• Unlike many temples where locations are chosen by human decision, the Goddess herself indicated the site at Malligemettlu, an ancestral plantation, making it a divinely chosen spiritual center.
• The consecration of the deity was performed under precise astrological timings, further enhancing the temple’s sanctity.
• The deity was consecrated on April 12, 2015, during Vikrama Samvatsara, Krishna Paksha Ashtami Tithi, at the Abhijit Muhurta.

The Goddess indicated her wish to reside in the family’s ancestral plantation at Malligemettlu, where the temple was constructed. During the rituals, the Vanadurga Mantra was spontaneously chanted by Guru Shri Shashidharan Namboodiri, confirming the divine presence of both Vanadurga and Parvathi in the idol. Shri Kshetra Vanadurga Parvathi Temple is not just a place of worship but a sacred powerhouse of divine energy, deeply rooted in ancient spiritual traditions.

• The temple is renowned for the Muttarukkal offering, a unique ritual where obstacles in life are symbolically broken by cracking a coconut in front of the deity.
• If the coconut breaks evenly, it signifies the removal of hardships; otherwise, the ritual is repeated until a smooth break occurs.
• The ritual is conducted daily, ensuring devotees can seek solutions for health, financial, and personal obstacles.

Muttarukkal is an important ritual at the temple, aimed at removing obstacles in devotees’ lives. The term "Muttu" means “obstacle” and "Arukkal" means “to cut,” symbolizing the elimination of hardships such as illness, financial struggles, or negative influences. The ritual involves breaking a dehusked coconut in front of the deity. If it breaks evenly, the obstacle is believed to be removed. If not, the process is repeated with another coconut. Devotees must stand before the sanctum with a pure heart, seeking blessings from Twaritha Devi, known for hastening divine blessings.

• The temple’s rituals are performed under the guidance of esteemed Tantra Shastra scholars, ensuring adherence to traditional spiritual practices.
• The temple serves as a center for the study and practice of Tantra Shastra, maintaining its authenticity and spiritual discipline.
• The Goddess at this temple is believed to be Twaritha Devi, known for her ability to hasten blessings and remove delays in devotees' lives.

The temple plays a crucial role in preserving and practicing Tantra Shastra, an ancient spiritual science. Under the guidance of respected Gurus, the temple continues to follow authentic Vedic and Tantric rituals, ensuring the sanctity of the worship. The presence of Twaritha Devi, who hastens blessings, makes this temple especially significant for those seeking immediate divine intervention in urgent matters.