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Why are glimpses of 10 incarnations of Vishnu shown in the aura of Ramlala’s idol?

January 21st, 2024

According to the ten incarnations of Vishnu, they protect the universe after its creation till its disintegration. The ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu are collectively called ‘Dasavatar’. This idol of Ram Lala gives the feeling of Vishnu incarnating on earth 10 times, restoring the cosmic order. Each of these incarnations has a specialty. When man gets lost in the quagmire of injustice and unrighteousness, then Lord Vishnu incarnates to show him the right path. Ram is also an incarnation of Vishnu.

The idol of the child form of Lord Shri Ram has been made by Karnataka sculptor Arun Yogiraj.The idol of Ram Lala which is to be consecrated is 51 inches tall and weighs 1.5 tonnes. Ram Lala means the strong form of Lord Ram. Therefore the idol of Lord Ram Lala has been made in his child form. In which Lord Ram is shown as a five year old child. The gentle feet of the Lord are shown sitting on a lotus made of stone. The idol is made of black colored Shaligram stone and this idol has been prepared by Karnataka sculptor Arun Yograj. An aura is also created around this idol of Ramlala. Surya, Swastika, Om, Mace and Chakra are carved near the head of Lord Shri Ram. Do you know why these have been made?

Why were Surya, Swastika, Om, Mace and Chakra carved near Ram Lala’s head?

Surya,,

Suryadev is the symbol of the lineage of Lord Rama. According to Valmiki Ramayana, Lord Rama was born in the ‘Ikshvaku dynasty’. The Ikshvaku dynasty is a dynasty of rulers of ancient India. They originated from the Suryavanshis. Along with this, the Sun is also considered a symbol of discipline. The character of Lord Ram is as stable as Lord Sun.

Sheshnag,,

Sheshnag is a symbol of the bed and protection of Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu, in the form of Lakshmana, has always been with Lord Rama.
Om- Om is the first note of the universe and the sound of the solar system. Om is the symbol of the tradition of Sanatan Dharma

Mace,,

Mace is considered a symbol of power. Ram’s resolve is as strong as his mace. This is the reason why mace has also been given a place in the idol of Lord Rama.

Swastika,,

Swastika is the main symbol of our culture and Vedic tradition. Lord Ram is the symbol of our culture.

Aura,, The aura behind the face of Lord Rama symbolizes the entire universe.

Bow,,It is not just a weapon, the bow basically symbolizes the teachings and efforts of Lord Rama.

In the child form idol of Ramlala, Hanuman is seen on one side and Garuda on the other side. These are adding to the grandeur of the statue. Hanuman ji was a great devotee of Ram and was a true servant. The relationship between the devotee and God that is seen between the two is not possible anywhere else. In Tretayuga, Garuda, the younger brother of Shri Ram and the second son of King Dasharatha, Incarnated in the form of Bharat. When Hanuman ji called upon the bird king Garuda for protection from the serpent. Without any delay, Pakshiraj appeared and started eating all the snakes one by one, due to which Lord Ram and Lakshman were freed from the snake trap. In this way Gurud ji had saved the lives of Lord Ram and Lakshman ji in the war.

रामलला की मूर्ति के बाहर बने औरा में भगवान विष्णु सहित उनके 10 अवतार मत्स्य, कूर्म, वराह, नरसिंह, वामन, परशुराम, राम, कृष्ण, बुद्ध और कल्कि की झलक दिखाई गई है।

Why are the stones used in the idol of Ramlala special?

The idol has been made from dark colored Shyam Shila stone. The idol has been constructed from a single stone, which means that no other stones have been added to it. The stone from which the idol of Ramlala has been constructed has many qualities. That stone is very special in many ways. The specialty of the Shaligram stone from which the idol of Ramlal has been made is that the idol is waterproof. This means that the idol will not be harmed by water. Even applying Roli and sandalwood will not affect the shine of the idol of Ramlala.
The age of the statue of Ramlala made of black color is considered to be thousands of years long because the black stone remains in good condition for years. The stone from which the statue of Ramlala is made, this black stone is also called Krishna Shila. Is. It is for this reason that the idol of Ramlala is dark in colour. One reason behind using this stone in the construction of the idol of Ramlala is that when Ramlala is anointed with milk, there will be no change in the quality of the milk because of the stone. Consuming that milk does not have any adverse effect on health. Also, it can remain like this for more than a thousand years.

Why did Vishnu take so many incarnations?

1. Matsya Avatar,
According to the Puranas, Lord Vishnu had taken the incarnation of Matsya to save the universe from destruction.

2. Kurma Avatar,,
According to religious texts, Lord Vishnu took the incarnation of Kurma (tortoise) and helped in the churning of the ocean. Kurma incarnation of Lord Vishnu is also called Kachhapa incarnation.

3. Varaha Avatar,,
According to religious texts, Lord Vishnu took this incarnation to kill the demon Hiranyaksha.

4. Lord Narasimha
Lord Vishnu had killed the demon king Hiranyakashipu by taking the incarnation of Narasimha.

5. Vamana Avatar,,
In Satyayuga, Prahlad’s grandson Daityaraj Bali took control of heaven. All the gods went to Lord Vishnu to save themselves from this calamity. Then Lord Vishnu said that I myself will be born from the womb of Goddess Aditi and will give you the kingdom of heaven. After some time, Lord Vishnu took Vaman incarnation.

6. Shri Ram Avatar,
There was a lot of terror due to the demon king Ravana in Tretayuga. Even the gods were afraid of him. To kill him, Lord Vishnu was born in the form of a son from the womb of mother Kaushalya to King Dasharatha. In this incarnation, Lord Vishnu killed many demons and lived his life following dignity.

7. Shri Krishna Avatar,,
In Dwaparyug, Lord Vishnu took the incarnation of Shri Krishna and destroyed the unrighteous. Lord Shri Krishna was born in prison. His father’s name was Vasudev and mother’s name was Devaki. Lord Shri Krishna performed many miracles in this incarnation and destroyed the evil ones.

8. Parshuram Avatar,,
According to Hindu religious texts, Parashurama was one of the major incarnations of Lord Vishnu. When the demons took birth in the form of Kshatriyas and became a burden on the earth by committing incest and atrocities, then Lord Vishnu took the incarnation of Parashurama and Killed the evil demons many times and freed the earth from their burden.

