Preety_India

I found this funny.

I'll also include another flower, the flower for healing, and that flower is jasmine.

Whoever you're. You're a great person. https://youtube.com/shorts/7yq9IjtHql8?feature=share

With the creation of my Dream Temple, my spiritual journey of 3 years finally comes to an end. Now the conceptual phase has ended and the implementation phase begins from here on. In this implementation phase, I'll note down the practices I do everyday for building my spiritual foundation and achieving my spiritual goals. I'll also record my spiritual progress from time to time. Spiritual growth is infinite and so there is no end to it technically. It's like an ocean of growth

@Marcel Monee I love these sounds.

Around my temple there should be beautiful sounds of crickets, swamp sounds, frogs croaking, owls, creek sounds, fireflies, birds chirping, waterfall, rain sounds etc Sounds like these.

The temple should be carved out of black marble or a glistening charcoal black stone so it has a mysterious sacred aura to it. Also there should always be a faint continuous mysterious music playing in the temple adding to it's mystic allure. A faint music of bells, cymbals, bowls. Can sound like a fainter version of this. And I want these creeky sounds to be heard outside and around the temple. The entrance to the temple should be in the middle of a forest near a waterfall. The waterfall and green foliage should look somewhat like this. The temple should have a boundary of these type of roses outside the main fence wall. And it should be lined by orchids and these roses. Also the temple should be protected on all sides by trees outside the fence with green snakes on these trees. The snakes will protect the temple from evil forces I selected these random images for the green snakes. These are called temple pit vipers. The coincidence couldn't have been weirder. What name should I give to this temple? I have decided to name this temple, "Beautiful Harmony." or Beautiful Harmony Bhakti Temple.

A picture of an Indian temple completely cut out of rock

Structure of pillars, steps and seats This is how the pillars should look. And the top roof as well. The steps should be few and small, the temple just slightly elevated off the ground. And far away from the main temple should be seats near the walls or fence meant for sitting and relaxing. They should look like this.

An old photo of an Indian temple completely cut out of rock.

Pit design outside the temple. So my imagination dictates that the pit has to look shallow and really small, enough to soak one's feet and stand in it with the water rising up to 1.5 feet so the feet aren't too deep in it. I'll post some pictures of how these pits are going to look like. Pit Design and Structure. These will be made out of white marble with some serrations or roughness so the person doesn't slip and it provides an anti slip support On the marble floor of the pit. Right now I only have this as a reference figure. I would want the pit to be designed shallower and smaller than this pit

The temple can be decorated on all. Sides with tiny pots containing the following flowers. Each pot with one specific flower. Rose (energy of beauty) Blue lotus (energy of passion) Chamomile (energy of calm) Periwinkle (energy of respect and energy of balance and comfort ) Rhododendron (energy of evil) Chrysanthemum (energy of karma) Orchid (energy of dispelling negativity) Except Rhododendron. A total of 6 flowers. And in the courtyard area of the temple on both sides should be a large area consisting of small pits to collect rain water. Rain water will automatically collect in these shallow pits. One can stand in these pits to soak in the cool rain water. As a purification ritual, one can scatter petals of different flowers (mentioned above) in these pits (each pit meant for each flower so a total of 6 pits, no pit for rhododendron since it's evil energy ) and one can stand in these pits with the feet soaked in water containing the specific petals. And this can be a nightly spiritual ritual.

And a small lamp inside the temple underneath a shed protected from the rains.

A tulsi planter should be placed outside the temple in the verandah With the tusli(holy basil) plant in it

The steps outside the temple would look like this. A small set of 4 steps

The faint sounds in the temple would be something like this. Listen on lowest volume. https://youtu.be/XyxtOjOh9FY

The faint sounds in the temple would be something like this. Listen on lowest volume. https://youtu.be/XyxtOjOh9FY

The inside of the temple can be a layer or array of pillars.

The outside verandah of the temple can be like this -

The outer side of the temple should appear like this.

Description of the temple.

To me passion means bhakti I'm coming to the end of my spiritual journey and I realize what spiritual means. I have finally found the answer that I had been looking for over 3 years. The answer is this. After a thorough exploration of spirituality, I've found that spirituality means "beautiful harmony." it's like communion. Becoming one with beauty and being in harmony with it forever. It's like musical note or a piece of music, and your own music should fit into it or align with it. Your music shouldn't clash with it. Your own body, mind, heart, spirit should be in sync with that music. The music of the universe or the beauty of the universe, you should harmonize with it. For that you need bhakti. It's almost like this. There's a temple, a mysterious temple somewhere which is open on all sides, only with a roof and pillars. An array of pillars. And walking through the row of pillars you hear a faint mysterious music of bowls and cymbals and bells. Faint bells. Continuous music. It's very faint and beautiful and peaceful and calming. And it feels like on the open verandah of the temple there are little pools of water in cement or concrete/marble and elegant planters holding the holy basil plants on all sides. And the angels Play in this area on all sides of the temple

There are 4 flowers that will represent three energies. Rose (energy of beauty) Chamomile Periwinkle Blue lotus Chrysanthemum Rhododendron

To me passion means bhakti I'm coming to the end of my spiritual journey and I realize what spiritual means. I have finally found the answer that I had been looking for over 3 years. The answer is this. After a thorough exploration of spirituality, I've found that spirituality means "beautiful harmony." it's like communion. Becoming one with beauty and being in harmony with it forever. It's like musical note or a piece of music, and your own music should fit into it or align with it. Your music shouldn't clash with it. Your own body, mind, heart, spirit should be in sync with that music. The music of the universe or the beauty of the universe, you should harmonize with it. For that you need bhakti.

Rose (energy of beauty) Blue lotus (energy of passion) Chamomile (energy of calm) Periwinkle (energy of respect and energy of balance and comfort ) Rhododendron (energy of evil) Chrysanthemum (energy of karma) Orchid (energy of dispelling negativity)