Do you know the reason why the eyes of Tirupati Echumalayan are closed?

Here we have summarized what some people have said as the reasons why Tirupati Echumalayan is keeping his eyes closed.

There are so many miracles to tell about the Tirupati Eyumalayan Temple that it would take several books alone. This is a temple that is famous not only in India but all over the world. The temple is dedicated to Lord Venkatesa, who is believed to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

This temple is located in Chittoor district of Andhra state. It seems that there are legends about this holy place. Puranas also mention why Perumal keeps his eyes closed.

Usually they pour the eyeballs of the idols of the Moolah deity in the temples in a yogic position. Open eye flowers of silver are placed over the idol’s eyes to make them appear to be open. Yogic state of God It is believed that God is constantly thinking of the good of the world.

Venkateswara is known to have resided in Tirupati Tirumala Temple in the modern age. Venkatesa Perumal’s vision is powerful. So wrongdoers cannot see God’s eyes directly. This is why his eyes are covered by a white mask.

Since the eyes are small on Thursdays, the mask is moved so that the devotees can see the eyes of the deity. On those days, the second ordination to Venkatesa Perumal will take place. Then his jewels will be removed. The amount of name given to Perumal will be reduced. Then his eyes will become clear.

On Thursdays they all boil while removing the jewelery before Abhishekam. It is also believed that during the abhishekam, Yehumalayan opens his 3rd eye.

Additional information taken from the Kora is: Before appearing on the mountain as Venkatesara, Narayana appeared as Varaha Swami in the Krita Yuga. Narayana is said to have taken permission from Varaha Swami before taking up residence in his Venkateswara avatar. Varaha Swamy Temple is located near Swami Pushkarani. So till today it is customary for devotees to visit Lord Varahab before visiting Lord Venkatesh .The idol originally had no conch and Sudarsana Chakra. They were added later. The statue stands with two bare upper arms.