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There are number buses plying between Mangalore and Polali. Thousands of devotees, from all over the west coastal belt and other cities in Karnataka and neighbouring states flock together here on all such festival occasions. Other festivals are also celebrated with great devotion. The popular foot ball match is played by using вЂPolali chendu (ball)вЂ™ specially made for the purpose by local artisan. The annual festival is celebrated for one month during March on that occasion the deity is placed on a beautifully decorated round crown-like structure called 'Prabhavati'. I could see other images of Lord Mahaganapathi, Lord Subrahmanya, Goddess Bhadrakali and Goddess Saraswathi that are placed in the sanctum sanctorum. The clay statue of Goddess is of 9вЂ™ tall with wonderful attractive characteristics on its face, with the amazing crown made of precious gems.

The green waving paddy fields surrounded by high hillocks welcome the visitors with cool breeze. Polali Rajarajeswari temple is situated in Polali of Kariyangala Village of Bantwal Taluk in Dakshina Kannada District. King SurathaвЂ™s kingdom was around this area. King Suratha then built this temple offering his own crown, studded with precious jewels, to the Goddess to place it on the head of the deity. The further continued story of King Suratha finds an ending in the temple of Goddess Rajarajeswari in Polali village near Mangalore, where I am viewing the temple recalling these epical rather legendary stories. Whatever the story telling be, but the characters are the same with exactly the same ending. The conclusion of the episode is the same as the earlier one. Here the sage Sumedha explains the way in which Mother Goddess Parvathi in the form of Kali, Lakshmi and Saraswathi killed several demons for the good of the universe. I also read the somewhat a different story with the same characters in вЂSree Durga SapatshathiвЂ™ (Madhu Kaitabh vadha part-1). Thus ends the story of the pooja with maha mangalarathi to conclude Lord Sathyanarayana vratha. The sage blessed them and permitted them to leave the hermit with their respective relatives and supporters. At the same time the merchantвЂ™s wife and sons came there repenting for what all they did for him and prayed to go back with them. On one fine day the KingвЂ™s ministers and Commander visited the hermit to inform that they were able to drive out their enemies from their kingdom and that they came to take back the King to Crown him in his throne. They did follow his advice for many days. The sage consoled both of them and taught them the procedure of performing Lord Sathyanarayana vratha step by step.

Few days later a merchant named Samadhi enters the hermit with his story that his wife and sons drew him out of the house after taking away all his wealth as such he was disgusted in life. He left his palace in disguise and reached the hermit of sage Sumedha in deep forest.

He was defeated by enemies and lost his kingdom in a war and betrayed by his own ministers. The introductory part is that вЂonce upon a time there lived a King Suratha. On such occasion the priest who initiates the pooja would narrate the story of god in stages. In all most all temples they perform mass pooja and many devotees do it at their residence or temple in grand manner inviting all their relatives and friends.

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Full Moon day (Poornime) is the auspicious day to celebrate the monthly pooja of Lord Sathyanarayana (Vishnu).