#Famous vishnumaya temple in kerala

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Amavasi shakthi pooja

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Amavasi shakthi pooja in kanadikavu

The KanadiKavu is the most holy and ancient Vishnu Maya Temple in the state of Kerala providing relief to sorrows and showering blessings and prosperity to all the devotees irrespective of caste, creed or religion. This temple having many myths and with rare historical importance is situated 20 km South-West of Thrissur in Peringottukkara, a land made sacred by the foot prints of many great sages. the main deity of the kanadikavu is vishnumaya. thousands of devotees visit kanadikavu everyday. vishnumaya gives blessings and peaceful life to all the devotees.   

The one of the major pooja - amavasi shakthi pooja on 06-september2021

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Hanuman at Attukal Bhagavathy Temple - TemplePurohit.com The Attukal Bhagavathy Temple, one of the ancient temples of South India, is popularly described as Sabarimala of the Women, as women form the major portion of devotees. The Goddess in the temple of Attukal is worshipped as the Supreme Mother, creator of all living beings and the mighty preserver as well as destroyer of them all. The pilgrims from all over the country, who visit Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple and worship the Lord, do not consider their visits complete without the visit to the shrine of the supreme Mother Attukalamma. Vishnumaya took the incarnation of Bhagavathy to annihilate the evil and protect the good in the world in the present Era namely Kaliyuga. Attukal Bhagavathy is supposed to be the divinised form of Kannaki, the famous heroine of Chilapathikaram, written by Elenkovadikal,the Tamil Poet. The story goes that after the destruction of ancient city of Madurai, Kannaki left the city and reached Kerala via Kanyakumari and on the way to Kodungalloor took a sojourn at Attukal. Kannaki is supposed to be the incarnation of Parvathy, the consort of Paramasiva. The all powerful and benign Attukal Bhagavathy reigns eternally supreme at Attukal and nurses devotees as a mother does her children. Thousands of devotees from far and near flock to the Temple to bend before the Goddess with awe and reverence to prostrate and redress their affliction and agony. The Pongala Mahotsavam is the most important festival of Attukal Bhagavathy Temple. The offering of Pongala is a special temple practice prevalent in the southern part of Kerala and some parts of Tamilnadu. It is a ten-day programme commencing on the Karthika star of the Malayalam month of Makaram-Kumbham (February-March) and closing with the sacrificial offering known as Kuruthitharpanam at night. On the ninth day of the festival the world famous Attukal Pongala Mahotsavam takes place. The entire area of about 5 kilometre radius around temple with premises of houses of people of all caste, creed and religion, open fields, roads, commercial institutions, premises of Government offices etc. emerges as a consecrated ground for observing Pongala rituals for lakhs of women devotees assembling from different parts of Kerala and outside. The ceremony is exclusively confined to women folk and the enormous crowd, which gathers in Thiruvananthapuram on this auspicious day is reminiscent of the Kumbhamela Festival of North India. Incarnation of Goddess India has ever been the holy land of gods and goddesses. Since ages past, men and women kings and emperors, saints and sages here were worshipping the Lord not only as the omnipotent and absolute 'one' but also as the 'one' whose manifestations are varied and manifold and who possesses different names, forms and divine attributes. Thus Almighty the Eternal God was worshipped in different forms such as Brahma, Vishnu and Siva, and their consorts; representing specific divine attributes of the Lord. Ancient puranas have described that Siva and Sakthi were simultaneously worshipped from the period of Aryans and Dravidians. Vishnumaya took the incarnation of Bhagavathy to annihilate evil and protect the good in this world. She grants every wish of Her devotees and resides in their hearts in multifarious forms. Story of Kannaki According to mythology, Attukal Bhagavathy is supposed to be the divinised form of "Kannaki", the famous heroine of Chilappatikaram, the sangham work of Tamil Literature written by ilamkovadikal. After the destruction of the ancient city of Madurai, Kannaki left that city and reached Kerala via Kanyakumari and on her way to Kodungalloor took a sojourn at Attukal. The hymns of the "Thottampattu ) sung during the annual temple festival, are based on the story of Kannaki. Moreover, architectural depictions of Goddess Kannaki seen on the Gopuram temple substantiate this mythology. Small wonder then. that, Sri. Vidyadhiraja Chattambi Swamy, the well known saint of Kerala, found this temple premises ideal for his meditations. Aesthetics of Architecture Anyone visiting the Attukal temple is first struck by the beauty and charm of the temple architecture. The temple structure is a harmonious conglomeration of both Kerala and Tamil styles of architecture. The beautifully carved figures of Mahishasuramarddini, Goddess Kali, Rajarajeswari, Sree Parvathy with Lord Paramasiva and various other depictions of the Goddess in and around the temple are undoubtedly the work of a gifted artist. Equally well presented around the corridors surrounding the temple, are the depiction of various other Gods and the epic stories of the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu viz., the "Desavathara". On either side of the elegant front gopura - are the icons based on the story of Goddess Kannaki. On the southern Gopura, the puranic story of "Dakshayaga" is depicted in sculptures. The decorated gate at the entrance of the temple is by itself an excellent example of architectural beauty. There are two idols of the Goddess in the sanctum sanctorum. The original idol is preserved in all its pristine beauty covered in ornamental gold embedded with installed stones. The second idol of the Goddess is installed besides the original one. Within the temple corridors are also installed carvings and sculptures of Lord Ganesan, the serpent God and Lord Shiva. At the centre of the Sanctum within the Sreekovil, at a consecrated spot is installed the idol of the Goddess Attukal Bhagavathy emanating light and lustre to all. https://ift.tt/36IN5f7