9.Buddha Avatar,,
According to religious texts, Gautam Buddha, the originator of Buddhism, was also an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. According to mythology, once upon a time the power of demons had increased a lot. He had captured heaven, the abode of the gods. When the gods started becoming weak in front of the demons, Lord Vishnu took the form of Lord Buddha for the welfare of the gods.

10. Kalki Avatar,,
According to religious texts, Lord Vishnu will incarnate in the form of Kalki in Kaliyuga. Kalki’s incarnation will take place at the junction of Kaliyuga and Satyayuga. This incarnation will be comprised of 64 arts. According to the Puranas, Lord Kalki will be born as a son in the house of an ascetic Brahmin named Vishnuyasha at a place called Shambhal in Moradabad district of Uttar Pradesh. Kalki will ride on a horse named Devdutt and destroy the sinners from the world and re-establish religion, only then will Satyayuga begin.

Therefore, glimpses of all the main incarnations of Vishnu have been shown in the idol of Ram Lala.
Why do Sanatan worship Ram?

January 20th, 2024

Critics of Hindu religion criticize Ram, because they know that ‘Ram’ is the strongest pillar of Hindu religion. If this pillar is demolished, it will become easier to convert Hindus. But the scriptures tell that except the last 2 years of the 14 years of exile, Ram tried to connect the tribals and Dalits of India with the mainstream of India for 12 years. Tried hard.
Lord Ram has been called ‘Maryada Purushottam’ i.e. the best man among men. During his exile, he worked to organize all the tribals and Dalits of the country and taught them how to live life. During this time he lived a simple life. He saved the ashrams of all the saints of the country from the terror of barbarians. Examples of this can be easily found not only in Ramayana but also in the evidence scattered across the country. Lord Ram was the creator of India. It was he who did the work of tying together all the castes and sects of India in one thread during his 14 years of exile in the forest. God does not belong to any caste group nor does he discriminate among human beings. Ram’s relations with Kevat, Shabari, Jatayu, Sugriva and Sampati etc. show that there was no such caste feeling in that period, Shri Ram lived in the forest for 14 years and traveled across India and met the Indian tribals, tribes, hill and sea people. Spread the message of truth, love, dignity and service. This was the reason that when Shri Ram fought with Ravana, all types of forest dwellers and tribal castes supported Shri Ram.

What happens by chanting the name of Ram?

Name of the savior Shri Ram: This word ‘Ram’ is more important than how beautiful it looks, its pronunciation is more important. Just by saying ‘Ram’ there is a different reaction in the body and mind, which gives us spiritual peace. Many researches have been done on the sound of this word and its miraculous effect has been proved, that is why it is also said that ‘Shri Ramji’s name is greater than Ram’. Countless saints and sages have attained salvation by chanting Shri Ram-Shri Ram. Pronunciation of the name Prabhu Shri Ram brings positive energy into life. Those who are familiar with the science of phonetics know that the glory of the word ‘Ram’ is immeasurable. When we say ‘Ram’ a special shape is formed in the air or sand. In the same way, a special rhythm starts coming in the mind also. When a person keeps chanting the name ‘Ram’ continuously, Lord Shri Ram resides in every pore of his body. Consider it certain that a circle of security will be formed around him. The effect of the name of Lord Shri Ram is tremendous. The only name that can remove all your sorrows is Ram.

How much tolerance did Ram have?

Lord Rama was the eldest son of Dasharatha, by this right he was to be handed over the throne of Adhoya. But following the orders of Mother Kaikeyi, he chose exile instead of ruling the kingdom. From this, humans should learn that obeying the orders of their parents is the first duty of the child. Lord Ram remained ethical even in adverse circumstances. He established a happy state by following the Vedas and dignity. He supported justice and truth by compromising with his own feelings and happiness. Be it renouncing the kingdom, killing Bali, killing Ravana or sending Sita to the forest. Be it Kevat or Sugriva, Nishadraj or Vibhishana. Lord Ram maintained a close relationship with his friends from every caste and class. Lord Ram was not only an efficient manager but also took everyone along. He gave everyone an opportunity for development and made better use of the available resources. Because of this quality of his, he and his army had built a bridge of stones to go to Lanka. Tolerance and patience are the special qualities of Lord Ram. Spending 14 years in the forest on the orders of Kaikeyi, doing penance to build a bridge over the sea, and living like a monk despite being a king after abandoning Sita, is the pinnacle of his tolerance.Lord Rama mercifully took everyone under his protection. There were animals, humans and demons in his army and he gave everyone a chance to move forward. He also gave Sugriva the right to lead the kingdom, Hanuman, Jambavan and Nal-Neel from time to time. Lord Rama’s three brothers Lakshman, Bharat and Shatrughan were the sons of their step mother, but they treated all the brothers more than their own brothers. Maintained a sense of sacrifice and dedication and gave affection. This was the reason that during Lord Rama’s exile, Lakshman went to the forest with him and despite getting the throne in Rama’s absence, Bharat gave justice to the people by keeping Lord Rama’s values in mind by placing Rama’s feet on the throne.
Lord Ram is recognized as an ideal brother for Bharat, master for Hanuman, a policy-skilled and just-loving king for the people, a best friend of Sugriva and Kevat and a person who takes the army along. Due to these qualities, he is worshiped by the name of Maryada Purushottam Ram. Someone’s qualities and actions create his identity.

Why is Ram called Maryada Purushottam?

Tolerance and patience are the main qualities of Lord Ram. Despite being the king of Ayodhya, Shri Ram lived his life like a monk. This shows his tolerance. Lord Ram achieved success by controlling the situation even in adverse circumstances. He always followed the Vedas and dignity. By compromising with his own happiness, he supported justice and truth. May Lord Ram be of a very kind nature. Lord Rama befriended people of every caste and every class. Shri Ram maintained every relationship wholeheartedly. Be it Kevat or Sugriva, Nishadraj or Vibhishana, he himself faced many troubles for all his friends. Only a kind person is able to enhance his image. One should have kind nature towards all humans and animals. Lord Ram is considered to be the incarnation of Shri Hari Vishnu. In religious texts, he has been described as an ideal man and Maryada Purushottam. Because he ruled following the path of truth, mercy, compassion, religion and dignity. Even today, if there is talk of culture and morality among elders, only the name of Lord Ram is taken. Lord Ram is rich in many qualities.

When and how to worship Ram?

