7 scientific reasons are the genuine purpose of visiting the temple

7 Scientific Reasons Are The
genuine Purpose Of Visiting The
Temple
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India is recognized for its prosperous Hindu
tradition and culture. There are hundreds of
amazing Hindu temples in the country with
unique and unlike design, shape, locations;
but, not all temples are built as described in
Vedic Vastu Shastra and literature. Paying
visits to the temples are not only to get
blessing, but to get a peace and superior mind
set. In India hindu temple architects use
Vedic temple designs to build temples. Hindu
temple architecture has unique and incredible
designs. The following 7 scientific reasons are
the genuine purpose of visiting the temple
according to the Hindu scriptures.
The Location And Structure Of The
Temple
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Temples are found intentionally at a place
where the positive energy is present in
abundance from the attractive and electric
wave conveyances of north or south post
push. The idol of deity is set in the middle
center of the temple, called “Garbhagriha” or
“Moolasthanam”. Preferably, the structure of
the temple is constructed after the statue has
been placed in a high positive wave core
place. This moolasthanam is the position
where earth’s magnetic waves are exposed to
be more extreme.
The Location And Structure Of The
Temple

Temples are the site that contains pure
vibrations of attractive and electric fields
with good energy. In olden days, temples were
constructed in such a way that the floor in the
middle of the temple were good tool of these
positive vibrations allow them to pass from
our feet to the body. Hence it is essential to
walk bare footed while you enter the center of
the temple.
Removing Your Footwear Before
Entering Temple

Temples are the site that contains pure
vibrations of attractive and electric fields
with good energy. In olden days, temples were
constructed in such a way that the floor in the
middle of the temple were good tool of these
positive vibrations allow them to pass from
our feet to the body. Hence it is essential to
walk bare footed while you enter the center of
the temple.
Lighting Camphor(Kapur) In Front
Of statue
Camphor Activate Sight
Sense Activated

Only particular flowers are used for offering
to God like jasmine, marigold, rose petals
based on special factors, amongst them
fragrance is mainly important. The fragrance
of the flower, camphor and illustration sticks
all together have stronger essence to
maintain your smell sense active and
pleasurable giving peace to the mind.
Offering Flowers To God At The
Temple
Flowers Activate Smell
Sense

The next part of your act would be to drink
theertham(holy water used in the pooja)
preferably from a silver or a copper pot. The
water used for theertham generally would
contain Basil leaves (Thulasi) dipped in water
and have to be stored at least for eight hours
in the copper vessel. According to Ayurvedic
science, water stored in a copper vessel has
the capability to poise all the three doshas in
your body, (vata, kapha and pitta) and it does
so by really charging the water. By drinking
this Basil water you activate your taste sense.
Drinking Theertham – holy water used
in the pooja
Theertham Activate Taste
Sense
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As a final point, after performing all the over
rituals you should walk around the deity
inside the Garbhagirha, the innermost place
of the temple in clockwise direction for 9
times. Pradakshina actually means right side
in Sanskrit. The idol inside the Garbhagriha
attract all the energy from the camphor heat,
bell sound, and vibrates the good energy
within the Garbhagriha for a positive
duration of time. When you do the
pradakshina at this point of time, you tend to
attract all these positive vibrations once your
5 senses are activated by the temple positive
energies.
Doing Pradakshina Around

On the forehead, between the your eyebrows,
is a place that is considered as a main nerve
point in individual body since earliest times.
The Tilak is supposed to avoid the loss of
“energy”, the red ‘kumkum’ between the
eyebrows is supposed to keep energy in the
body and organize the various levels of
meditation. While applying Kum-Kum the
place in the mid-brow area and Adnya-chakra
are involuntarily pressed. This also facilitates
the blood circulation to the facial muscles.
Applying Tilak or Kumkum offered By
The Temple Priest

Temples should be built according to Vedic
temple design which is based on Vastu
Shastra. You can check vastu for Hindu
temple on our website. Temples at home are
also important as temples attract positive
energies towards your home, if it is built
according to your Vastu. In temples dev
sthapana also play an important role in our
lives. If you place any deity idol in the wrong
direction, then it will attract negative
energies in your life. You can also consult our
Vedic temple consultant to know more about
temples and dev placement.
Applying Tilak or Kumkum offered By
The Temple Priest

Temples should be built according to Vedic
temple design which is based on Vastu
Shastra. You can check vastu for Hindu
temple on our website. Temples at home are
also important as temples attract positive
energies towards your home, if it is built
according to your Vastu. In temples dev
sthapana also play an important role in our
lives. If you place any deity idol in the wrong
direction, then it will attract negative
energies in your life. You can also consult our
Vedic temple consultant to know more about
temples and dev placement.
Vastu for Hindu temple

Himani “Agyani”
(वै दक देव ाप त)
Vedic Dev Sthapati Tel no:
+91-9636243039
www.himaniagyani.com

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