The history of Mopidevi Temple
According to the ancient Sthala Puranas, this temple's Swayambhu was
Subramanyeswar Swamy. In one dream, Subramanyeswar Swamy told a potter named
Veeravarapu Parvathalu that there was a Lingam in the anthill in the village
of Mopidevi. A devoted follower of Subramanyeswar Swamy, the potter was.
The following day, the potter told the locals about his dream. They
proceeded to the anthill and began excavating. They were shocked to
discover a Swayambhu Lingam. Since Subramanyeswar Swamy holds Nandi,
Garuda, and the Cock in high regard, Parvathalu created additional clay
idols of them. After that, he cooked the gods in the Bhatti (furnace) to
solidify and preserve the shape of the clay idols.
The Advantages of Mopidevi Temple Worship:
- Those who are childless pray at the temple of Mopidevi.
- Couples with children who spend a night in the Mopidevi temple are blessed by the main deity.
- When a woman wishes to become a mother, she makes a cradle out of a saree and hangs it on a temple tree
- The Sarpa Dosha Nivarana Pooja, Rahu Ketu Dosha Pooja, and Anapathya Dosha Pooja are among the fundamental poojas performed at the temple to treat certain conditions pertaining to vision, ear infections, and skin disorders.
- Here, those looking for a compatible life mate can find what they're looking for. They provide Subramanyeswar Swamy Pongal, which is cooked with rice and jaggery, as Prasadam.
Temple Timings
Morning: The Mopidevi temple is open from5.30 AMto 1.00 PM
Evening:
The temple is open from
4.30 PMto 8.00 PM
I Personally recommended for toldi (Frist) Darshan at 5:30AM
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Distance: Challapalli to Mopidevi temple distance 5 km and 5-10 min Journey
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