Thursday is considered the day of Lord Vishnu. In such a situation, worshiping Shri Ram on Thursday of Sawan is considered very important. It is believed that worshiping Shri Ram in Sawan pleases Lord Shiva very much. Due to this, Bholenath becomes happy and even grants the desired boon to the devotee. It is believed that wherever Lord Shiva is worshipped, Ram becomes happy and wherever Lord Ram is worshipped, Shiva becomes happy and bestows the desired blessings. In the month of Sawan, the worship of Lord Ram holds the same importance as that of Shiva. Prayer. In such a situation, many people recite Shri Ramcharitmanas in the month of Sawan. It is said that if you cannot do Akhand Paath, then reciting Parayan for one month is also beneficial.
Recitation of Ramcharitmanas not only worships Lord Ram but also pleases Lord Shiva. In fact, it is believed that while Shiva worship is incomplete without the worship of Lord Ram, Ram worship is incomplete without Shiva worship.According to belief, the importance of Ramcharitmanas increases in the month of Sawan because it is said that Shankar ji himself has composed it. Tulsidas ji has also mentioned this.
How supernatural is Maha Shiva Ratri?

January 20th, 2024

The festival of Mahashivratri is one of the most important in the list of spiritual festivals of India. According to Shivpuran, on the night of Phalgun Krishna Chaturdashi, Adidev Lord Shiva appeared in the form of Jyotirlinga with the effect equal to crores of suns. This is the reason why it is celebrated as a great festival every year on the Chaturdashi date of Krishna Paksha of Phalgun month. Mahashivratri is that great night which has a close connection with Shiva element. This festival is an auspicious festival of the divine incarnation of Shiva. The night of his incarnation from formless to corporeal form is called Mahashivratri. Mahashivratri is that Maharatri which has a close connection with Shiva element. This festival is an auspicious festival of the divine incarnation of Shiva. The night of his incarnation from formless to corporeal form is called Mahashivratri.

When did Shivalinga appear?

It is described in Shivpuran that ‘Linga’, the symbol of formless form of Lord Shiva, appeared in Mahanisha of this holy date and was first worshiped by Brahma and Vishnu. According to this, the devotee who, on Shivratri, fasting day and night and worshiping Lord Shiva with all his power and strength without any hesitation, immediately gets the full results of worshiping Shiva throughout the year. This day is also a holy day for humans to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva. On this day, the person who worships Lord Bholenath, who gives ultimate success, is extremely fortunate. By worshiping and consecrating Shivalinga, one gets the results of the consecration of all the Gods and Goddesses at that very moment. Lord Shiva frees us from lust, anger, greed, attachment, Frees one from the vices like lust and other disorders and provides ultimate happiness, peace and prosperity.

Scientific reason for celebrating Maha Shiv Ratri?

On this night, the northern hemisphere of the planet is positioned in such a way that the energy within humans naturally moves upward. It is a day when nature helps man to reach his spiritual peak. Therefore we celebrate it like a festival, in this festival special care is taken that the natural flow of energies gets full opportunity to overflow. Shivratri means ‘important night of Lord Shiva’, Shiva means ‘welfare’. That is why it is also called auspicious night. It is believed that the marriage of Lord Shiva and Parvati took place on this day. So that people can get its full benefit, it has been said to stay awake on the night of Mahashivratri and sit in meditation posture by straightening the spine.

What does the marriage of Shiva and Parvati teach us?

Goddess Parvati did hard penance to get Lord Shiva. Bholenath said that they should marry a prince because it is not easy to live with an ascetic. Shiva finally melted in front of Parvati’s stubbornness and both of them got married. Marriage is an important symbol in our society, which forms a bond between two souls with each other. The marriage of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati also honors this important bond, in which their divine and unique love story is hidden.

Lord Shiva is the god of renunciation and penance, while Mother Parvati is the goddess of love and perfection. The marriage of these two Gods gives an important message that the right path of life is achieved only through love and devotion to God. It is said that Mother Parvati pleased Lord Shiva with her utmost devotion and penance and made a place in his heart. took. Her devotion inspired Lord Shiva to marry her and remain with her forever in this world. In this story full of love and devotion, the marriage of Shiva and Parvati was organized, in which Devdev Mahadev married Parvati ji and bestowed his blessings. The story of Shiva Parvati marriage teaches us that there is meaning in love, and devotion to God. Only from this we can keep our life in mind. It is an important message that the relationship between two persons is built on love and dedication, and they become companions with each other at every turn of life. If we talk about religious significance, then on the night of Mahashivratri, Shiva and Mata Parvati It is considered to be the wedding night of. On this day, Shiva stepped from a life of renunciation to a householder’s life. This night was very special for Shiva and Mother Parvati. It is believed that the devotees who stay awake on this night and worship Shiva and his Shakti Mata Parvati, receive the special blessings of Shiva and Mother Parvati. There is a religious belief that Lord Shiva is also called the man of nature. Therefore, it is believed that on Mahashivratri, nature connects humans with God.

Difference between Shiv Ratri and Maha Shiv Ratri?

Shivratri is celebrated on Krishna Chaturdashi of every month. But Lord Shiva remains fully present on Phalgun Krishna Chaturdashi Shivratri, hence it is called Mahashivratri. It is believed that fasting on this special day is considered very auspicious and special, which brings blessings of Lord Shiva. Many young and unmarried girls also keep a fast during Shivratri, as it is believed that it helps them get a handsome, loving and caring husband like Lord Shiva.

Reason for celebrating Shiva Ratri according to astrologers?

According to astrologers, every month on the night of Amavasya, the Moon becomes completely weak. In such a situation, to protect the month from the ill effects of the waning date of Amavasya, Shivratri is celebrated the night before on Chaturdashi Tithi and Lord Shiva is worshipped. Similarly, just one month before the beginning of the Hindu New Year, Chaturdashi of Krishna Paksha of Phalgun month is worshiped as Mahashivratri so that the New Year can be saved from the ill effects of the decaying year. If you are observing complete fast then do not sleep during Shivratri. Stay awake throughout the night singing divine glories and chanting mantras of God.

Why did Shiva drink poison?

According to beliefs, on the day of Mahashivratri, Lord Shiva saved the entire creation from Halhal poison. According to devotees and religious texts, when the creation became free from poison, Lord Shiva performed a beautiful dance. Lord Shiva performed a beautiful dance in the midst of this poison. This dance was given great importance by the devotees and the people of Shiva. Started worshiping Lord Shiva every year on this day. This tradition started by Shiv Ganas is still known as Shivratri. Lord Shiva is worshipped. Lord Shiva is the lord of Trilok. He is the sustainer and destroyer of the entire creation. By worshiping Lord Shiva as per the rituals and observing fast, Lord Shiva definitely fulfills the wishes of his devotees.
How was the childhood of Ram who came to ayodhya on 22 January?

