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Worship of virali turmeric in varagunapandeeswarar temple at Radhapuram – Tamilnadu

Author:

Narasimma Pallavan, V. and Raja, M.C

Subject Area:

Social Sciences and Humanities

Abstract:

The goddesses of South India were quite often described as bloodthirsty by early missionaries and are still described as wild by many Brahmans. In this paper we study the way of worship to goddess Nithya Kalyani. The virali turmeric is viewed within the purview of Hindu religion among the women. The three sacred items (turmeric, kunkum and flower) are the women’s main adornment and the most cherished possession rather than other ornaments made of metals. The worship, offering and importance of virali turmeric is been seen.

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