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Manthradevate kola | Daivaraja Guliga kola |Shri Durga Nilaya Kukkudakatte Parkala. vediograpy : Subbu Acharya Place : Shri Durga Nilaya Kukkuda katte Parkala What is Daivaradhane? Daivaradhane is the ritual worship of ancestral spirits and local deities, also known as Bhootas or Daivas. These are guardian spirits, believed to protect the land, bless the people, and maintain social order. The tradition combines oral folk epics (Paaddana), music, dance, and possession rituals. It’s not just a religious ceremony—it’s a cultural, social, and moral system deeply rooted in the lives of the Tulu people. Daivaradhane (ದೈವಾರಾಧನೆ) is a traditional spirit worship ritual practiced predominantly in Tulu Nadu — the coastal region of Karnataka, especially Udupi, Dakshina Kannada, and parts of Kasargod (Kerala). The word “Daivaradhane” comes from: "Daiva" = spirit or deity (not the same as mainstream Hindu gods), "Aradhane" = worship.