Significance Of Ringing Temple Bells.

The following mantra is chanted while we ringing the bell – “Aagamaarthamtu devaanaam gamanaarthamtu rakshasaam, Kurve ghantaaravam tatra devataahvaahna lakshanam”

A temple bell is an object made up of an amalgamation of various metals including zinc, bronze, copper, etc. in different percentages to produce the kind of sound frequency which has many benefits.

Earlier, the bells were hand made and there was a specific method where the lip of the bell was chipped till it was made to produce a certain frequency of sound when hit. 

Nowadays, there are electronically powered machines that make various types of bells based on preeset hertz, and the material used in bell formation affects the quality of the sound it produces.

The symbolism of ringing bells is if rung straight up to five minutes, can kill air pathogens. What we perceive as religious or spiritual practices is very different from the reality.

On a high key, they play a crucial part in human lives. They contributed to overall well being, including health benefits.

One of the most observed technologies is sound technology, and temples are  constructed in such a way that whoever goes there gets cleaned and energised. 

The hanging bells in temple or conch shells that were used actually had a huge air cleaning effect.  Also, they made our left brain and right brain resonate, and the sound produced by bells helps to improve concentration and keep calm. A religion without the element of mystery would not be a religion at all.

"Every time you hear a bell ring, it means that your wishes just got it's wings."

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