Lotus Garland

A lotus garland is considered a most pleasing offering to Lord Sangameshwar. Devotees believe that presenting this sacred garland helps in the fulfillment of their wishes and ensures the smooth accomplishment of auspicious endeavors. Offering a lotus garland is also regarded as a means of seeking divine protection from natural calamities. Even unpredictable natural events, such as heavy rains or droughts, are believed to turn auspicious when dedicated to Lord Sangameshwar.

Thripputhari – Mukkudi

The Thripputhari and Mukkudi of Sree Koodalmanikyam are renowned traditions celebrated with deep reverence. Thripputhari takes place on Thiruvonam day in the month of Thulam, marking the offering of the first harvest of the year to Lord Sangameshwar. These sacred offerings, carried on foot and tied to bamboo poles from the Chalakudy Pottapravritti concert, are presented before the deity. The following day, the Devannivedyam prepared from these offerings is distributed to devotees as the Thripputhari Sadhya, symbolizing divine blessings and abundance.

The next day, the sacred ritual of Mukkudi is performed. In this tradition, the renowned physician family of Kuttenchery Moose prepares a unique herbal medicine made from special green herbs, mixed with yogurt. This divine medicine is first offered to the Lord and then distributed among devotees. It is widely believed that those who partake in Mukkudi remain free from stomach-related ailments for a whole year. Today, its fame has spread so widely that even people living abroad seek to obtain and partake in this sacred offering.

Vazhuthananga Nivedyam

This is one of the principal offerings at Koodalmanikyam Temple, revered as a divine medicine believed to cure stomach ailments.

Meenoot

The fish in the sacred waters are believed to embody divine forms. They are considered dear to the gods and are also offered as a means to honor and please one’s ancestors.

PATHIKRIT

It plays a vital role in fostering intellectual growth and in the pursuit of higher education.

Sharkkara Kkoottu, Vella Nivedyam

The offering of Sharkkara Kootu is regarded as auspicious for the blessing of a male child, while the offering of Vella Nivedyam is considered auspicious for the blessing of a female child. It is believed that those who spend seven days in bhajans, partake of ghee, and consume these offerings will be blessed with virtuous and excellent children.

Offering to Hanuman – Aval Nivedyam

By divine grace, it is believed to greatly enhance the intelligence, strength, and concentration of children, while also bestowing quick and auspicious results.

ANNADAANAM

Annadanam is offered on every Thiruvonam day, invoking the blessings of the Lord for the prosperity of agriculture.

ARIYIDAL

The offering of Ariyidal at the sacred feet of the Lord is believed to be highly auspicious for those seeking progeny. It is performed with deep faith, as the blessings received through this offering are said to remove obstacles in family life and bestow the divine grace of healthy and virtuous children.

NAANAYAPPARA

Offering Naanayappara at the temple is considered highly auspicious, as it invokes divine blessings for prosperity, abundance, and the successful fulfillment of one’s goals and aspirations.

KALABHAM

This offering is believed to help devotees overcome obstacles in life and receive divine blessings for prosperity, success, and overall well-being.

Offering of the Angulyangam Koothu

The Anguliyangam Koothu is one of the most significant offerings at the sacred Sree Koodalmanikyam Temple. This unique ritual spans twelve days and is performed by a Chakyar in the divine guise of Hanuman, the ardent devotee of Lord Rama. During the ritual, the Sundarakaandam episode from the Ramayana is beautifully enacted, offered with devotion to the presiding deity. It is believed that this sacred performance invokes divine blessings, removes obstacles, and fills the hearts of devotees with spiritual strength and joy.