Vamvarti Temple Conch/Siddh Vamvarti Conch (टेम्पल शंख): This Vamavarti Shankh produces positive energy and removes all negative energies from around. Siddh Vamvarti Conch has the power to regulate all types of negative planetary effects. Shells from the Vamavarti temple are often found in abundance. The name is Vamavarti because these shells whose stomach opens to the left. These shells are readily available. These are different types. Their mouths are cut off from above. It’s mainly for blowing.
Moreover, according to the scriptures, these shells are the best of all. Blowing the Vamvarti Temple Conch is of great importance. The sound of the conch shell pleases all the deities. The sound of a conch shell is equivalent to the sound of ‘Om’. As far as the sound of the anointed conch reaches, disgruntled souls such as ghosts, phantoms, vampires, etc., flee from the entire environment. Scientists have also proven through their research that when it comes to the sound of seashells, the entire environment gets rid of all kinds of pollution. The sound of this conch of the Vamavarti temple destroys all bacteria.
For instance, this Vamvarti Temple Conch is rich in calcium, sulfur, and phosphorus. Moreover, by blowing on the conch every day, the lungs get movement, thanks to which no lung disease etc. will ever occur in life. Nowadays, scientists have treated many other diseases by blowing the conch. Inspect the shell thoroughly when purchasing. There should be no breaking of the shell from anywhere, no fixing of the spice applications. But the best is the shell, which is clean and resembles the glow of the moon. Only quality shells should use. Otherwise, there will be no benefit.
Vamvarti Temple Conch Benefits:
For instance, this kind of natural Shankh shell creates a positive energy in surrounding areas. Moreover, the sound of this removes the harmful effects of negative energies and cleanses our surroundings and soul. Furthermore, the Shankh sound symbolizes the sacred sound OM.
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