January 19th, 2024

By taking birth in this world in the form of Maryada Purushottam Ram in Treta Yuga, Shri Ram has given a wonderful message to the whole world about the dignity of relationships, following them and saving them. And also the happiness which seemed to spread throughout the world as soon as he arrived. Lord Ram was a brave man of calm nature since childhood. He always gave supreme importance to dignity. For this reason he is known as Maryada Purushottam Ram. His kingdom was considered just and prosperous.

The Lord who was merciful to the poor and the benefactor of Kausalyaji appeared. The mother was filled with joy thinking of his wonderful form which defeated the minds of the sages. He had a dark body like a cloud which was pleasing to the eyes, he was holding his special weapons in all four arms, he was wearing divine ornaments and a garland of flowers, he had big eyes. In this way, the ocean of beauty and the God who killed the demon Khar appeared. With the mere arrival of Ram, the entire atmosphere became excited, Ayodhya became joyful and a wave of change ran in nature. According to Agastya Samhita, on the Navami day of Chaitra Shukla Paksha, when the Sun was sitting on Aries in Punarvasu Nakshatra, Cancer ascendant with the auspicious aspect of other five planets, then Lord Shri Ram was actually born from the womb of Mother Kaushalya. Ram means Raman. The doer, the one who gives happiness to everyone. It is clearly written in the Mahapuranas about the appearance of Ram and the changes that took place after his arrival on earth.

Reason for celebrating Ram Navami?

Lord Shri Ram, born in Tretayuga, was the eldest son of King Dasharatha of Ayodhya. Lakshman, Bharat, Shatrughan were brothers of Ram. Lord Rama’s mother was Kaushalya and Shesha was the son of Sumitra and Kaikeyi. Lord Ram was married to Sita, daughter of Mithila king Raja Janak. According to the scriptures, Lord Ram’s real name was “Dasaratha Raghav”. This was the name given at the time of birth. Shri Ram’s childhood name was “Ramchandra”. Vishnu incarnation named Ram is also known by other names. He is called Ramchandra, Sundar, Chandrama, Dashrathi, or Raghava. Lord Ram was born in Chaitra Navami which is celebrated as Ram Navami in India.

Everyone wants to have a son like Ram, that is why even today, when a child is born in a Sanatan home, Ram or Om is written on the tongue by dipping a silver or gold shalaka in honey. With the belief that the ideals of Ram will permeate the children, dignity will reside in them, like an ideal son, brother, friend, and king of the people. Even today Ram Rajya is imagined. In the joy of this auspicious day, Shri Ram Janmotsav is celebrated in temples at various places at 12 noon, Prasad is distributed and the entire atmosphere becomes sacred with the sound of conch shell. Ram, born in the Ikshvaku dynasty, became famous among the people by the name of Maryada Purushottam Ram. He is the one who controls the mind, is radiant, patient and has great senses. Since childhood, Lakshman ji had love for the feet of Ram ji. And both brothers Bharat and Shatrughan developed the kind of love that is praised for a master and a servant. Although all the four sons are the abode of modesty, beauty and virtue, but Shri Ramchandraji is the ocean of happiness the most. Shri Ram used to do very beautiful pastimes in his childhood. He received all the education from his Guru in a short period of time during his childhood and completely followed the human life. We should learn from his life. Shri Ram attained supreme glory by killing demons like Tadka, Marich and Subahu in his childhood itself.

What activities did Lord Ram do?

The childhood pastimes of the Lord are innumerable and there is immense joy in describing them. Once, Mother Kaushalya bathed Shri Ramchandraji and after applying make-up, he put him to sleep on the cradle. Then she took a bath to worship the presiding deity of her clan, performed the puja, offered offerings and went to the place where the kitchen was set up. Then the mother returned to the place of worship and on reaching there saw her son eating food. The mother got scared and went to her son and saw the child sleeping there. Then saw that the same son was eating there. His heart started trembling. She started thinking that here and there she saw two children. Is this an illusion of my intellect or is there some other special reason? Seeing the nervous mother, Lord Shri Ramchandraji laughed with a sweet smile and then he showed the mother his unbroken and wonderful form, in each pore of which crores of universes were present. Mother’s body became thrilled, no words came out of her mouth. Then he closed his eyes and bowed his head at the feet of Ramchandraji. Seeing the mother surprised, Shri Ramji again took the form of a child and gave happiness to the residents. Kaushalyaji would sometimes rock him in her lap and sometimes put him in the cradle and rock him. Ram was very fond of Rajbhog and that too was made by the hands of Mata Kaikai. Mata Kaikai sent Ram to exile. It was Ram’s trick to kill the demons. But mother Kaikeyi loved Ram the most.

How did Ram introduce himself to Ravana in his childhood?

One day Lord Shri Ram was bathing in the Saryu river with his brothers and friends. At the same time, a demon sent by Ravana swallowed him in the form of a crocodile. The Lord killed him and came out of his body. All the migrants were happy to hear this. At the same time, Ravana came in the form of a bird and tried to kill Shri Ram by ambushing him. Shri Ram shot him with an arrow without fur, due to which he fell into Lanka and became unconscious. When he woke up from unconsciousness after seven days, he realized the glory of Shri Ram and felt very ashamed in his heart.

One day a hunter brought a wonderful bird. He showed it to the king. Shri Ram blew it away. The hunter said that I want the same bird. Hearing this, Shri Ram buried his feather in the earth and a tree immediately grew from it. Fruits started growing in it and when they burst, birds came out and started flying. They started sitting in palaces and running with children. The migrants also reared those birds. The kings of India and abroad also took them to their countries after hearing about the amazingness of these birds.

One day a lion ran and caught a Brahmin’s cow. Then Shri Ram shot him with five sacred arrows. As soon as those arrows hit, he became a beautiful Gandharva. After getting his form he told that, I was a Gandharva. I had ridiculed Naradji. Got this body due to his curse. My sorrows vanished after seeing you. Saying this, he bowed his head to Shri Ram and went to his world.

How did Ram start flying kites on Makar Sankranti?

Once Shri Ram was flying a kite. Flying that kite reached Indralok. The wife of Indra’s son Jayant saw this wonderful kite and thought that the one whose kite was so beautiful, how beautiful would he himself be. Thinking this, he caught the kite. Shri Ram sent Hanuman to see who has caught my kite. Hanumanji went and saw and asked Jayant’s wife to release the kite. The woman said that she wanted to see the person to whom this kite belonged. Hanuman ji told this to the Lord. Shri Ram said that go and tell him that he will have darshan of us in Chitrakoot. When Hanumanji told this to him, he left the kite.

