Guruthi puja is considered as one of the “supreme” way of worshiping Goddess Rajarajeswari Devi. This is the most powerful puja to remove all obstacles and evil forces against one’s life.
Guruthi puja is done at night 9:00pm on the north side of the temple under “Pala maram” (Biological name - Alstonia scholaris).
Puja for Goddess Bhadrakali
Goddess Rajarajeswari devi is having the combined powers of Lakshmi, Saraswati and Bhadrakali. This puja is for Goddess Bhadrakali which is the fierce form of Rajarajeswari devi. It is believed that when Goddess gets fierce she takes the form of Bhadrakali.
Goddess Bhadrakali destroys all of the obstacles, demons and evil forces. Bhadrakali is born from the combined powers of Bhrahma, Vishnu & Shiva (Creation, preservation and destruction). Hence she is the Goddess of having the power of creation, preservation, and destruction.
Purpose of Guruthi Puja (Guruthi Tharpana)
Guruthi Tharpana puja at Vazhappully Temple has given miraculous results to all her devotees by gaining relief from problems related to health, marriage, infertility, miscarriage, pregnancy, depression, anxiety, fear, wealth, career, husband-wife related problems and other family issues.
Details of GuruthyPuja
It is a hour long puja on a “Peedham” & a decorated Pala Maram (Alstonia scholaris) which is tied to a plantain tree and erected on the center of a 64 cornered frame made up of plantain tree ingredients on the floor. This pooja is accompanied by traditional drums (chenda).
The ritual includes “tharpana” of “Guruthi” (creamed mixture of Turmeric, slaked lime and other pooja ingredients) on the decorated frame and “Gandhakam” is sprinkled on fire to ward off evil-spirits during the course of puja.
Guruthi Puja Booking
Devotees are requested to make advance bookings for this puja. It requires seven days Vrutham before performing the puja. Contact us for Booking
About Guruthi Puja
Goddess Rajarajeswari devi is having the combined powers of Lakshmi, Saraswati and Bhadrakali. This puja is for Goddess Bhadrakali which is the fierce form of Rajarajeswari devi. It is believed that when Goddess gets fierce she takes the form of Bhadrakali.
It is a hour long puja on a “Peedham” & a decorated Pala Maram (Alstonia scholaris) which is tied to a plantain tree and erected on the center of a 64 cornered frame made up of plantain tree ingredients on the floor. This pooja is accompanied by traditional drums (chenda). 
