Lord Vettakkorumakan Devotional by Rahul Blathur

Theyyam - Vettakkorumakan

LATEST UPDATE ON THE RESTORATION, RENOVATION & UPLIFTING OF OUR TEMPLE

We are happy to inform you that the foundation work of Chuttambalam is completed. Special stones for the construction of the floor and wall are being brought from Iritty, Kannur. The ordinary stones for the masonry work are bought from the local suppliers. Mason Sudhakaran has informed we can begin the floor work this week itself. Inner flooring will start only after making the outer construction of the floor perfect. This would help to avoid the errors in measurements. 

All works are done under the control and advice of Cheruvally Narayanan Namboothiri. Immense care is taken in each step of the work so that the money and the property belongings of God is not wasted.

The wood 'Malaysian Palluruppu' will be used for the temple. Around 650 cubic feet of wood will be required. In the last committee meeting it was decided to enquire about the rate and availability of wood in different places. After procuring the sufficient details, the Committee and the concerned carpenter would buy the wood.

It has been decided to order the stones for the "Kattila" from Palakad. This will be done under the guidance of 'Cheruvally Narayanan Namboothiri'.

January 15 (Makaram 2) is the Prathista Dinam which is believed to be the birthday of our dear God. On that day there will be some Poojas and Thanthrik Karmas which will be done under 'Kshethram Thanthri Puthusseri Illam Shankaran Namboothiri'. Expecting all of you to be there on that day.

affectionately, 

PRAVEEN C
Chairman, 
Temple Committee

Thee Chamundi Theyyam

Theyyam, the colourful ritual art form, is an integral part of the life of people in Malabar, the region comprising the northern districts of Kerala. The performance is a continuing tradition at numerous shrines and ancestral homes in the region. 

Theyyam evolved from the Malayalam word ‘Daivam’, which means God. A Theyyam is god incarnate to the believers. There are about 400 Theyyams. Presented in the video is Thee Chamundi Theyyam. 

In this, performers jumps into heaps of ember. The performance of Thee Chamundi is believed to save devotees from catching small pox. The video is shot from Aadikumpara temple in Kannur district.

Vellattam of Vettakkorumakan

Description:Video of Vellattam or the invocative ritual to Vettakkorumakan the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati The venue is Vaniyillam Someswari temple Kannur Kerala India Vellaattam is held prior to the actual performance of Theyyam the ritual art

    

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