File:Kariyandi Kovil kodai spiritual Folk dance at tirunelveli district.webm
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Kariyandi Kovil kodai spiritual folk dance at Tirunelveli district in Tamilnadu, India
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Afrikaans: Betoning van aarti voor die godhede "sri Eena Swamy", "sri Moondan swamy", "sri Shivanaintha perumal swamy", "godin Sri pechiamman" en "sri Sudalai Madan swamy", wat gemaak is uit verskillende soorte klei, kleurryk versier met blomme en vrugte deur die tempel toegewydes in die saama kodai-nagritueel. In die tyd van aarti word klappers afgeskiet en die Kovil kodai melam-klanke van thavil en nadaswaram sal toeneem en 'n paar toegewydes sal die godkostuums dra en danse in geestelike vervoering dans. Hierdie Drawidiese volksritueel het plaasgevind in een van die tempelseremonies in Kariyandi-dorpie bekend as Kariyandi(-dorp) Arulmigu (d.w.s. welwillend) Sri Sudalai madan swamy (d.i. heer) Thirukovil (d.w.s. grootse tempel) by Tirunelveli distrik in Tamilnadu, Indië.
English: Showing Aarti in front of Deities "Sri Eena Swamy" , "Sri Moondan swamy", "Sri Shivanaintha perumal swamy", "Goddess Sri pechiamman", "Sri Sudalai Madan swamy" made up of different types of clay decorated with colourful flowers and fruit by the temple devotees at night time (saama kodai). While at the time of aarti, fire crackers & the Kovil kodai melam sounds of thavil and nadaswaram increases and few devotees have worn the god costumes and dances in high spiritual. This folklore took place in one of the temple ceremony in Kariyandi village known as Kariyandi (town) Arulmigu (i.e. benevolent) Sri Sudalai madan swamy (i.e. lord) Thirukovil (i.e. prominent temple) at Tirunelveli district in Tamilnadu, India.
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