1008 Conch for 108 Shakthi Peet Temple
₹108
1008 conch at 108 Shakthi Peet Temple
All the knowledge consecrated in the Vedas is an elaboration of Om. The conch(Shell) is also known as Shankha after Shankaasua. The conch shell carried by the Lord is called Paanchajanya.
It represents dharma or justice which is one of the four goals (purushaarthas) of life. The sound of the conch is also the victory of good over evil.
Another well-known purpose of blowing the conch and instruments, traditionally known for producing auspicious sounds, is to drown or mask negative comments or noises that may disturb or alter the atmosphere or spirit of the faithful.
Ancient India lived in her villages. Each village was presided over by a primary temple and several small ones.
During the aarati performed after all the poojas important and sometimes sacred, the conch used to be blown. The conch shell is placed on the altar in temples and houses next to the Lord as a symbol of Naada Brahma (Truth), Vedas, Om, Dharma, Victory, and Auspiciousness. It is often used to offer the devotees Thirtha (sanctified water) to elevate their spirit to the highest Truth.
To donate one conch it’s Rs 108/-. Please contact 108 Shakthi Peet Temple @ +91 866 731 9354 or pay online by selecting the below “Add Cart”.
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1008 conch at 108 Shakthi Peet Temple
All the knowledge consecrated in the Vedas is an elaboration of Om. The conch(Shell) is also known as Shankha after Shankaasua. The conch shell carried by the Lord is called Paanchajanya.
It represents dharma or justice which is one of the four goals (purushaarthas) of life. The sound of the conch is also the victory of good over evil.
Another well-known purpose of blowing the conch and instruments, traditionally known for producing auspicious sounds, is to drown or mask negative comments or noises that may disturb or alter the atmosphere or spirit of the faithful.
Ancient India lived in her villages. Each village was presided over by a primary temple and several small ones.
During the aarati performed after all the poojas important and sometimes sacred, the conch used to be blown. The conch shell is placed on the altar in temples and houses next to the Lord as a symbol of Naada Brahma (Truth), Vedas, Om, Dharma, Victory, and Auspiciousness. It is often used to offer the devotees Thirtha (sanctified water) to elevate their spirit to the highest Truth.
To donate one conch it’s Rs 108/-. Please contact 108 Shakthi Peet Temple @ +91 866 731 9354 or pay online.
