Sri Adhinathar

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Sri Adhinathar is the name of Vishnu in the temple at Alwarthirunagari, Tamil Nadu, India. It is called the Guru Kshethram, representing Bṛhaspati, or Jupiter in the Navagraha or nine cosmic influences.

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