North Kerala Temple Ural Sabha Activities:

Sriraghavapuram Sabha Yogam President Brahmashree at the meeting of Brahmaswam Nalukettil in November 2019. Pachamangalam Sreedharan Namboothiri (former Badrinath Ravalji) inaugurated the North Kerala Temple Uralasabha. Temporary office bearers were elected.

In December 2019, the
second monthly meeting of the Brahmaswam Nalukettil was held in Arath . Action plan prepared.

The Kasargod District Committee was formed in January 2020 at a meeting held at Neeleswaram Rajas School.

The Kannur District Working Committee was formed in February 2020 at a meeting held at Chirakkal East.

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Temples in Kerala are not public places of worship for Hindus !

Temples in Kerala are not public places of worship, but temples owned by the temple authorities (Urals). The North Kerala Temple Urala Sabha commented on the meeting held on 27-11-2019 at the Sriraghavapuram Sabha meeting Brahmaswamy Moth.

Sriraghavapuram Sabha Yogam President Brahmashree Pacha Mangalam Sreedharan Namboothiri Deepa Prajvalana presided over the meeting which was presided over by President Kunji Madhavan Kanakathidam and welcomed by the Treasurer Ramadas.

Secretary Kinavoor Puthumana G Prasad presented current issues,

Hindu temples are not places of worship but residences of diety, where the rituals of the temple are primarily based on the appearance, will, temple rules, rituals and traditions of the deity.
(Not for offerings)
The temple authorities or temple-goers, who are inextricably linked with the basic order of the temple (equal to mother and child), have full authority and right to observe such temple rituals in the former order.

Just as the temple priests have the power to make final decisions on temple matters, so the temple authorities have the power to make decisions on temple administration and other matters pertaining to the temple.
Neither the government nor the politicians have any right to interfere in the affairs of the temple.

The temple order is shaped according to the appearance and imagery of the temples and idols, of which the meditative appearance and concept of the idol are of paramount importance, and the personality and meditative form of the idol is enshrined and enshrined, and the temple has its own set of rituals and rules for the completeness of the imaginary form. The meeting strongly demanded that the temple be preserved for its survival – temples with different deities, expressions and rituals are not public places or public places of worship as they are different from each other and therefore temples should not be included in the scope of the Hindu Public Places of Worship Act, 1965.

The temple land is the land owned by the god himself, and only the temple villagers have the authority to deal with the land intended for temple ceremonies, rituals and alms giving. The meeting decided to seek legal advice to join the party in the case of Subramanyaswamy in the Supreme Court for the dissolution of the Devaswom Boards.

The meeting opined that the legislation for the administration of the temple at Sabarimala should be for the formation of a governing body headed by the Pandalam Palace, the temple villagers, and that it should be done only with the knowledge and consent of the villagers as per the will of the deity.

Joe. Secretary Santosh Nambiar moderated the meeting and Chief Co-ordinator Brahmashree Periyamana Hari Namboothiri expressed his gratitude – the meeting adjourned at 4 pm.

The temple dwellers are the patriarchs of the temple

The North Kerala Temple Urala Sabha said that the temple owners are the patriarchs of the temple and have the final say in matters governing the temple.

Sreeraghavapuram Sabha Yogam The conference of the North Kerala Temple Urala Sabha was inaugurated by Lord Kerala Varma Thampuran by lighting the Bhadradeepam at the Brahmaswam Moth.

The conference condemned the interference of Devaswom Board employees in the powers of the temple people.

The meeting ruled that temples would not fall under the purview of the Hindu Public Places of Worship Act, 1965.

President Kunji Madhavan delivered the keynote address at Kanakathidam. The rulers of EK Ramadas introduced a resolution for the protection of the rights of the people. Former Badrinath Ravalji Pachamangalam Sreedharan Namboothiri, Kinavoor Kovilakam KC Manavarma Raja, Tantri Pudayoor Kuberan Namboothiri, Secretary Kinavoor Puthumana Ganesh Prasad, Chief Co-ordinator Periya Mana Vadhyar Hari Namboothiri, Jo. Secretary Santosh Nambiar also spoke.