Divine Temple Shankh/Temple Conch (टेम्पल शंख): Shankh has special significance in Sanatana Dharma and it is considered very auspicious to keep it in the temple of the house. In religious texts, the conch is said to be very dear to Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi. Therefore it is a belief that in the house where there is a conch shell, Lord Vishnu resides there, and where Lord Vishnu is there, Mahalakshmi herself comes. Divine Temple Shankh has special significance in Sanatana Dharma and it is very auspicious to keep it in the temple of the house.
According to religious texts, the conch is very dear to Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi. Therefore it is a belief that in the house where there is a conch shell, Lord Vishnu resides there. Moreover, where Lord Vishnu is there, Mahalakshmi herself comes. Not only the religious aspect of keeping a conch shell at home but playing with a Divine Temple Shankh is also very beneficial from the point of view of health. Fill the conch with water and keep it at the place of worship. Wherever this water of the conch anyone sprinkles, that place becomes holy, that is, negative energy gets away from there. Also, by feeding that water to the child, his intellectual capacity develops.
Divine Temple Shankh Effects:
With the sound of a conch shell, sattvic energy is there. Moreover, thereby no fear of witchcraft and other negative forces. The regular blowing of the conch shell exercises the lungs and reduces the risk of heart disease.
Actually, there are many such things of Sanatana Dharma, which are beneficial. Those are not only spiritual but also in many other ways. There are many benefits of keeping a Divine Temple Shankh, playing it, and making proper use of its water. Many benefits are directly related to health.
Divine Temple Shankh Benefits:
It is a belief that in the house where there is a conch, Lakshmi resides there.
In religious texts, the conch is the brother of Lakshmi, because, like Lakshmi, the conch also originated from the ocean. However, the conch shell is among the fourteen gems that came out of the churning of the ocean.
Temple Conch is also auspicious because both Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu hold it in their hands.
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