Goddess/Bhagavathi   

Bhadrakaali,the goddess here is installed in a mirror. She is Mahalakshmi,ferocious and powerful,destroyer of all sins, fulfilling the desires of all.She is the family deity of the local people and answers to their calls.Countless are the stories of her miracles. It is believed that she is always with those pious people who unselfishly worship her.
Offerings:Arunaazhi,BhagavathiSeva,Katum Paayasam,Muzhukkappu,Kuthiottam,Kumbhakutam.

Dharmasasthave   

The erection and consecration of the idol was in 1944 A.D. The idol is on the same model as that in Sabarimala and the architect is the same person who made the new idol after the incineration of the temple Sabarimala. The shrine is on the right of the Devi Temple. The main offerings are Shysam Payasam, Neeraajanam and Muzhukkaappu. 

   Ganapathi   

The idol is situated in a small shrine very near to Devi’s sanctum sanctorum since the conception is of child Ganapathi placed on the mother’s waist. The main offerings here are Modakam, Ganapathi Homam, pancake and Muzhaukkaappu.

BrammaRakshas  

This is the spirit of the Brahmin who brought the divine presence of the cane. The shrine is near the surrounding wall of Dharmasastha. The idol is like a sacrifical stone. Paalpayasam  is first offered here. The holy lamp lit from Devi’s presence is first transferred to this stone. Paalppayasam is the main offering here. 

The portion above this minor Goddess of Devi is open. Ceremonial offerings are made on the first Friday of every Malayalam month. The main offerings Ninam Kuruthi and Katum Paayasam

Karimkaali     

Behind the main Goddess to the north west is situated karimkaali with the area at the top open. Karimkuruthi  and Katumpaayasam are the chief offerings.

  Murukan   

Lord Murukan is worshipped  on the day of Shashti. He will be permanently installed on the southern side of Karimkaali.

   Yakshi   

In front of the Devi Temple on the north eastern side,near the pond for the ceremonial bathing is the Yakshi. Roasted flour and  Paalpaayasam are the chief offerings.

NAGARAAJAAVU (Serpent King), SARPPAYAKSHI (serpent fairy), DEVI’S MOOLASTHAANAM (orginal place)

These are behind Lord Saastha’s shrine. Noorum Paalum   (flour and milk) and Sarpabali  are the chief offerings.