was "Mahishi Mardhanam". The real name is "Vaparan" and not what the TDB proclaims to be!. This place must be Removed forthwith at the earliest - to avoid it being claimed as "Waqf" land. Please realise the reality, and call out the fake version/ cooked up story that purportedly praise Secularism. #SwamySaranam ...