Both Goddess Devi and Goddess Bhadrakali hold equal importance at the Thalippara Bhagavathy Temple.Devotees revere Goddess Devi as the supreme feminine energy embodying various aspects of creation, preservation, and destruction, while Goddess Bhadrakali is honored for her fierce and protective nature, representing the triumph of good over evil.
The temple serves as a spiritual oasis where devotees find solace, peace, and divine blessings. The presence of both Goddess Devi and Bhadrakali reflects the dual aspects of femininity,compassion and strength
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thalapoli Maholsavam
Thalapoli Maholsavam at Thalippara Bhagavathy Temple in Alattuchira, Kodanad, Ernakulam district, various rituals and festivities are observed with great devotion and enthusiasm. The highlights include the Kodimara Ghoshayatra, where devotees carry the temple flag in a ceremonial procession, Thrikkodiyettu, the ritual lighting of lamps around the temple premises, and the Ayilya Pooja, dedicated to propitiating the deity during the Ayilyam star. Additionally, devotees participate in Pongala, a sacred offering of sweet rice cooked in earthen pots, and the Arattu ceremony, where the deity is ceremonially bathed, followed by Guruthi, a special ritual invoking divine blessings.
Prathishta Vaarshikam
The Prathishta Vaarshikam at Thalippara Bhagavathy Temple in Alattuchira, Kodanad, Ernakulam district, is celebrated annually in the month of Mithunam. Devotees gather to commemorate the consecration anniversary of the temple deity, participating in special poojas and rituals conducted to honor the divine presence.
Contact Address: Thalippara Bhagavathy Temple, Nedumpara, Aimury, Alattuchira.P.O, Ernakulam, Kerala
Phone Number: 9645450008
