Old Shiva Temples in Chennai

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Meenkulathi Bhagavati Amman Temple's striking feature is that devotees strongly genuinely believe that taking a tub in the tank that teems with fish Meen Fish Kulathu Lake will heal all serious ailments. Just one more unique feature of the brow is that the shadow never falls on the ground. The beautiful legend-based history of Indian temples is a rich supply of India's spiritual past and present. This southern forehead is no exception. It's the sole brow in India which seemed in one of many problems of Indian Medical Record and also in Lancet.

World's many genuine medical journal. The journals didn't agree of the temple's extraordinary divinity or unique forces, but accounts of entirely 34 cases and claims seemed in the journals. A number of them are shown under: A patient of persistent bronchitis was treated of his condition following getting the tub in the pond. The water of the reservoir is thought to own specific features that will heal leprosy. The water trial was delivered to UK and was discovered to possess medicinal properties. Epidermis disorders get cured following by using this water. ยาลมวัดโพธิ์

A shoal of fish provides as a water-purifier. Therefore the water of this tank is medicinally favourable. Constant bath in that water may remedy brittle-bone problem due to the calcium in the water. Like Ganga's water, that water also doesn't get contaminated even after several years. A very important factor is noticeable. Several Indian temples like Meenkulathi Bhagavathi Amman forehead or for that matter, shrines of any religion and faith, have that property of treating individuals of their ailments. Maybe it's religion or utter chance factor. But that happens.

Why do we visit temples? To quote Father Abraham Kovoor of Sri Lanka, who stayed a rationalist, nay a lifelong disbeliever: "We reduced mortals are beggars. We head to temples and visit numerous shrines, not for any spiritual gain however for our ordinary needs. We head to church, brow, mosque etc. with a litany of our personal problems ans issues. We prostrate and entreat with the deities and look for miracles. Miracles seldom happen. But we get some sort of mental satisfaction and that emotional pleasure ultimately.