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Gua Charas, Panching

Maha Jalalingeswarar

Gua Charas, Panching

Maha Jalalingeswarar

Welcome

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

Some materialists (Charvakas) argue that a bird in hand is worth two in the bush. They say that the pleasure you have now should not be given up in the hope of something promised, if and when the pleasure you have is given up. But the happiness of renunciation can be enjoyed here and now, and is much more sustaining and inspiring than the happiness derived from grabbing and attachment. In addition, in being the master of your senses rather than being its slave, there is a certain joy. Discover the fountain of joy present within you. It is a never failing, ever full, ever cool fountain, for it arises from God.

Temple news
COVID19 related updates - MCO (Movement Control Order)
11 May, 2020

Dear devotees, following announcement by Malaysian government, the MCO phase 5 is expected to end on 9th June 2020 due to COVID19 pandemic. Temple management request cooperation from all devotees to stay vigilant and safe as per MCO order. All temple activities will be stopped and no visitors are allowed during this period. Normal abisheghams wi

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