Mavullamma Ammavari Temple

Sri Mavullamma Ammavari Temple - Bhimavaram, West Godavari

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Sri Jaganmatha Mavullamma Ammavari Temple is in the town of Bhimavaram. The presiding deity of the temple is Sri Mavullamma. Colorful images and sculptures of various deities are engraved on the walls and can also be seen inside the temple complex. It represents the south Indian style of temples.

Protector of people from evil spirits. It is believed Jaganmatha (Universal Mother goddess) Sri Mavullamma ammavaru (Mother goddess) is the incarnation of Mahakali (the goddess of Shakthi-Power) in olden days. It is believed that neighbour villagers treated her as their own villages mother goddess, so she is addressed as 'Mavullamma' (Mother goddess of my own village).

The temple history of Jaganmatha Sri Mavullamma came to limelight in the year 1880 AD. It is believed that she is laid in Motupallivari street, under couple of pipal and Neem tree.

In 1910 AD floods the Mulavirat (Statue of Mavullamma) partially damaged. Later reinstates by great artist, sculptor Sri Grandhi Narasanna's son Sri Grandhi Appa Rao. He carved the Mulavirat (Mavullamma Statue) from ferocious stature to pleasant present peace form.

It is believed ever since her dwelt the town has been become prosperous. The town gradually developing day by day with her blessings. The people have been living peacefully with her auspicious blessings.





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Sri Mavullamma Ammavari Devasthanam

EO: NS chakradhara rao

Bhimavaram

West Godavari Dist

Pincode - 534201


















Next Chandra Darshan Date in 2017 : January 29 Sunday
Chandra Darshan is the observance of sighting the moon after the ‘Amavasya’ (the no moon day). In Hinduism this day holds immense religious significance. Devotees on this day worship Chandra Dev and offer special prayers. It is believed to be very propitious to sight the moon just after the Amavasya. This day after Amavasya is celebrated as Chandra Darshan in the honour of the Moon God. The most favourable time for sighting the moon is just after sunset. Predicting the most appropriate time for Chandra Darshan is a difficult job even for Panchang makers. Chandra Darshan is observed with great fervour and devotion in different parts of the country.
Next Chandra Darshan Date in 2017 : January 29 Sunday

Rituals during Chandra Darshan:

On the day of Chandra Darshan, Hindu devotees worship the Moon God.
Devotees observe a strict fast on this day to please Chandra Dev. They do not eat or drink anything all through the day. The fast is broken after sighting the Moon just after sunset.
It is believed that a person who performs all the ritualistic worship of Moon God on the day of Chandra Darshan will be bestowed with endless good fortune and prosperity.

Important Timings On Chandra Darshan

Pratipada Tithi Timing 05:37 AM - 05:44 AM
Place : Ujjain [ India ] Time Zone : IST (+05:30)

Significance of Chandra Darshan:

In Hindu mythology, Chandra Dev or the Hindu Lord of Moon is considered to be one of the most revered deities. He is also a significant ‘graha’ or planet of the ‘Navgraha’, which influences life on Earth. Moon is known to be a favourable planet and is associated with wisdom, purity and good intentions.
Furthermore Moon is even more influential in Hinduism as it follows the lunar calendar. In Hindu mythology, Chandra Dev or the Moon God is also known to be the nurturer of animal and plant life. He is married to the 27 Nakshatras, who are the daughters of King Prajapati Daksha and is also the father of Budha or Planet Mercury.