Was Hanuman ji with Ram since childhood?

One day a monkey came to the palace. He entertained the audience by making the monkey dance at the gate of King Dasharatha’s palace and went away with the prize. Lord Shri Ram in child form stubbornly decided that he wanted a monkey. His father listed the names of things from all over the world and said that we will get them ordered. But childish stubbornness is childish stubbornness. Then Vashishtha ji said that Sugriva, who lives in Kishkindha, has a monkey. Let’s order it. The king sent a messenger and requested Sugriva to send the monkeys to Ayodhya. Sugriva happily agreed and sent Hanuman ji. Seeing him, Lord Shri Ram hugged him to his heart. Shri Ram used to keep that monkey i.e. Hanumanji with him in his child form. Hanumanji had also taken a small form.

Tulsidas ji has portrayed Shri Ram as an ideal man, who contains all kinds of virtues. He was blessed with qualities like compassion, kindness, forgiveness, truth, justice, virtue, courage, patience, and leadership. He was an ideal son, brother, husband, king, and friend. An ideal brother for Bharat, a master for Hanuman, a policy-skilled and just-loving king for the people, a best friend of Sugriva and Kevat and a personality who took the army along. Lord Rama is recognized as. Because of these qualities, he is worshiped as Maryada Purushottam Ram. He ruled by following the path of dignity, compassion, mercy, truth, morality and religion. For this reason he is also called an ideal man and Maryada Purushottam. Lord Ram had many qualities, which every person must have. Lord Shri Ram has the special quality of extreme tolerance and patience. And he did not discriminate between humans. Old or young, king or beggar, he had the same thoughts towards everyone. There is no one who can match him in courage, bravery and all other qualities. Ram Katha teaches us that like Ram, we should fully respect the feelings of our parents and teachers. We get courage and intelligence from the character of Ram. One gets inspiration to face every difficulty.
How and why are statues revered?

January 18th, 2024

Pran Pratishtha is the work which turns an inanimate statue into a living one. Here Sajeev means the idol becomes capable of accepting prayers and granting boons. For this the idol has to go through various stages. The ceremony involves various rituals taken from the Vedas and Puranas, each with its own significance.

To prepare the idol for Prana Pratistha, several adhivas are conducted, in which the idol is dipped in various materials. For a night, the idol is kept in water, which is called Jaladhivas. It is then dipped in grains, which is called Dhanyadhivas. When a sculpture is made, it is subjected to various injuries by the craftsman’s tools. These settlements are meant to heal all such injuries. This process also serves another purpose: if there is a flaw in the statue, or if the stone is not of good quality, it will be revealed when it is dipped in different materials.
After this, the idol is given a ritual bath and anointed with various materials. Such as Panchamrit, water containing the essence of various fragrant flowers and leaves, water poured on the horns of a cow and sugarcane juice, perfume, Ganga water etc. Sanatan through the abodes with the specific energies of the Panchamahabhutas fire, water, air, sky, earth. By consecrating the idol with culture, the idol ceases to be a stone. After the idol has sufficiently recovered from the injuries sustained during its construction and is given a ritual bath, it is time to awaken it. Several mantras are chanted, asking various deities to come and animate various parts of it , such as the Sun, eyes, air, ears, moon, mind, etc.
Then comes the final stage, the opening of the statue’s eyes. The ceremony involves applying Anjana around the eyes of the deity, with a gold needle. This process is done from behind, because it is believed that if someone does not look into the eyes of the God as soon as they open, the eyes of the idol are very bright at this time.

How many types of adhivaas are there?

The adhivaas helps in imbuing the idol with powers. Due to this, the idol of the idol appears attractive, energetic and has a special aura. There are many adhivas in the Pran-Pratishtha Mahotsav, minimum three adhivas are practiced. Pushpadhivas, Madhyadhivas and Shayadhivas.
All habitations have specific effects. And all objects have their own specific effects. Through various resolutions, the influence of the idol is taken by consecrating it with bath of different medicines and aromatic liquids, grains, fruits, flowers, milk, curd, ghee, honey, sugar, etc. Let us know what is the result of which adhivaas.

(1) Annadhivas (food), by observing food grains, there is never a shortage of food in the country. The earth remains full of agriculture, so that the order of the world can progress. (2) Phaladhivas, the fruits of karma are established in the creation, that is, those who will offer, We will get its copy.
(3) Pushpadhivas, keeping the idol in a flower gives prestige, wealth, prosperity, progress and youth in life.
(3) On Dudha Divas, pouring the idol with milk brings animal wealth and financial benefits to the family or nation.
(4) Dadhivas, keeping the idol immersed in curd leads to progress in the medical field in the country.
(5) Ghritadhivas, by anointing the idol with ghee, nourishes the entire culture and paves the way for progress in the country.
(6) Honeydew, Dwelling with honey benefits natural balance, health and prosperity in the country. Dwelling with sugar and honey leads to peace, dedication and tolerance.
(7) Ratnadhivas, the residence of the idol with gems leads to economic progress, progress etc. (8) Jaladhivas, the idol which is to be consecrated has to reside or keep it in water for a stipulated time as per the classical method. . All the gods reside in water. The idol is kept in water to attain coolness. Keeping it in water means that all the deities situated in the water should purify the idol so that the respective deity can be invoked in it.
Keeping the idol in water removes the burning sensation caused by using fire. By this process the idol maintains peace. (9) Gandhadhivas, in this the idol is coated with fragrant liquids. By doing this one achieves success in every field. (10) Saffron Abode, in this the idol is worshiped with water mixed with saffron, which is meant to increase dignity.

But it is written in the scriptures that Shaligram found in Gandaki river and Shivling Narmadeshwar found in Narmada river do not need Pran Pratishtha, because they have divinity within themselves. According to the classical belief, after seeing the idol, the devotee is duly consecrated. Has the ability to overcome obstacles in household life. The darshan of the idol consecrated to life is considered beneficial.
Is it right to consecrate Ram Lalla on 22nd January?

January 18th, 2024

Preparations for the inauguration of Ram temple in Ayodhya are going on in full swing. Not only the people of Ayodhya but the entire country and abroad are also very excited for this ceremony. The auspicious time for installing the idol of Lord Shri Ram will be 84 seconds, the time of which has been fixed from 12:29 to 12:30. But do you know why January 22 has been chosen for the consecration of Ram Lalla?

