To the
right of the main shrine there lies a margosa tree held in high esteem; for it
fulfils the desires of those whose marriages are unduly delayed and blessed children to the barren women. The last object of adoration is located in a small
shrine right across the road and just opposite the main temple. It is here
installed the image of Adarvana Bhadrakali and worshipped to be relieved of the
evil effect of sunyam, sorcery etc. Only these few account for the ever growing
popularity of this shrine. More than these adorable deities, its traditions
deserve special study. Of the many at least six merit elaboration. Among them
Angapradakshanam, red garb, Arulvak personal worship and lrumudi deserve special
mention.
The
temple celebrates many festivals round the year. Among them Adipura, Chitra
Pournami, Thai Pusam, Varsha Pirappu and Adigalar's Birthday top the list and
rank first. Christmas, Easter, Newyear's day, Mahavir Jayanthi are also
celebrated with fanfare due. Lacks of people attend them when peity and gaiety
vie with each another making the temple Bhuloka Swargam.
It
lies exactly at at 92 km. off Madras on 47 National High way accessible by bus
and train.
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