In Sivagiri Talayanallur Sri Ponkaliyamman's chariot festival, the scene of the kulaguru Sivasamaya pandita guru swamy and the kuladeivam along with thousand's of torches.

Guru poojai

the 59th guru maha sannidhanam Sri la sri sivasamaya panditha guru Swamigal wel be cellebrate

the Gurupoojai festival,

Sivagiri Siva poojai

On 12-10-2003, first time in world's history, Kongu country's 51 Adisaiva matha pontiffs conducted together at Sivagiri a mega Sivapoojai . Due to the pooja, Siva vlessed the venue with showers even during the drought and thus the drought ended .

Gajapoojai (worship of the elephant)

Asvapooja (worship of the horse):

Nadi pooja (river worship):

14.06.2005 Bhavani river [Sathyamangalam]

KUMBABHISHEKAM (temple consecrations)

The Adheenam has performed Mahakumbabhishekams for many temples and gotten gurus blessings and god's blessings.

Guardian deities of the ADHEENAM

Guardian deities of the Adheenam established by the kulaguru Sivasamaya Panditha Guru Swamigal during the times of rule under Madurai poligar in Sivagiri village.
Sri Sangili Karuppanar

During the rule of Madurai poligar, four black deities were causing mischief for the people of Madurai.When Sivagiri Adheenam was touring the area, the villagers appealed together to the kulaguru.The Adheenam assured the villagers that he would take all the four black deities to his place. After that, on that same night, he asked the villagers to give him four unbaked earthen pots and contained them in them. The villagers them asked on how they could trust this. Then the guru asked them to bring four thick ropes (like tug of war ropes) and pull the unbaked pots. The people pulled them but they could not pull them. Then they informed the poligar abould this incident. Then the king used his elephants and tried to pull the pots but in vain. The people then asked the guru to prove his power. He sent his assistant to take the pots. Without much ado, he placed them in their bullock cart. Then he took the black deities and established one of them to the west of Talaiyanallur Ponkaliyamman temple by the roadside and named it as Sangili Karuppanar (literally Karuppanar bound by chains).

A 300 years old neem tree.
Dandikai Karuppanar and nettuvelangattu Karuppanar

Sthala vruksham (sacred tree) White babul tree

Nainangattu Karuppanar

Veda SIVAGAMA gurupeetham

Sivagiri Adheenam's Vedapathasala (Veda school) teacher's and students.