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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Appar, also known as Tiru Navukkarasar, was a 7th-century Shaiva Samaya Acharya
 
 Appar's conversion back to Shaivism was catalysed by a severe illness, cured by his sister's prayers and devotion to Lord Shiva. He then became a fervent devotee, composing hymns and embracing the Panchakshara Mantra. His devotion led him into conflicts with Jains, resulting in several attempts on his life, including being thrown into a lime kiln, poisoned, and cast into the sea with a stone tied to him. Miraculously, he survived each attempt, further strengthening his faith.
 
-He met with another great Nayanmar, Tiru Jnanasambandar, and together they worshipped at various temples, furthering the cause of Shaivism. Appar's journey was marked by divine experiences and miracles, including reviving a child from the dead and enduring tests by Lord Shiva, who tried to tempt him with worldly pleasures. Appar remained steadfast in his devotion, living a life of unwavering faith and service to Lord Shiva until he attained mukti at the age of 81, in the Agnipureeshwarar Shiva Temple in Thirupugalur."""
+He met with another great Nayanmar, Tiru Jnanasambandar, and together they worshipped at various temples, furthering the cause of Shaivism. Appar's journey was marked by divine experiences and miracles, including reviving a child from the dead and enduring tests by Lord Shiva, who tried to tempt him with worldly pleasures. Appar remained steadfast in his devotion, living a life of unwavering faith and service to Lord Shiva until he attained mukti at the age of 81, in the Agnipureeshwarar Shiva Temple in Thirupugalur (https://maps.app.goo.gl/npMR1TyvqDXcawnPA)."""
 
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 ta = [ "tirunAvukkaracha nAyan2mAr (21) gurupUjai",]