The presiding deity, Bhagavathy, is worshipped with great reverence by devotees who seek her blessings for protection, prosperity, and well-being.
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Additionally, the temple complex includes shrines dedicated to other deities such as Lord Krishna, Mahaganapathi, Sasthavu, Sidhi Vinayakan, Hanuman, and Brahma Rakshass. There's also a Moola Ganapathy Temple located near the pond (Kshetrakulam), accompanied by Naga Raja, Naga Yakshi, and other Naga deities.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Prathishta Dinam Maholsavam
The Prathishta Dinam Maholsavam at the Karaya Bhagavathy Temple in Kodisseri, Malappuram, is a grand celebration that includes special poojas, rituals, and festivities commemorating the consecration of the deity. Devotees participate in sacred ceremonies, seek blessings, and offer prayers during this auspicious occasion, strengthening their spiritual connection with the divine. The temple atmosphere is filled with devotion and reverence as devotees gather to partake in the rituals and receive the divine grace of Bhagavathy.
Pongala Festival
The Pongala Festival is a sacred offering made to the goddess at the Karaya Bhagavathy Temple in Kodisseri, Malappuram, where devotees gather to prepare a special sweet dish as an offering, seeking the blessings of the deity for prosperity and well-being.
Contact Address: Karaya Bhagavathy Temple, Kodisseri, Malappuram, Kerala