Is January 22 such a special day?

According to Hindu mythology, Lord Rama was born at the confluence of Abhijeet Muhurta, Mrigashirsha Nakshatra, Amrit Siddhi Yoga and Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga. All these auspicious events will come together again on 22 January 2024. Therefore it becomes the most ideal day for the consecration of Ram temple in Ayodhya. According to astrologers and great sages, 22 January is Karma Dwadashi and it is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is believed that on the day of Karma Dwadashi, Lord Vishnu took the form of a tortoise and helped in the churning of the ocean. Lord Shri Ram is a form of Lord Vishnu. Therefore, 22 January has been considered very auspicious for the inauguration of Ram Temple.

According to religious beliefs, Lord Shri Ram was born on the day of Abhijeet Muhurta, Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga and Amrit Siddhi Yoga. Therefore, there cannot be a more auspicious time than January 22 for the establishment of Ram temple in Ayodhya. During this time Lord Ram will sit in the sanctum sanctorum. The Varaha incarnation of God also took place in the afternoon. Similarly, many incarnations of God have taken place in the afternoon. Abhijeet Muhurta is also found after 12 o’clock in the afternoon. If the idol of Ram Lala is consecrated at this time, then the Ram temple will remain permanent till eternity. This auspicious time has been determined by the astrologers of Kashi for the consecration of Ramlala’s life.

There are many misconceptions regarding the establishment of Ram Lala and the month of Pausha. It is said that auspicious work should not be done in the month of Pausha. After analyzing the scriptures, the month of Paush has been said to be very good for consecration of life. Explaining its result, it is said that if consecration is done in the month of Paush, then the state will grow and the people will benefit. According to this, the time of Aries ascendant has been calculated to be one and a quarter hour. The reputation of the statue will remain steadfast and endure for thousands of years to come. A fixed time of fifteen to twenty minutes was allotted for this.

The auspicious time is decided according to astrological calculations. The auspicious combination of day, date, moon, planets and constellations is called Muhurta. These are personal and holistic. Sometimes it is for one person and sometimes it is seen for more than one. According to many calendars, Dev Pratishtha Muhurta is on 22nd January. This is the main auspicious time due to which January 22 was chosen for the consecration of Ram temple in Ayodhya. Amrit Siddhi Yoga is also held on 22nd January, which is considered auspicious. This day is not only auspicious for the consecration of Ram temple, but also for the rituals of laying the foundation of the house, Griha Pravesh i.e. entering a new house, Upanayana Sanskar i.e. giving sacred thread. It is auspicious for marriage, for water worship after the birth of children, and also for starting a new business. Abhijit Muhurta will also be valid on this day. If this moment is so good for us common people then why not for Ramlala.
Why is Saryu river of holy Ayodhya Dham not capable of earning virtue?

January 17th, 2024

Rivers have maintained their purity for many years. If we talk about rivers, Saryu river has its own history and identity and on hearing its name, the mind reaches the city of Ram. Geographically, Saryu River is actually a tributary of Sharda River. It is also known as Sarju. This river continues its flow through the land of Uttar Pradesh after separating from the Sharda River in Uttarakhand. Therefore it is a major source of water for the population of Uttar Pradesh. The Saryu River originates mainly in the Himalayan foothills and becomes a tributary of the Sharda River. Not only this, passing through the major tourist destinations of Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh, this river flows for the next 350 km. The Saryu River is one of the most prominent water courses in Uttar Pradesh, originating from the Sarmul-district in the extreme north of the Bageshwar Himalayas, Uttarakhand. The Saryu River is mentioned in ancient Hindu scriptures such as the Vedas and Ramayana. It is one of the seven tributaries of the Ganges river. While holy rivers like Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, Narmada created their own place, Saryu river witnessed the journey of Lord Shri Ram from his exile period till his return to Ayodhya. Ayodhya – Birth place of Lord Shri Ram in Treta Yuga and capital of the state Ayodhya is situated on the banks of river Saryu, thus it is of utmost importance in India.

Why did Ram take water samadhi in Saryu?

The process of renouncing hopes, attachments etc. by Sanatani saints and sacrificing their body in water at the end of their life is called Jal Samadhi. Shri Ram was born on earth as Maryada Purushottam, hence his death was also certain. There are different stories regarding the death of Shri Ram. According to Padma Purana, Lord Shri Ram had taken Samadhi of his own free will in the Saryu River. According to mythology, Lord Vishnu came to earth in the form of Lord Shri Ram to end the tyranny of Lankapati Ravana. When Shri Ram had abandoned Mother Sita even after proving her purity and after that, Mother Sita handed over her sons Luv and Kush to Lord Shri Ram and buried herself in the earth. It is said that Lord Shri Ram became sad due to Sita going away and with the consent of Yamraj, he took Jal Samadhi at Guptar Ghat of Saryu River.

According to another story, once Yamdev entered Ayodhya in the form of a saint. Yamdev, taking the form of a saint, told Lord Shri Ram that there would be a secret conversation between us. Yamraj put a condition before Shri Ram that if anyone comes into the room during our conversation then the gatekeeper will get death penalty. Lord Ram gave a promise to Yamraj and appointed Lakshman as the gatekeeper.
Meanwhile, sage Durvasa reaches there and insists on meeting Shri Ram but Lakshman refuses to let him inside because he is committed. Sage Durvasa gets angry at this and talks about cursing Lord Rama. In such a situation, Lakshman allowed sage Durvasa to enter the room without worrying about his life.
The talks between Lord Shri Ram and Yamraj get interrupted. Due to breaking his promise, Shri Ram expelled Lakshman from the kingdom. To fulfill the promise of his brother Ram, Lakshman took water samadhi in the Saryu river. Lord Rama became very sad when Lakshman took water samadhi and he also decided to take water samadhi. At the time when Lord Ram took Jal Samadhi, Hanuman, Jamwant, Sugriva, Bharat, Shatrughan etc. were present there.

Why is Saryu River cursed?

The Saryu river flowing near Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Shri Ram, is considered a cursed river. But do you know why this river is cursed and why the water of this river is not included in the prayer and worship. If you read the Uttara Kanda of Ramayana, it is clearly written in it that Saryu is a cursed river. One does not even get the virtue of taking a bath in it. Worship of Saryu is prohibited, Aarti is prohibited. So there is a reason for Saryu being prohibited. Shri Ram had taken Samadhi in Saryu river on his own wish.

