India is the land of mystery, myth & miracles.
We believe or not; there are some ancient temples located in our country, where
both science and nature stand down. The stories, legends & myths associated
with those temples are hard to believe for a modernized realistic person. But
what about the incredible facts we see with open eyes!!
Here are 7 incredible temples with their
incredible facts…
Kedarnath Temple
The Nandi statue and the other idols in the
temple were intact even after the destructive flood in 2013. The pilgrims
inside the temple were also survived unharmed. But there was a massive
destruction all around & thousands lost their life due to the demonic
flood. Here nature put head down and science has no answer about this miracle;
how is this possible??
In this temple, there are 7 naturally
Jyotis (flames) that constantly burn. Despite many scientific types of
research, the reason behind these natural flames couldn’t be found out. The
flame is burning continuously since the first date of its known history. People
says it could be a reserve of natural gas but there is no scientific proof of
this. The government of India and many other Geologists has also tried to find
the source; no one is able to find the source of this eternal flame.
Ekambareshwarar Shiva temple
The famous Mango tree of Ekambareshwarar
Shiva temple in Kanchipuram which is more than 3500 years old and till today
yields 4 varieties of mangoes. This holy mango tree having four branches each
dedicated to the four Vedas. The Deity derives its name from the Mango tree
from the words Eka-Amra-Natha, meaning the Lord of the Mango tree. This is
still mysterious and science has no clue about it.
Vedagiriswarar
temple
Vedagiriswarar temple is popularly known as
Kazhugu koil (Eagle temple). The major attraction of this temple is two sacred
eagles appearing over the temple. People believed that they are the guardian of
the deity of this ancient temple. The most surprising fact is that the eagles
are vegetarian. They come down to a rock where sweet rice is offered as food by
the priest. If we didn’t belief in the legends behind it as that two sages turn
into eagles; then how we demonstrate that the two eagles go beyond the rules of
nature.
Gavi
Gangadhareshwara temple
An ancient Hindu temple dedicated to lord
Shiva on the Shivagange hills in Bengaluru, Karnataka. According to science; it
is not possible to convert ghee to butter. But in this sacred temple, this is
possible. When the priest applies Ghee offered by the devotees on the Shiva
Lingam; it turns into butter surprisingly. Science & technology has no clue
on this action.
One of the Oldest Shivalingam of our
country has appeared in this temple. The uniqueness of this Shiva Temple is its
large Shivlingam; which is covered by the ghee given by the devotees over the
centuries and it is never removed. Now it is around three meters thick from the
original Shivalingam. The mysterious part is that “the ghee covered with
Shivalingam never melts down. Do you belief or not; even in the hottest
tropical weather of Kerala and thousands of burning oil lamps surrounding it;
the ghee does not melt. It is also never decomposed even though the ghee is
gathered from several hundred years. The mystery behind this is still unknown
and also unsolved by science.
Stambheshwar
Mahadev
Stambheshwar Mahadev Temple is located
within the Bay of Khambhat in the Arabian Sea, Vadodara, Gujarat. This temple
can only be visited during the low tide hours. It remains mostly submerged
during high tide hours. Surprisingly the temple is never damaged by the water;
even though it is remaining in water many times from many years.
This is not the end; there are many temples
in India with thousands of unsolved and unbelievable mystery surrounding them.
Like the bleeding Goddess Kamakhya Devi temple where the goddess bleeds for
days. Rats of Karni Mata Temple; Oldest Sun temple of India, stone figure of
Garuda in Kal Garuda temple near Kumbakonam, TamilNadu where the idol of lord
increases its weight as it is carried out of the temple for the procession and
much more.
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