Exploring the Divine Geometry and Cosmic Harmony of India’s Grand Temples

A Temple is called a Devsthan, or a place where Deity resides. It is also called Devaalaya: A commonly used name for a temple that can also mean “devotional place” or “residence of God”. However in regular parlance the temple is called Mandir. The word mandir is made up of the Sanskrit words mana, which means “inner self”, and dir, which means “a place”. That said we see small temples all around the city or villages anywhere in India. However when it comes to Grand temples it just doesn’t comes into begin. It is planned very meticulously. Usually these are present In very high energy centres, often aligned to movement of sun/specific path of stars/very specific places/Build with specific stones/materials and it is usually built to last for more than 1000 years. Even the presence of smaller temples with is adjacent to the main grand temple is planned. <a href="https://mishrachandan.medium.com/exploring-the-divine-geometry-and-cosmic-harmony-of-indias-grand-temples-e40fd68ddb39">Website</a>