Why did Shiva curse Saryu?

It is well known that Lord Ramchandra ji along with his three brothers had ended their life by taking water samadhi in Saryu and along with them, every particle of that Ayodhya, even the living beings and insects, got absorbed in Saryu and that Ayodhya was destroyed. Had gone. That’s why Lord Shiva cursed Saryu, O Saryu? Now if anyone even touches your water, it will be a part of hell. Your water will not be included in any puja, no one will worship you. Because you have become the cause of the death of Lord Rama. Valmiki writes that after receiving this terrible curse, the Saryu river fell at the feet of Lord Shiva. Languages. Lord, whatever happened, happened because of the provisions of law. There is no fault of mine in this. Then Lord Shiva said to Saryu, I only give you this much freedom that if someone takes bath in your water, he will not commit sin. But you will not get any virtue either.
This curse is still applicable on Saryu river. Wherever a Yagya is performed, water from seven rivers is brought for it. Saryu is not included among the seven rivers from which water is brought. No event like Kumbh or Ardh Kumbh is held on the banks of Saryu. Saryu water is not included in the worship of any temple in Ayodhya. All rivers are worshipped, but not Saryu. Knowledgeable sages and saints do not go to Saryu and take bath.
What is the relation between Makar Sankranti and sesame seeds?

January 16th, 2024

The sages have thoughtfully made the use of sesame seeds a part of the tradition on the occasion of Makar Sankranti. It is said that from this day onwards the day becomes longer by a mole. According to Ayurveda, it is favorable for autumn. Sesame has special importance from the point of view of human health, that is why in Hindu religion, presence of sesame has been made mandatory in all religious and auspicious functions, worship or havan, even in marriage ceremonies etc. Black sesame is nutritious and best. Sesame seeds contain four of the six juices of Ayurveda; bitter, sweet and astringent juices are found simultaneously in sesame seeds. The World Health Organization has given sesame the title of ‘superfood’.

What are the benefits of consuming sesame seeds?

Sesame seeds and jaggery also have scientific importance on the day of Makar Sankranti. At the time of Makar Sankranti, there is winter season in North India and the nature of sesame and jaggery is hot. Eating jaggery and sesame laddus keeps the body warm in winter. Besides, it works to increase the immunity of the body. Sesame seeds contain many types of salts like calcium, iron, magnesium, zinc and selenium which help the heart muscles to work actively. Sesame contains dietary protein and amino acids which promote bone growth of children. Apart from this, it is also very beneficial for the muscles. Many nutrients like Vitamin B6, Magnesium are found in black sesame. Which helps in maintaining good mental health. Consuming black sesame seeds sharpens the brain. Polyunsaturated fats and antioxidants are found in sufficient quantity in black sesame. Eating it also removes the risk of anemia and also increases the level of hemoglobin in the body. These are also considered a good source of iron.

What is the religious significance of sesame?

On the day of Makar Sankranti, Sun God is worshiped with black sesame seeds. Also black lentils, rice, ghee, salt, jaggery and black sesame seeds are donated. Laddus made of black sesame seeds and jaggery are eaten and also donated. According to the scriptures, by donating sesame seeds one gets the blessings of both Sun God and Shani Dev. Like Mother Ganga, sesame seeds also originated from the body of Lord Vishnu, hence sesame seeds are considered to have special significance. During the presence of Sun in Shanidev’s house, Saturn should not trouble him, hence donation and consumption of sesame seeds on Makar Sankranti is considered beneficial. It is also believed that a person who worships Lord Vishnu with sesame seeds daily in the month of Magh, all his troubles go away. That is why sesame seeds must be eaten in some form or the other on this day.

Are Shani and Surya Dev happy with sesame seeds and jaggery?

According to astrology, black sesame is related to Shani Dev and Surya Dev is related to jaggery. On the day of Sankranti, Sun God goes to Saturn’s house Capricorn, in such a situation, laddus made of black sesame and jaggery are considered a symbol of the sweet relationship between Sun and Saturn. Both Sun and Saturn are considered strong planets and in such a situation, when laddus made of black sesame seeds and jaggery are donated, both Sun God and Shani Dev are pleased. Accepting it as Prasad brings happiness and prosperity in the house by his grace.

There is also a popular story about black sesame seeds related to Sun God and Shanidev. According to the story, Surya Dev did not like his son Shani Dev. For this reason he separated Shani from his mother Chhaya. Due to separation of mother and son, Sun God was cursed with leprosy. Then Yamraj, the second son of Suryadev, freed him from leprosy by performing rigorous penance. After getting cured of the disease, Surya Dev got angry and burnt the house of Shani Dev and his mother Kumbh. After this, on the persuasion of Yamraj, Surya Dev’s anger subsided and he again reached Shani Dev’s house. When they reached there they saw that everything had been burnt, only the black sesame seeds had remained intact. When Surya reached home, Shani welcomed him with the same black mole. After this, Surya gifted him the second house ‘Makar’. After this, Suryadev told Shani that when he would come to his new house in Capricorn, his house would again be filled with wealth and grains. Also said that whoever worships the Sun with black sesame seeds and jaggery on the day of Makar Sankranti, all his troubles will go away. He will get the blessings of both Sun and Saturn and the troubles related to Saturn and Sun will go away. Therefore, black sesame and jaggery are considered to have special significance on Makar Sankranti.
Scientific significance of bathing in Ganga on Makar Sankranti?

January 16th, 2024

In the month of Paush, when the Sun enters Capricorn after Uttarayan, this occasion is celebrated as different festivals in different states of the country. Generally, all the dates of the Indian calendar are determined based on the movement of the Moon, but Makar Sankranti is determined based on the movement of the Sun. Makar Sankranti has great religious significance. On this day, it is considered auspicious to donate after bathing in a holy river. Also, Kharmas ends on the day of Makar Sankranti and the auspicious works which were banned for a month start again.

Makar Sankranti has great importance not only in religion but also in science. The king of planets, Sun God, influences all the 12 zodiac signs, but his entry in Cancer and Capricorn is very important. Sun God enters these two zodiac signs at an interval of six months. Talking about the scientific point of view, due to the Earth’s axis being tilted 23.5 degrees, the Sun is near the Northern Hemisphere of the Earth for six months and the remaining six months is near the Southern Hemisphere. Before Makar Sankranti, the Sun is near the Southern Hemisphere, i.e. It is relatively far away from the Northern Hemisphere, due to which the nights are longer and days are shorter in the Northern Hemisphere and this is the winter season. At the same time, from Makar Sankranti, the Sun starts moving towards the Northern Hemisphere, hence from this day the nights start getting shorter and days longer in the Northern Hemisphere and the cold starts decreasing.

