Lord Ayyappa is often depicted as a celibate deity, symbolizing self-discipline, devotion, and renunciation.This sacred Hindu temple holds immense religious significance for devotees seeking blessings and divine grace from Lord Dharma Shastha.
With its serene ambiance and spiritual atmosphere, the Nedumancavu Sree Dharma Shastha Temple serves as a tranquil space for devotees to offer prayers, make offerings, and deepen their spiritual connection with the divine deity.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thiru Ulsavam
Thiru Ulsavam, also known as the annual festival, at Thrikkodiyettu Temple is a grand celebration marked by various rituals and festivities. Pallivetta , Arattu, a ceremonial bath of the deity, is conducted amidst chanting of prayers and devotional fervor, signifying purification and renewal.Additionally, devotees participate in the Pongala ritual, preparing a special offering of sweet rice as a gesture of devotion and gratitude to the deity.
Mandala Kalam
Mandala Kalam is a sacred 41-day period observed at the Sabarimala shrine. During this time, devotees undertake rigorous vows and austerities as part of their pilgrimage to the temple. The Mandala Puja marks the culmination of this period, symbolizing spiritual purification and devotion to Lord Ayyappa.
Contact Address: Nedumancavu Sree Dharma Shastha Temple, Nedumankaavu - Meeyannoor Rd, Nedumankavu, Kerala 691509
