The presiding deity of the Mullakavu Bhagavathy Temple is Goddess Chamundeswari, a fierce form of the divine mother. Devotees worship her with great reverence, seeking her blessings for protection, prosperity, and spiritual well-being. Chamundeswari is often depicted with multiple arms, wielding weapons, symbolizing her role as a warrior goddess who vanquishes evil forces.
Devotees participate in processions, cultural programs, and special poojas, expressing their devotion and gratitude towards the goddess.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Prathishta Dina Maholsavam
During the Prathishta Dina Maholsavam in the month of Edavam, the Mullakavu Bhagavathy Temple celebrates with fervor, featuring various rituals and cultural programs. Devotees partake in Guruthi Pooja, a sacred offering symbolizing the goddess's blessings, alongside Ganapathi Homam, seeking auspicious beginnings and removal of obstacles. The festivities also include cultural performances, processions, and communal feasts, fostering a sense of unity and devotion among the devotees.
Kalamezhuthum Pattum
At the Mullakavu Bhagavathy Temple, Kalamezhuthum Pattum is a traditional ritual involving the creation of intricate floor paintings using natural pigments. Devotees sing devotional songs while artists meticulously craft these vibrant designs, symbolizing reverence and devotion to the goddess Chamundeswari.
Contact Address: Mullakavu Bhagavathy Temple, Painkulam, Cheruthuruthi, Thrissur, Kerala 679531
