Spiritual Tourism XIII - Heavens on Earth - 

The Kodungalloor Bhagavathy Temple

In Sanskrit, Bhaga means the Sixfold Prosperity and She who is endowed with all the Six Attributes is called Bhagavathy!

Prosperity, Virility, Integrality
Fame, Wisdom, Dispassion
These are the Attributes Six

Aishwaryasya Samagrasya Veerysya Yasasa Shriya
Jnana Vairagyaschaiva Shanna Bhaga Itheerina

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  Ka The Stuthi Sthavya para Parokthi

 
So this Temple is dedicated
to the Mother Goddess, Bhagavathy. 
The two famous festivals in
this temple are the Kumbha Bharani, when the Moon tenants the constellation of
41 Arietis or Bharani in the sidereal month of Aquarius or Kumbha. The Festival
is of 7 days. Obscene language is permitted and lyrics rich in obscene language
permeate the atmosphere of Kumbha Bharani. 



 


41 Arietis or Bharani 
Another one is the Makara
Sankranti, when the Sun enters the First Degree of Sidereal Capricorn, beginning
his northern movement or Uttarayana. The Festival is of 4 days. 
When people got remnants of
an earlier civlization or Kooda Kallu, the term metamorphosed into Kodungalloor.
In Greek, this place was called Muziris and now the Government is embarking on a
Muziris Project for Kerala Tourism !

 
This Temple is almost 2000
years old. Great personalities, like Kunji Kuttan Thampuran, a Sanskrit scholar,
and Madhava Menon, a painter, were born in this town.  
By  Govind 
Kumar


  
 


  
  

  

 
 








                                                                                                                                                            
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