Goddess Bhadra, known for her fierce and protective nature, is worshipped for granting strength and protection to her devotees. Bhagavathy, another form of the Divine Mother, symbolizes benevolence and prosperity, and is revered for her nurturing and caring aspects.
The temple, with its serene ambiance and traditional Kerala architecture, serves as a significant spiritual center for the local community, hosting various rituals and festivals that draw devotees seeking blessings and spiritual solace.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Navaratri Maholsavam
During Navaratri Maholsavam at Sree Chittilakkattu Devi Temple in Mukathala, Kollam, special rituals and ceremonies are conducted with great devotion. Abhishekam, a ritual bathing of the deities with sacred substances, is performed daily to honor Goddess Bhadra and Bhagavathy, invoking their blessings for purification and prosperity. On the final day of Navaratri, Vidyarambham is held, marking the auspicious beginning of learning for young children, with many families participating to seek the goddess's blessings for their children's educational journey.
Vinayaka Chathurthi
Vinayaka Chathurthi at Sree Chittilakkattu Devi Temple in Mukathala, Kollam, is celebrated with great fervor and includes several key rituals. Ganapathi Homam, a fire ritual dedicated to Lord Ganesha, is performed to invoke his blessings for the removal of obstacles and success in all endeavors. Udayasthamana Pooja, a day-long worship starting from dawn and continuing until dusk, includes various poojas such as Bhagavathi Seva, dedicated to the goddess for her protection and blessings, ensuring prosperity and well-being for the devotees.
Contact Address: Sree Chittilakkattu Devi Temple, Mukhathala, Kollam, Kerala 691577
Phone Number:9446111839
