The Brahma Aranya river was created by Lord Brahma. Once, when he beat the arani wood (arani means fire) to create the fire to start the Yagna for Sage Romasar, the fire came out initially, but as it was still beaten, the water came out and floated like a river. Since it was created by Lord Brahma from Arani wood, it is called the Brahma Aranya river.
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Andhra Pradesh
- Narayana Vanam Temple
- Thirukarikarai Ramagiri
- Sullurupet Sri Chengalamma Parameswari Temple
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Thiruvallur District Tamilnadu
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- Vadamadurai – Agasthiswarar Temple
- Periyapalayam – Aimuktheshwarar (Periyapalaiyam – Aimuktheeshwarar)
- Periyapalaiyam – (Maragathavalli samedha Nampaleeswarar Temple)
- Kosavanpettai – (Kosavanpettai)
- Mungilpattu – Imuktheeshawarar
- Ariyaratna – Varamurthyeswarar, (near Kavarapettai, 36 kms from the Padi junction)
- Puduvoyal – (Puduvoyal)
- Peruvayal – Valeeshwarar
- Arany – worshiped by Sampangi Pitchandeswarar, Saint Agathiar
- Arany – Sri Ramalingar (AraNi Sriramalingar)
- Kummangalam – Agastheeswar Kummangalam – Agastheeswarar
- Ponneri – Chinnakavanam – Centennial 2500 years old Erazhinjil tree (called Ankola in Sanskrit)
- Ponneri – Agasthishwarar
- Thattamanji Paranthurai Ishwarar
- Pralayampakkam – Kalahastheeshwarar
- Pazhaverkadu – Pulicat – Sameshwarar
- Chinthamishwarar