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Famous Kuttichathan Temple in Kerala| Kanadikavu Shree Vishnumaya Kuttichathan Swamy Temple

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Famous Vishnumaya temples of Kerala

India is known for the strong religious beliefs and Hindu mythology that made the way for shaping the importance of temple worship. Temple worship means getting rid of all problems. Temple focus on the goal of enlightenment. The role of the temple is not limited to catering to the religious needs of man. Hindu temples are considered to be the body of God and are an integral part of society. The structure of Hindu temples in Kerala are deep-rooted in Vedic traditions. Its structure is quite different from other states of India.

Thrissur district forms the cultural capital of Kerala embodies the state's varied traditional art forms, belief's.  It is the city of temples, elephants, festivals etc. A small village known as Peringottukara is very famous for their worship towards Kuttichathan. Peringotukara has a large number of Kuttichathan temples in which most of them are attached to their tharavadu. These temples form the special places were peculiar poojas are performed. The godmen in these places allow you to look into your past and future, also help you to overcome all kinds of hurdles in one's life. Here are some famous Vishnumaya or kuttichathan temples in Thrissur district of Kerala.

Avangangattil Kalari

Sree Vishnu Maya is a powerful deity whose blessings towards the innocent devotees knows no bounds and borders. They claim to be the first Kuttichathan temple of Kerala. Centuries ago an astrologer family started it as an institution which is attached to their own tharavadu in order to import Kalari lessons. The twin brothers of this family are endowed with magical powers by a Brahmin guru. In kottarathil shankunni's Aithihyamala, this temple is mentioned.  They have mainly three branches in the village itself and the main temple called devasthanam. All these temples are held by the trust runs by the family itself.

Kanadikavu Vishnumaya temple

The Kanadi Kuttichathan Kavu is the most ancient and holy Vishnumaya temple in the Thrissur District of Kerala. Dedicated to the Lord Vishnumaya and Lord of Thriprayar, the temple has been attracting many devotees from different parts of India and also from abroad regions. There is no caste, religion and color bar. This famous temple showers their blessing to all devotees irrespective of their caste, religion etc. This temple has many epics with rare historical importance and is situated in Peringottukara, Thrissur district of Kerala. The spiritual guru Brahmasree Vishnubharatheeya Swami is the Madathipathi of Kanadikavu. Bhagavan Chathan Swami is considered to be the son of Lord Shiva and Parvathi, a transformed form of a tribal girl called Koolivaka. 

Karanayil Madam

It is the famous Kuttichathan temple of Kerala located in the located in a beautiful village of Kerala called Ettumana. It is known for the vishnumaya diety and is famous for the special rituals conducted to solve the various problems affecting your mind and body.kuttichathan will protect you from all the ill effects that happen around you. Ettumana is a small village located in the outskirts  Thrissur district of Kerala. The specialty of this location is that it is surrounded by other famous temples of other powerful deities. Vadakkumnathan temple is one such temple were millions of people comes to seek blessings of Lord Shiva. The temple is famous for Thrissur pooram known as 'Poorangalude Pooram'. Arattupuzha Dharma Shasthra temple, Thripryar temple, Koodalmanikya temple are some of the famous temples of Thrissur.

Every year Mahotsav is conducted were all the Cathan's were called and then destroyed. The important festival of kuttichathan swami is the Thiravellattu Maholsavam. The idols were decorated with a flower garland and with different colored powders. Then their beauty is enchanted with various musical instruments like chenda, thakil etc. It is believed that all these festivals will make an end to all troubles of life. 

  Karanayil Devasthanam

It is one of the traditionally trusted Kuttichathan Seva manthrikam temple situated in Karuvannur Cheriyapalam of Thrissur district. It is considered to be the ancestral home of Lord Sree vishnumaya, were powerful poojas are performed based on the ancestral manthras and tanthrik karmas. The great Vishnumaya devotees of this family solved the problem of devotees who suffered from ill effects of Black powers. A vishnumaya devotee will be blessed with peace of mind, success in life and family. There are Vishnumaya, great grand father's, Kuttichathan and bhagavathy, they belss their devotees in the form of protection and care. People from different backgrounds such as business, politics, cinema etc visit there to receive a blessing from this family. Those who are unable to reach there can contact the chief priest in the telephone in order to solve these problems immediately. 

Kalleri Sri Kuttichathan Vishnumaya Temple

Kalleri is a small village located in Vatakara, in Calicut district of Kerala. Kalleri is situated in between Kalleri Mala and Aroora Mala. The famous Kalleri Kuttichathan is situated here. It is a beautiful place and best suitable for rest with nature. Thousands of devotees visit here every week. The locals of this place believe that wishes of a true devotee will always fulfilled.  The temple is registered under the Societies Act and has a general body consisting of 25 members elected in the month of February.

The festivals of the temple attract people from each and every corner of the region.  Every year a festival of 5 days is held and the first Friday of Dhanu (a Malayalam month). During the temple festival, lots of holy activities take place. Apart from Friday's, poojas are held on Fridays and other special days. 

Karinkutty temple

Karinkutty temple is situated in Thalikkulam, Thrissur district of Kerala.  

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