There is a religious belief that the doors of heaven open on the day of Makar Sankranti. On this day, one attains salvation by worshiping, reciting, donating and taking bath in the holy river. According to the legend, Bhishma Pitamah was blessed with the boon of dying, but due to Dakshinayan Sun, he remained on the bed of arrows and waited for Uttarayan Sun and sacrificed his body in Uttarayan on Makar Sankranti, so that he could free himself from the bondage of birth and death. Be free.
Mother Ganga appeared on earth on the day of Makar Sankranti. It was only through Ganga water that 60,000 sons of King Bhagiratha got salvation. After this, Ganga ji went and joined the ocean outside Kapil Muni’s ashram.

Ganga water has the amazing ability to absorb oxygen from the atmosphere. Ganga water also contains sulfur in abundance, hence it does not spoil for a long time. Scientific tests show that bathing in Ganga water and drinking Ganga water destroys the germs of diseases like cholera, plague and malaria. Ganga water has the ability to kill disease-causing E. coli bacteria. Scientists say It is believed that the water of Ganga contains bacteriophage viruses that eat bacteria. These viruses become active as the number of bacteria increases and after killing the bacteria they then hide. There is something in the water of Ganga that kills and controls disease causing bacteria. From the hair of Lord Shiva When the Ganga originates from the Himalayas and reaches the Terai areas, its religious importance increases further. Therefore, Ganga water is definitely used in various religious rituals. When Ganga comes from the Himalayas, it mixes with many types of soil, many types of minerals and many types of herbs. Overall, some such mixture is formed which we have not been able to understand yet. That is why bathing in Ganga is considered very beneficial in the scriptures. Mother Ganga is known as Mokshadayini. This is because it is believed since ancient times that bathing in Ganga destroys all sins and attains infinite virtues. By taking bath in Ganga water on special days like Amavasya or Purnima Tithi, the seeker receives blessings of Gods and Goddesses.
Why is Pran Pratistha necessary in Sanatan Dharma?

January 16th, 2024

In Sanatan Dharma, consecration of idols is a very old religious belief. In Sanatan Dharma, the ritual of consecration of life takes place in the form of a sacred thread that threads life into the idols. According to religion, it is believed that the idol gets consecrated, that is, the idol which is installed as per the religious rules, is considered to be a perfect idol. Prana means soul, and Pratishtha means giving place. It is believed that the idol consecrated is worshiped in a living form. Just like a living person needs food and clothes as per time. Similarly, the consecrated idol also needs proper arrangement as per the time.

What is Pran Pratistha and why is it important?

In Sanatan Dharma, the consecration of the idols of God holds paramount importance, Pran Pratistha, an integral ritual of installing the idols in the temples, is considered an important moment. Many people in India keep consecrated idols in their homes also. When life force is established in the God/Goddess idol, that makes the idol worthy of worship. In short, Prana Pratishtha involves the process of animating the idol by transforming it into a living representation of the deity. Without this ritual, no idol is considered suitable for worship in Hinduism.

How are statues consecrated?

According to Sanatan Dharma, the eyes of the idol which is to be consecrated are kept covered only after construction. To perform the consecration, water is collected from various holy rivers. The idol is first anointed with this holy water. The anointing ritual is done carefully. Initially, the idol is given a ceremonial bath with the sacred waters of rivers like the Ganga, symbolizing purity. The idol is then dressed in new clothes and placed at a designated place, where it is decorated with sandalwood paste. The consecration itself takes place through the chanting of the Beeja mantras, which is an invocation that fills the idol with the divine and life force.

This ritual involves the participation of priests and acharyas who touch various parts of the idol and invoke the deities by continuously chanting mantras. After this the Abhishekam process ends by opening the divine eye with scented water and flowers. When the eyes of the deity are thus opened, a mirror is placed in front of the idol to enable the deity to see his own bright personality; sometimes, due to the intense life force present in the vision, the mirror breaks. Is. Because breaking the glass or any other object placed in front of the idol during Murti Pran Pratishtha is considered an auspicious event. After this, Aarti is performed, and Prasad is distributed among the devotees. Only after this this sacred ceremony is completed.

What happens to the idols after consecration?

Pran Pratistha is considered an essential condition for idol worship. It is believed that after this Pratishtha, the God/Goddess themselves reside in the idol. This ritual acts as a medium between the worshiper and the divine. To get auspicious results of the ritual, it is mandatory to follow the auspicious time.Continuous daily worship is considered necessary to maintain the divine connection established during Pran Pratistha. In Hindu religion, ignoring the idols after Pran Pratistha is considered disrespectful. Every ritual and procedure must be followed to properly honor the idols. It is believed that if the deities are not attended to, they express displeasure and may even invoke divine retribution. For example, idols like Bhairava and Goddess Kali may incur their wrath if they fail to follow the rituals. According to Hindu scriptures, the idol in a temple or home should always face the east direction. It is believed that there is positive energy in the east direction, and the idols kept facing this direction receive divine blessings. Following Hindu traditions, the idols of the deity should be worshiped five times a day. The ritual begins during Brahma Muhurta, before sunrise, and ends just before sunset.

Should idol prestige be considered superstition?

Consecration of life is often considered a superstition, whereas consecrating a place is a science, through which the energy of that place is made subtle and intense. When we honor a place, the energy there becomes full and intense with vibrations. Just by sitting in that place, the level of energy in our system starts flowing upwards, the movement of energy in the body starts happening automatically from the lower chakras to the higher chakras. This is also the purpose of spiritual practices. To move energy from lower chakras to higher chakras. Therefore, such prestigious places are very helpful in spiritual practice and prove to be a boon for the seekers. Have you ever noticed that why our mind automatically fills with reverence as soon as we go to religious places? Why do we feel so much peace there? Because these places have been consecrated. The value of an idol is not measured by the cost of its stone or its beauty. It depends on the fact that as soon as the seeker reaches the periphery of that particular place, he starts experiencing divinity and his contact with God starts immediately. Consecration of life is an extraordinary and wonderful work. The artistic beauty of the idol is not important in the life consecration of the idols. Even if a simple stone is placed there and consecrated, it is as fruitful as a statue made by a beautiful artist.