Aati Guliga Kola Sullia
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Aati Guliga Kola Sullia - Guliga Kola is a traditional folk ritual centered around the worship of Guliga Daiva, a fierce and protective spirit deity in Tulu Nadu. The ritual is believed to invoke the presence of this deity, who is considered a guardian of justice and a protector of the land. The ritual involves a demonic dance performed as an offering to the Bhūtas in the Sthana of the village, where they are believed to reside. This particular Kola typically takes place during Aati Month in the Tuluva calendar.
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