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Visiting Agasthya Mahakshetram — Temple Guide and Darshan Information

Shree Agasthya Mahakshetram in Kannur, Kerala is a parihara sthalam — a temple specifically established for remedial rituals. Here is a practical guide to who comes here, what sevas are available, how to plan your visit, and how to book online if you cannot travel.

What Kind of Temple Is Agasthya Mahakshetram?

Agasthya Mahakshetram is not an ordinary temple. It is a parihara sthalam — a sacred place dedicated to parihara rituals that remove specific doshas, debts, and karmic obstacles. Thousands of devotees seek this kshetram for remedies that cannot be found at conventional temples.

The presiding deity is Agasthya Maharishi — one of the seven eternal Saptarishis revered in Vedic tradition. As described in the temple's own seva descriptions, Agasthya Maharishi holds unique authority over planetary energies and karmic burdens, and the kshetram was established as a living centre for his grace and parihara work.

The Main Deities and Sacred Spaces

Agasthya Maharishi — the presiding deity, worshipped in his Ishwara form as the spiritual master and protector of the south. The Guru Pooja offered here is described as the most important and distinctive offering at this kshetram.

Lopamudra Devi — Agasthya Maharishi's divine consort, invoked alongside him in Pournami Pooja for abundance, mental clarity, and relief from anxiety.

The Runa Duhkha Nivaran Lingam — a Shivalingam enshrined specifically for the signature offering of this temple: the Runa Duhkha Nivarana Pooja, performed every Monday after Rahu Kala to remove financial debts, karmic debts, and the three Vedic debts.

Aanandavalli — a form of the divine mother enshrined at the kshetram, whose pooja is recommended for those experiencing persistent sadness, depression, or emotional distress.

Lord Ganesha, Lord Subramanya, Goddess Durga, Muthappan — all worshipped through dedicated sevas at this kshetram, making it a comprehensive centre for the wider Kerala devotional tradition.

Key Sevas and When They Are Performed

Runa Duhkha Nivarana Pooja — Every Monday after Rahu Kala, at the Runa Duhkha Nivaran Lingam. The temple recommends completing this for 11 consecutive Mondays.

Amavasya Pooja (New Moon) — Performed on the Amavasya tithi for ancestral blessings and clearing Pitru Dosha.

Pournami Pooja (Full Moon) — Performed on the Purnima tithi, invoking Agasthya Maharishi and Lopamudra Devi.

Aayilyam Pooja — Performed on the Aayilyam nakshatra day, the key remedy for Sarpa Dosha.

Shashti Pooja — Performed on the sixth lunar day (Shashti tithi) for the worship of Lord Subramanya.

Pradosha Pooja — Performed during the twilight period on the 13th lunar day (Trayodashi) for Lord Shiva.

Beyond the calendar-based sevas, the temple offers a wide range of offerings — from simple Pushpanjali (flower offering) to elaborate Homams (fire rituals) — that can be performed on any visit day.

Planning Your Visit

Agasthya Mahakshetram is located in Kannur, Kerala. For current darshan timings, pooja schedules, and directions, visit the official website at agasthyamahakshetram.com.

If you are planning to attend a specific seva — particularly the Monday Runa Duhkha Nivarana Pooja or any calendar-based pooja — it is recommended to book your seva in advance through the website so the priests can include your name and sankalpa in the ritual.

Online Booking — Sevas Performed on Your Behalf

Many devotees who cannot travel to Kannur book sevas online. The temple's seva descriptions confirm that poojas can be booked online and performed on the devotee's behalf. This includes the Runa Duhkha Nivarana Pooja, Navagraha Pooja, Guru Pooja, and all other sevas listed on the website.

Visit agasthyamahakshetram.com to browse all available sevas and book directly.

Contact the Temple

Phone: +91 62821 80847 | Email: x

Om Agasthyaya Namah!

Website: agasthyamahakshetram.com

For questions about specific sevas, visit scheduling, or any other inquiry, the temple can be reached through the above contact details.

 
 

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