Guru Muthappan is venerated as a divine figure known for his benevolent nature and protective blessings, while Bhagavathy represents divine feminine energy, symbolizing strength and protection.
Devotees visit the temple to seek blessings for prosperity, well-being, and protection from adversities. The temple hosts various religious rituals and festivals, attracting worshippers from nearby areas and fostering a sense of community and spiritual devotion among devotees.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thalapoli Maholsavam
During the Thalapoli Maholsavam in Makaram at Kozhipilly Sree Guru Muthappan Bhagavathy Temple, various rituals and festivities are observed, including Ganapathi Homam and regular poojas. Women devotees play a significant role by carrying trays adorned with lamps and offerings in a procession towards the temple as part of the Thalapoli ritual, symbolizing their devotion and gratitude to the divine. The festival also includes annadanam and guruthi kalasham, enhancing the spiritual ambiance and fostering a sense of unity among worshippers.
Sarpabali
Sarpabali, observed at Kozhipilly Sree Guru Muthappan Bhagavathy Temple in Cheruvayoor, Malappuram, is a ritual worship dedicated to Lord Nagaraja to alleviate the adverse effects of Sarpa Dosha and mitigate skin diseases. Devotees participate in this ritual seeking relief from afflictions caused by Sarpa Dosha, while also praying for marital harmony and progeny. The ceremony is conducted with utmost reverence and devotion, reflecting the belief in divine intervention for protection and well-being.
Contact Address: Nenmini Sri Akhileswari Bhagavathy Temple, Cheruvayoor, Malappuram, Kerala
Phone Number: 96450 46377
