Gods Worshipped at the Temple
Divine Presence at Shree Kshethra Kalluhithilu Asura Karma Sannidhi
Divine Presence at the Sannidhi
Consecrated Spiritual Abode in Uppala, Kasaragod, Kerala
Shree Kshethra Kalluhithilu Asura Karma Sannidhi, located in Uppala, Kasaragod, Kerala, is associated with the worship of several deities within its distinctive religious traditions. Each deity holds a special place in the spiritual practices and customary observances of the temple.
The principal deities worshipped at the temple are Mantrika Bhadrakali, Mahalakshmi, Vishnu, Naga, and Mantra Guliga, who is worshipped as the Kshetra Pala (guardian deity) of the sacred premises.
1. Mantrika Bhadrakali
Mantrika Bhadrakali is the principal deity associated with the temple's distinctive worship traditions and Asura Kriya rituals.
Goddess Bhadrakali is revered in Hindu traditions as a powerful manifestation of the Divine Mother. Her worship is associated with divine protection, strength, and the removal of obstacles. At Kalluhithilu, the worship of Mantrika Bhadrakali follows the temple's customary ritual practices and hereditary traditions.
The deity occupies a central place in the temple's religious identity and devotional observances. Devotees surrender their karmic distress, internal turbulence, and ancestral hindrances before Her sanctum, seeking Her supreme transformative grace.
2. Mahalakshmi
Goddess Mahalakshmi is revered as the goddess of prosperity, abundance, auspiciousness and well-being.
Her worship represents the aspiration for harmony, prosperity and blessings in family and community life. Devotees worship Mahalakshmi with deep reverence and devotion, seeking spiritual well-being, freedom from poverty or debt, and the dawn of auspiciousness in their homes.
Conducted alongside Vedic recitations of the Sri Sukta, Lakshmi pooja at the Sannidhi bestows enduring peace and divine illumination, channeling spiritual and temporal wealth into the lives of righteous seekers.
Enquire for Lakshmi PoojaGoddess Mahalakshmi
Abundance & Family Harmony
"Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Kamale Kamalalaye Praseeda Praseeda"
Lord Vishnu
Cosmic Preserver & Dharma Rakshaka
"Shantakaram Bhujagashayanam Padmanabham Suresham"
3. Lord Vishnu
Lord Vishnu is one of the principal deities in Hinduism and is traditionally regarded as the preserver and protector of the universe.
His worship is associated with the preservation of dharma, cosmic harmony and the protection of devotees. Lord Vishnu holds an important place in Hindu devotional traditions and is worshipped with deep faith and reverence at the Sannidhi.
Through Tulsi archana, Ekadashi observances, and Vishnu Sahasranama chanting, the benign, stabilizing light of Lord Vishnu balances the intense transformative fire of Asura Kriya, grounding the seeker in calm spiritual wisdom and righteous living.
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4. Naga Deities
Naga worship is an important part of several traditional Hindu religious practices in Kerala and the surrounding region.
Serpent deities are traditionally associated with sacred groves (Kavu), nature, fertility and ancestral customs. Naga worship is observed through customary rituals and offerings according to local religious traditions.
The presence of Naga worship at the temple reflects the importance of these traditions within its broader religious setting. Devotees offer Noorum Palum, turmeric abhishekam, and special prayers on Ayilyam nakshatra days to seek relief from Sarpa Dosha and ensure family longevity and prosperity.
Ayilyam Pooja Dates5. Mantra Guliga – Kshetra Pala
Mantra Guliga is worshipped at the temple as the Kshetra Pala, or guardian deity of the sacred premises.
In the regional traditions of coastal Karnataka and northern Kerala, Guliga is associated with the protection and guardianship of sacred places. The worship of Mantra Guliga at Kalluhithilu forms part of the temple's distinctive customary observances.
As Kshetra Pala, the deity holds a special role in the religious traditions associated with the protection and sanctity of the temple premises, warding off malevolent influences, upholding spiritual boundary seals, and safeguarding devout pilgrims.
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Kshetra Pala • Temple Guardian
Fierce guardian of sacred premises, dispelling malice and shielding true devotees.
A Shared Tradition of Worship
The worship of Mantrika Bhadrakali, Mahalakshmi, Vishnu, Naga and Mantra Guliga represents the different devotional traditions observed at Shree Kshethra Kalluhithilu Asura Karma Sannidhi.
Together, these deities form an important part of the temple's religious identity and customary practices. The temple continues to maintain its traditions through worship, rituals and the participation of devotees.