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Subrahmanya Swami Temple Thazhakara |
The Sree Subramanya Swami Temple, Thazhakkara
and the diety “Shadadhara Parathishta”
of Lord Murugan has a historical presence of over 1000 years. Lord
Murugan, assuming a human form representing a diety, holding a spig
of paddy and Fire (Torch) showers blessings on his devotees. The Lord
carrying spig of paddy is interpreted as the custodian of wealth.
The Lord is a great protector of his devotees and healer of physical
and mental ailments. He protects each and every part of the body of
his devotees and even the powerful Navagrahas would be passive because
of his grace. He Himself is said to have told Naradan, "Those
who have sought refuge in Me have no fear, they won't be left with
any needs; those who are devoted to Me have no enemies, they have
no diseases...". |

Sree Subrahmanya Swami Temple |
| The temple stands as a symbol of cultural heritage,
communal harmony and prosperity of the region. It is surrounded by
rich greenery. Very recently, the temple has undergone several physical
and spiritual renovations. It has attained the aura of a great temple.
There is massive increase in number of pilgrims. The tide of devotees
on shashti days is an evidence for this. Those who are visiting this
website are requested to conduct a pilgrimage to the temple and experience
the grace of Lord Subrahmanya Swamy. |
| The permanent assets of land, pond and 'sarpa
kavu' of this temple is spread over an area of over 1.75 acres. The
temple is under the administrative control of ‘Haindava Seva
Samithi , a body registered under the 12th Travancore-Cochin Literary
Science Charitable Act of 1955. |

Brahmashree
Akkeeraman Kalidasan Battathiripadu |
The Shektra
Tanthri is Brahmashree Kuzhikattillathu (Tiruvalla) Akkeeraman Kalidasan
Battathiripadu , who gives all advice and guidance with great
devotion in temple renovation and maintenance and the Melshanti
is Brahmashree Anoop Nampoothiri, Puthusseri Illom, Cherukole
who maintains temple with high spirituality. |
| Thypooyam |
| The main festivals of this temple are THYPOOYAM
held during the Malayalam months of Makaram and in Medam. The morning
‘KAVADY PROCESSION’ from Kunnam Sreedharmmasasta
temple and the evening. ‘BHASMAKAVADI’
from Puthiyakavu Devi Temple are also some of the auspicious functions
of devotees. |
| Ten days festival |
| The festival starts with PARAYEDUPPU
[receiving the offerings from the devotees at their doorstep]
. With the hoisting of the temple flag on the day of Karthika, the
festivities take off and will last for a period of 10 days with all
the traditional rituals like "Utsavabali, Pallivetta
and Aarattu". Seven days of Bhagavathaparayana (Saptahama)
is also conducted during the ten days festival. |
| Other Important Days |
| Large number of devotees are observing “Shashti
Vrutha” in every Malayalam month. The number is getting
increased after each “shashti”. Besides the poojas conducted
on Ayilyam day in the month of Thulam and CHIRAPPU in Vrischikam
are also very important.
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| For more details - www.thazhakara.org |
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