The tradition of ringing bells during worship in temples has been going on for centuries. When every devotee goes to the temple, the first rings the bell. But have you ever wondered why there is a tradition of ringing bells in the temple at the time of worship? There is not only religious faith, but also scientific and spiritual reasons behind this. In this article, we will tell you why the practice of ringing bells during worship in the temple is adopted and what is the secret hidden behind it.
Spiritual importance of ringing bell
Ringing the bell at the time of worship is the medium to focus first. The sound of the bell concentrates the mind and makes the atmosphere holy. This voice works to remove negative energy and call positive energy.
Religious texts also describe the glory of the bell. It is believed that in the presence of God, playing the bell is pleased and his blessings are obtained. In addition, the sound of the bell removes all the troubles, sorrows and evil.
Scientific reason: Benefits of bell voice
The sound of the bell produces a special type of vibration which is beneficial for both the mind and the body. When the bell rings in the temple, its intense and clear voice spreads to the atmosphere, which provides the following benefits:
Increasing the concentration of the brain: The constant voice of the bell balances the waves of the brain and helps in focusing. This keeps the mind happy and calm.
Destruction of negative energy: Scientific research suggests that sound waves increase the flow of positive energy by eliminating negative energy and inauspicious effects.
Reducing stress: The sound of the bell brings peace to the mind and stress decreases. It is also considered a kind of music therapy.
Environmental and social reasons
The ringing of the temple bell also listens to the people around and their attention is attracted to worship. It promotes social unity and collective reverence. Especially in the olden times, when there were no phones or alarms, then the message was given by ringing the bell that the puja was starting.
Indication of beginning of worship
Another important reason for ringing the bell is that it is a sign of the onset of worship. Devotees are told that now they should put their minds in devotion to God and be fully involved in worship.
conclusion
The tradition of ringing bells while worshiping in the temple is not just a part of religious faith, but is hidden behind it. The sound of the bell makes the atmosphere holy, the concentration of the mind increases, negative energy is removed and the devotees get mental peace. So next time you go to the temple and ring the bell, understand that you are not only calling God, but also purifying your mind and environment. This small tradition is a precious part of our cultural and spiritual heritage.
