The Kavintemoola Madannada Devi Temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy, a form of Adi Parashakti, and Madan Thampuram, a unique form of Lord Shiva.This form is unique and signifies Shiva's aspect as a benevolent and compassionate deity.
Daily rituals and special poojas are performed to honor Goddess Bhagavathy and Madan Thampuram. Devotees offer flowers, fruits, coconuts, and traditional items as part of their worship.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Mahashivaratri
During Mahashivaratri at Kavintemoola Madannada Devi Temple, devotees participate in night-long vigils, chanting prayers and hymns dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple conducts special poojas and abhishekams, where the Shiva Linga is bathed with milk, honey, and other sacred substances, symbolizing purification and spiritual renewal.
Mandala Kaalam
During Mandala Kaalam at Kavintemoola Madannada Devi Temple, a special 41-day observance, devotees light 41 lamps daily as part of the ritual. Special poojas and elaborate ceremonies are performed throughout this period, attracting numerous devotees seeking divine blessings and spiritual enrichment.
Contact Address: Kavintemoola Madannada Devi Temple, Chirayinkeezhu, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
