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This is the guide for visiting all 9 Navagraha stalams from Kumbakonam. This map starts from kumbakonam. The following is the order of Stalams. Start point is Kumbagonam: (A) Thingaloor Chandiran temple(B) Alagudi Guru temple(C) Thirunageswaram Raghu temple(D) Suriyanar Temple(E) Kanjanoor Sukiran temple(F) Vaitheswaran temple for Chevvai(G) Thiruvengadu Budhan temple(H) Keezha perumpallam Kethu temple(I) Thirunallaru Sani temple(J) End your journey at Kumbakonam(K). Route Map Short URL: http://goo.gl/maps/iugZJ View Larger Map See the pdf file for route map Alternate way from Kumbakonam is as follows From Kumbakonam-A Thingalur Chandiran stalam-B Alagudi Guru stalam-C Thirunallaru Shani stalam-D Keezha perumpallm Kethu stalam-E Thiruvengadu Budhan stalam-F Vaitheeswaran koil Chevvai stalam-G Kanjanoor Sukiran stalam-H Suriyanar stalam-I Thirunageswaram Raghu stalam-J End point Kumbakonam.-K Short URL: http://goo.gl/maps/Ruf5O  View Larger

NAVAGRAHA TEMPLES நவகிரக தல யாத்திரை வழிகாட்டி GNAYIRU – SUN – SOORIYANAR KOIL- சூரியன் Moolavar: Sri Kasi Viswanathar The first Navagraha temple is the Suryanar Koyil. It is situated in the small village called Tirumangalakkudi of Tamil Nadu. Thirumangalakudi is located just one Kilometer north of Aduthurai, which lies in between Kumbakonam (15.km) and Mayiladuthurai(20.km) on the bus route as well as Train route. Devotees visit this temple to offer remedies for the bad effects of the sun and all other planets. It is an exclusive shrine dedicated to the Sun God and was built during the Chola period. Pilgrims worship Lord Siva – Sri Prananathar and Goddess Sri Mangalambigai at Thirumangalakudi and then go to Suriyanarkoil to worship Navagrahas. In Suriyanarkoil the sun is the main deity and other grahas are installed in separate sanctums. MAP URL: http://goo.gl/maps/Kp6Oo View Larger Map THINGAL – MOON - CHANDHIRAN – THINGALUR - சந்திரன்

By  Jack Wallen October 6, 2010, 12:21 PM PDT Takeaway:  Jack Wallen shows you how to use the Microsoft Windows Shared Folder Wizard to create folders that can be shared with colleagues across the network. If you work in any kind of environment where there are multiple users, chances are you will need to share one or more folders with your colleagues. For many administrators, this is a very simple task. For some, however, this task seems to be rather elusive. And what happens when you want to give your end users the ability to share the necessary folders to everyone? Are you going to walk through the sometimes complicated task of folder sharing? Or what about training your junior admins on the art of folder sharing? For those end users (or even for some administrators with less knowledge of such tasks), there is a very easy-to-use  Microsoft Windows  Wizard for sharing folders. This wizard is the Shared Folder Wizard, and it is included in Windows XP Pro, Vista, and  Windo