thumukuru adisakthi alayam rahasyalu?

A village near Tumkur has become a sacred place due to the presence of Adishakthi temple. The story is very enchanting and mysterious. The temple is located in Bettanakurike Gollarahatti of Chikkathotlukere town which lies on the Tominakere road, Tumkur taluk, Tumkur district of Karnataka state. The local TV channel, TV9 had approached this place to know the facts related to this temple and the goddess.

Goddess Adishakthi of Bettanakurike Gollarahatti, Tumkur
It all started when a local shepherd by name Ramalingalippa went to the nearby hills to graze his goats and sheep. The hill has the name Devakannikeyara betta( Hill of godly women). As usual when the goats were grazing on the hills, the shepherd heard a woman’s voice from near him. But he could not see anyone. The voice told him that it was willing to go along with him to his village. Other shepherds standing near him could not hear the voice. The voice was loud and clear. This went on for many months. He got fed up of this and was very much scared to go to the hills. His family members suggested him to take the help of a sorcerer to end his problem. He went to the sorcerer who chanted some mantras and gave him a sacred thread. Ramalingalippa had to tie it around his right shoulder and go to the hills. Next day when he went to the hills he was shocked once again because the voice was heard as usual. The sacred thread was of no use for him. This time his house members told him leave the village for some time and stay in his relative’s house at Bangalore. But it was of no use. A dark figure of woman appeared in his dreams every day and reminded him saying that it was desperate to come along with him. He then returned to his village and continued going to the hills along with his sheep.
After some days, villagers gave him an idea. They told him to accept whatever the voice told him. It was the testing time for him. He replied to the voice and invited it to come to the village along with him. The voice told him that it would come but on the next new moon day night. He started to think over it. He was scared to go alone. He wanted to take someone with him that day. The voice again told him that it was his wish and can bring any number of people when he comes on the new moon day.
More than 90 members went to the hill on the night of the new moon. As they reached the foot of the hill and near a huge boulder, many of them fell asleep. They could not walk further. Only seven members including Ramalingalippa were left out. As they started climbing the hill two of them were left behind and just five of them could reach the top.
As they got closer, suddenly they saw a bright light appearing at the top of the hill and coming downwards. It came closer and entered a small hole and into the ground just in front of them. Ramalingalippa went ahead and put his hand into the small hole. He got a bowl shaped small clay lamp. It was an old oil lamp hidden in the mud and was made of clay. Ramalingappa was disappointed to see the clay lamp after all the hard work. The clay lamp was covered with black soil and was heavy. All the five reached the foot of the hill and showed the clay lamp to the people gathered there. Men started quarreling with each other. They thought it had some magical powers. At last elder people from the village who came to the spot took the lamp from the men. They advised people not to quarrel for it, but to find out what it is actually. They cleared the black soil covering the clay lamp. At that moment they were shocked. There was a golden idol of Goddess Adishakthi hidden in it. It was a small idol which weighed about one kilogram. All of them were worried about the idol then. They were afraid that the government would seize the golden idol. That night they decided to hide the idol and buried it in the mud in an empty land. But no one approached them as the news spread.

oil lamp made of clay

Next day morning everyone was shocked at the sight. The place where idol was hidden had a termite mound grown over it. Quickly they removed the idol from that place and took it for worshiping. They had made a temporary place to keep the idol for worship. Coconut leaf roof covered the top. Suddenly a few policemen came to the place. They were not able to say anything but stood very quiet before the goddess idol. They just prayed to the goddess and left. The Superintendent of Police who came there had something hidden in his mind. He wanted someone to stop his transfer which would take place the very next day. As he prayed to the goddess he pleaded her to fulfill his wish. And if the wish got fulfilled, then he would stand there and work as a volunteer. He was overjoyed to know that his prayers were heard and wish was fulfilled. From that day onwards he became one of the voluntary members to work before the goddess. Villagers built a temple for the goddess Adishakthi.

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