Aghori Kailasapuri | Mahakalika Yagam | Pournamikavu Bhadrakali Temple | Sai Padukananda Swami

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Pournamikavu Temple, a Bhadrakali temple located in Trivandrum, Kerala (South India).
This temple opens only on Pournami Days (Full Moon Days), only 12 days in a year.The main deity is Sri. Bala Bhadra Devi who is believed to be in her five different forms of Sri BhadraKali, namely Bala Bhadra, Soumya Bhadra, Veera Bhadra, Krodha Bhadra, Samhaara Bhadra.

Chief Acharya of Maha Kalika Yagam:
Supreme Chief Mahakaal Bhairava Akhada---

Acharya Sri Sri 1008 Maha Mandaleshwar
Swami Kailasa Puri Upadhyay

Venue: Pournamikavu Temple, Trivandrum, Kerala, India

Date of YAGAM: May 6th to 16th, 2022

'Maha Kalika Yagam'

The 10-day 'Maha Kalika Yagam, a 4,000 year-old ritual inscripted in Vedas for appeasing Goddess Kali to reduce the ill-effects of 'Kali Yuga,' will be performed at a temple here from May 6 this year aiming to mitigate the pandemic in the world.

The very rare 'Maha Kalika Yagam' will be performed with oblation of 303 rare Ayurvedic medicinal plants and 10,000 kg ghee at Pournamikavu temple in the presence of chief priests from 51 Shakti Peethas across the country. More than 100 people have been deputed for collecting the rare Ayurvedic medicinal plants from the South Indian States and steps are being taken to bring sacred materials to offer in the sacred fire from 12 Jyotirlinga temples across the country.

More than 100 Aghoris led 1008 Maha Mandleshwar Chief #Kailashpuri​ of #Kashi​ will be here to attend the Yagam.

Three fire-altars (havan kund) will be made of 12,000 bricks (Ishtiaka) to perform the Yagam to be guided by 51 Acharyas. Maha Kalika Yagam will be held at Pournamikkavu temple where 51 goddesses named after 51 Malayalam language alphabets were installed for the first time in India.

Dr Ramachandra Adiga, Chief Priest, Mookambika temple, Karnataka, Viswanath Sarma, Chief Priest, Sri Kalahasti temple, Andhra Pradesh, Acharya Prasanth Prabhu Diwedi, Sri Gadkalika temple, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, Acharya Ramlal Sasthri, Chief Priest, Srimatha Kalisakthi Peeth temple, Patiala, Punjab, Raja Purohit Acharya Sri Jyothi Kumar Dev Sarma, Priest, Kamakhya Devi temple, Assam, Acharya Bahirat Bhatacharya, Priest, Tharapeet Kali temple, Kolkata, Bengal, Acharya Jitendra Pandey, Chief Priest, Kali Bimala Devi temple, Puri, Odisha, Dr Acharya Poornashish Chatterjee, Priest, Sri Kalika temple, Kalighat, Bengal, Swaminath Sarma, Chief Priest, Kalika temple, Telangana, Prof. Ashok Bhattacharya, Raja Purohit, Kamakhya temple, Assam, Acharya Sri Dharma Sasthrikal, Chief Priest, Ma Vindhya Vasini temple, Uttar Pradesh, Acharya Vivekananda Sarma, Priest, Ma Jwala Mukhi Sakthi Peeth temple, Himachal Pradesh, Brahma Sri Ananda Sarma, Palakkad, Kerala, Brama Sri Sasikumara Sarma, Palakkad, Kerala, Acharya Ravi Shukla, Priest, Maha Kala Bhairav temple, Omkareshwar, Madhya Pradesh, were expected to attend the Yagam.