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164:, a group of goddess women saw a place on earth full of beautiful flowers among creepers. They left the Devaloka to pick those flowers from that jungle-like place full of creepers and intoxicatingly fragrant flowers. They picked them all together and walked there merrily. Meanwhile, a goddess lost inside the creepers. Without knowing this, others returned to the Devaloka. The goddess was in a difficult situation, not knowing what to do. Then the villager who came there, rescued her from among the vines, and kept in a hut safely. 1154: 1166: 1192: 1178: 183:
But even after returning to the Deva world, those green land, humans and safe experiences of the earth remained in Valliyamma's memory. So she decided to go down to the earth and meet the people every alternate year. Once in two years on the 5th of Dhanu month, Valliamma returns to the island to meet
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of Kerala. Even the Theyyams of female deities are generally performed by men, Devakkoothu is the only theyyam performed by a woman. The entire performance is based on the narration of the myth related to the goddess who lost in the creepers. Devakkoothu is performed once in two years, on fifth day
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Though theyam is on Dhanu 5th, the woman who perform will leave home on Dhanu 3rd along with her female entourage. during this journey she carries Pallimala, the main text of the Devakkoothu, and a plate filled with rice and flowers. This journey is to Valluvan river shore. The temple authorities
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will be waiting there with a raft. The raft is made by tying two boats together and spreading planks. This journey is to the ancestral home of Valluvakurup. There flowers will be sprinkled on the way to home, to welcome her. At night she will be taken to the temple accompanied by
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room prepared inside that pandal, she should stay till the day of Devakoothu with prayers. On Dhanu fifth, she wakes up early in the morning at five o'clock and after the spiritual rituals, the facial makeup begins. After makeup and costumes, accompanied by a soft
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was made in Koolom with coconut leaves and the deity changed her clothes from there, then crossed the Thekkumpad river in a canoe and reached the Ayiram theng Valluvan river shore, and from there went back to the Devaloka.
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for 41 days, The woman who perform leaves her house to temple. The Vratas are as mentioned in the basic ritual text named 'Pallimala'. It include vegetarian food and staying in the
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Before 2012, this Theyyam was performed for 14 years by Lakshmi Amma, wife of Matai Kelu Panikar and since 2012, it is performed by K.P. Ambujakshi.
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Valliamma has all the amenities for normal theyyams. Valliamma's main costumes are a turban with 21 stones on the head, a cap,
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rhythm, the Valliyamma performer arrives to performing area hiding herself behind a red curtain held by two women.
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because she stayed at a forest of creepers, according to myths. Devakkoothu is performed once in two years.
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The theyyam of goddess is called Valliyamma because she stayed at a forest of creepers (Valli in
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performed by a woman. This theyyam is performed in the temple Tekumpad Koolom Thayakav near
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When the performer reaches the stage, she will first sing songs to praises of Lord
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Devakkoothu is a theyyam performed in the temple Tekumpad Koolom Thayakav near
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The goddess did not even have a change of clothes and cried and prayed to
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and bless people. This is the myth behind Devakkoothu.
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Index

Valli
Kerala
Hinduism
North Malabar
Kerala
Kerala
theyyam
Cherukunnu
Kannur district
Cherukunnu
Kannur district
Malayalam month
Dhanu
Devaloka
Narada
kohl
pandal
Malayalam
Vrata
puja
thalappoli
pandal
puja
chenda
ghungroo
padasaram
Ganesha
Prasada
Chirakkal dynasty

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