Shree Kurumbha Bhagavathy is the presiding deity at Kodungallur in kerala and she is the protector of all mankind and the mother who showers her love and affection on one and all without any bias.As per our puranas the Goddess originated from the third eye of Lord Shiva to kill an asura by name Daruka.The temple of Shree Bhagavathy Amman at Kodungaiyur, Chennai was built in the year 1990 by the hard work and effort of our Guruji. This temple although small in area has become popular over the period of time and people from all walks of life descend here for the blessings of Goddess Bhagavathy. The temple had separate shrines for Ganesha and Muruga. Later in the year 1991 the temple for Shri Grahastha Shastha was added to the existing temple.Other than daily pujas ,special pujas are conducted on important festival days.
Every year ThiruVilakku puja is performed in the month of January to mark the kumbabhisekam of Shree Bhagavathy Amman. Similarly cultural programmes are organised during Onam mark the kumbabhisekam of Shree Gruhastha Shastha
Shree Rajarajeswara Swamigal became one among the existing group of bhakthas in the year 2001 and has been guiding us since then. The Jeernoddharana Kumbabhishekam of the temple was performed on August 22 ,2004 after renovation and few additions to the existing temple. The Kumbabhishekam was performed by the team of Sivacharyas headed by Sarvasaadagam Aagama Praveena Sri Paramashiva Sivacharya.
Shree Rajarajeswara Swamigal became one among the existing group of bhakthas in the year 2001 and has been guiding us since then. The Jeernoddharana Kumbabhishekam of the temple was performed on August 22 ,2004 after renovation and few additions to the existing temple. The Kumbabhishekam was performed by the team of Sivacharyas headed by Sarvasaadagam Aagama Praveena Sri Paramashiva Sivacharya.
Festivals
Vilakku Poojai : Every year vilakku pooja is performed on January 26th to mark the first kumbabhishekam day.Around 1008 ladies take part in this puja which involves Chanting of Lalitha Sahasra Namah .The procession of Goddess Krishnamari precede this puja. Bharani Poojai : Bharani utsavam is a major festival in Kodungallur, Kerala.This Festival falls during the month of "Meena" (April) on the "Bharani" star day. It is believed that the presence of the Goddess is experienced fully during the seven days which follows the bharani day.Various offerings like Chandattam, paal kudam (milk abhisekam) and Pongal are offered to the Goddess along with the performance of Panchavadyam.
Vilakku Poojai : Every year vilakku pooja is performed on January 26th to mark the first kumbabhishekam day.Around 1008 ladies take part in this puja which involves Chanting of Lalitha Sahasra Namah .The procession of Goddess Krishnamari precede this puja. Bharani Poojai : Bharani utsavam is a major festival in Kodungallur, Kerala.This Festival falls during the month of "Meena" (April) on the "Bharani" star day. It is believed that the presence of the Goddess is experienced fully during the seven days which follows the bharani day.Various offerings like Chandattam, paal kudam (milk abhisekam) and Pongal are offered to the Goddess along with the performance of Panchavadyam.
Onam Celebrations : Students of Shastha Natyalaya perform dance programmes as a Part of Onam celebrations which also coincides with the first Kumbabhishekam day Of Shri Gruhastha Shastha.Navarathri Poojai : Navarathri ( the divine nine days ) is celebrated with pomp and splendour. Kolu (arrangement and display of dolls and pieces of art work) is kept at the temple and Bhagavathy gives darshan in nine different form during those nine days.On the day of Saraswathi poojai thamboolam is given to all the ladies coming to the temple.
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