Complete Guide about Dakshina Mookambika Temple
Dakshina Mookambika Temple, North Paravur
About Dakshina Mookambika Temple
One of the few shrines to Goddess Saraswathy (the deity of study and the arts) in India and Kerala is the Dhakshina Mookambika Temple, also known as the Saraswathy Temple. In Kerala’s Ernakulam District, North Paruvur is where the temple is located. One of the few Saraswathi temples in Kerala, dedicated to the goddess of learning and the arts, is situated in the middle of a lotus pond. The tranquilly, joyous occasions, and spiritual significance of Dhakshina Mookambika Temple are well-known.
Bala Parameswari, the daughter of Lalitha Parameswari, is the presiding deity in the sanctum sanctorum of the Dhakshina Mookambika Temple in N.Paravur. Saraswathi Devi is the goddess of wisdom. The temple enjoys the same respect as the Mookambika Temple in Mangalore’s Kollur.
Dakshina Mookambika Temple Official website Link
www.dakshinamookambika.org
The History
The ruler of Paravur, Pravur Thampuran, was a devoted follower of Mookambika. He used to pay respects to the deity by going to the Kollur temple in Mangalore each year. But as he grew older and his health deteriorated, he was unable to make the exhausting trip to Kollur. In a dream, the goddess visited the grieving devotee and gave him the go-ahead to erect her idol close to his home so he could see her every day. She gave Thampuran instructions, and he built a temple in Paravur and placed the Goddess there. Standing in the centre of a revered lotus pool is the “Srikovil.” The temple, which is located in the middle of a lotus pond, eventually earned the name dakshina Mookambika.
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