MOOKAMBIKAI KOIL KOLLUR

SRICHAKRA AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE

Here the worship of Srichakra acquired great significance. It is the age old practice in Hinduism to worship the Supreme God in human form. This is called Sakarapuja; yet there is another one deemed holier, where mystic symbols representing the Formless Supreme is worshipped. Srichakra worship here in this temple has gained a special importance. Srichakra is called the highest of Chakras and symbolizes the truth that the Absolute maintains its fundamental oneness, transcending all the phenomenon. It is deemed the King of Chakras, comprising mystic symbols. The undivided Central Bindhu is the abode of the Devi - the central truth. Here the Devi is Iswara and Iswara is Devi. Nothing but oneness exists here. This oneness becomes Two in cosmic projection - God and Goddess - Consciousness and Energy. And these 'Two in One' blending in varying proportions form the multifarious cosmic phenomenon. Here is the scriptural text "Sarvam Kalvidamevatam Nanyatashti Santhanam - whatever is I am, I, the only Eternal, nothing else".

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