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Established majestically to tower its surrounding is the pristine Charas cave, the abode of an immensely mystical Sivalingam.

Ascending the steel stairs, as though soaring towards Kailasam, Saivite devotees will bask in the splendor of Panching Sivan temple.

Lord Shiva, the dweller of Saivite hearts, resides in this mystical setting, encouraging devotees to rise into the realms of spirituality.

A brief history of our temple

According to the historical background, this Sivalingam Statue was brought here in late 1989 by Jeyadevan Nachitram a Lawyer from Negeri Sembilan. A few years before that, he visited the Panching Cave in Pahang ( Panching is a small town which is located on the road from Kuantan to Sg. Lembing-an old tin underground mining town), where a Buddhist Temple was built nearly a hundred years ago. During one of his visit there, he met an Indian Sage in the cave who told him to bring a Siva Statue to install it there! He immediately took upon the idea and flew to India to buy the Sivalingam Statue.

Thought of the day

The term Hindu signifies ?H: Humility, I: Individuality, N: Nationality, D: Divinity, U: Unity?. These are verily our five life-breaths (pranas). Just as five elements, five senses, and five life-sheaths constitute our physical body; these five principles constitute the very essence of spirituality. Develop the spirit of unity. Never think that you belong to a particular state or country and thereby give rise to differences. Do not identify yourself with vyashti tattwa (individual principle). Instead, identify yourself with samashti tattwa (societal principle) and cultivate unity. Consider truth, righteousness, peace, love and nonviolence as your life-breath and uphold the sanctity of the name human (manava). Never give scope for differences of opinion, even in trivial matters. If any differences were to arise, each should be prepared to forgive the other. All are children of God; all are brothers and sisters. Understand this truth and conduct yourself accordingly.

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2nd Year Kumbaabishegam Aniversary Prayers
31 March, 2024

2nd Year Kumbaabishegam Aniversary Prayers will be held on 16th April 2024 - Tuesday from 9am till 1pm, ubayam sponsored by Late Mr. Sivabalan and Sivaneswaran & Family. All devotees are cordially invited to participate in the ceremony and receive the blessings of Lord Jalalingeswarar.

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Maha Sivarathiri 2024
21 January, 2023

Dear Devotees, Panching Malai Jalalingeswarar Thiruthalam will be celebrating the Maha Sivarathiri Festival on 8th March 2024, 7.00 PM to 9th March 2024 05.00 AM. All devotees are cordially invited to participate and receive blessings of Lord Maha Jalalingeswarar.

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