Cherukunnam Sree Mutharamma Neeliyamma Temple
Cherukunnam Sri Mutharamma Neeliamma Temple is a famous temple located in Cherukunnam, west of Kallikad ward in Chadayamangalam panchayath in Kollam district of Kerala,
Aayillya Archana
30
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Aayillya Pooja
50
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Aghora Homam
500
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Aikyamathya Sooktharchana
30
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Aishwarya Pooja
50
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Aravana ( 1/2 Ltr )
100
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Ashttabhishekam
500
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Ashttadrevya Maha Ganapathy Homam
1000
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Ashttothara Archana
10
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Avil Nivedhyam
30
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Bhagavathy Seva
750
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Bhagyasooktharchana
30
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Bhasmabhishekam
250
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Bhasmam
10
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Chandhanathiri
10
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Chembu Paal Payasam
500
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Chembu Paal Payasam (Saadhanam Kondu Vannal )
20
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Chembu Payasam
500
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Chembu Payasam ( Saadhanam Kondu Vannal )
20
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Devi Pooja
1000
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Ealassu ezhuthi shakthi Pooja
1000
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Elassu Shakthi Pooja
500
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Enna
15
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Ganapathy Homam
70
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Ganapathykku Karuka Archana
20
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Ganapathy Pooja
100
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Guru Pooja
100
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Gurusi Nivedhyam
100
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Gurusi Pooja
500
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Idichu Pizhinja Payasam
100
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Kaali Pooja
100
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Kadala Nivedhyam
100
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Kadhalippazha Japam
20
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Kadum Payasam
70
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Kalashabhishekam
10000
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Kanniyoottu
100
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Karinkozhi
200
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Karppuram
10
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Karuka Homam
50
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Kozhi
150
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Kshetra Pooja ( One day )
1500
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Kudumba Pooja
100
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Kudumbarchana
50
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Kunjoonu
100
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Kunkumabhishekam
250
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Kunkumam
10
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Kunkumarchana
30
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Laksharchana ( Poovu Ulppade )
25000
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Madan Swamikku Oottu
500
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Malar Nivedhyam
30
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Mandaputtu Nivedhyam ( 10 Nos )
100
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Modhaka Nivedhyam ( 15 Nos )
100
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Monthly Pooja
3000
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Mrithyunjaya Homam
500
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Mrithyunjayarchana
50
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Mukham Charthu
150
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Muzhukappu
500
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Naaranga Vilakku
10
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Ney
30
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Ney Japam 21 Dhivasam
100
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Ney Japam 21 Dhivasam ( Ney Kondu vannal )
50
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Ney Payasam
150
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Ney Vilakku
30
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Ney Vilakku ( Ney Kondu vannal )
10
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Paal Payasam
50
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Padukka
150
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Pallikettu Nirakkal
20
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Panjaksharimandra Archana
20
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Panjamrutham
300
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Panjamrutham Abhishekam
300
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Para
120
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Pattu
30
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Payar Nivedhyam
100
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Peykku Murukkan Veppu
10
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Ponkala
20
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Preshnam Ariyunnathinu
100
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Purushasooktharchana
30
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Sahasranamarchana
50
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Sharkkara Payasam
50
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Shathrusamhara Archana
50
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Sree Chakra Pooja
1000
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Sudharshana Chakra Pooja
1000
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Sudharshana Homam
500
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Swoyamvara Archana
30
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Thean Japam 21 Dhivasam
100
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Thean Japam 21 Dhivasam ( Thean Kondu vannal )
50
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Thenga Uzhiyan
30
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Therali Nivedhyam ( 20 Nos )
100
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Thrimadhuram
30
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Thrissathi Archana
20
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Unniappam ( 20 Nos )
50
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Valsan ( 10 Nos )
75
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Varapodi Nivedhyam
30
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Vella Nivedhyam
30
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Velli Aalroopam
20
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Velli Ealassu
320
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Velli Roopangal
20
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Vidhyasooktharchana
30
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Yogeeshwara Seva
500
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About Temple

Cherukunnam Sri Mutharamma Neeliamma Temple is a famous temple located in Cherukunnam, west of Kallikad ward in Chadayamangalam panchayath in Kollam district of Kerala, India. This temple is one of the few temples in South Kerala where the mother of the universe, Sri Parvati Devi Mutharamma, and the fierce goddess Kalliankadu Neeli Neeliamma live as sisters. The main feature of the temple is the generalization of Tantric and Kaula rituals and the preservation of the ancestral rituals without losing their uniqueness.On March 8, 2018 (the 24th day of the month of Kumbha in the year 1193), Anu Raj Potti re-consecrated the temple at Animam Nakshatra in the Shiva Math at Tantri Enikkara Vadakkedam. The main deities, Mutharamma, in the form of a trident in her right hand and a saffron in her left hand, adorned herself with all kinds of ornaments. Lord Ganesha,Yogeeshwara Swami , Karinkali , Mandramoorthi , Mala moorthy , Marutha and SthapakaGuru are the sub deities of this temple. A temple located at the foothills of the Melamkode temple in Tamil Nadu is located at Enikkara near Nedumangad in Thiruvananthapuram district. He worshiped his idol Neeliamma in the worship room of his house. The original headquarters of the temple is the Enikkara Kannanikonam Melamkode Devi Temple. Even today, before performing Mangala ceremonies at the temple, the heirs of the temple submit a padukka to the Enikkara Kannanikonam Melamkode Devi temple, the original headquarters, and seek permission. The main festivals of the temple are the three festivals of the year: Amman Koda in the month of Kumbha, Adi Koda in the month of Karkitaka and Marukoda which is the opening day of Thirunada after Amman Koda. The festivals and poojas at the temple are completely different from the Malayalam rituals in the Tamil rituals. The administration of the temple is vested in a trust consisting of individuals and natives selected from the three families who are the successors of the temple. Tantric rights of the temple belong to Anu Rajpotti at the Shiva Math at Enikkara North near Nedumangad in Thiruvananthapuram district. The lemon lamp is lit as part of the Rajasapooja to please the Goddess of Power. Devotees get the result of a simple Homam by lighting Lemon lamp. The lemonade is one of the rituals performed in the temple to cure the ailments. Rahu is considered to be one of the Navagrahas but is merely Tamograha. Rahu is hostile to the world. Adverse things happen when there is Rahu's abduction in Rahu's stage and in other stages. Every day during the Rahu season, the goddess is worshiped by lighting an orange lamp to avert the ill effects of Rahu's shadow. The lemon lamp is lit in the form of an acidic lemon zest with the addition of ghee or oil.When oil or ghee is added to the skin of a highly acidic lemon, its effect is intense. It is believed that praising the Goddess with the chanting of mantras in front of the fire god will remove the evil of Rahu. In Cherukkunnath, mothers prefer silk and thali to get married After the marriage, the bride and groom go to the temple with their parents to offer silk and thali to their mothers and seek their mother's blessings.

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