News India Live, Digital Desk: Sanatan Dharma is the oldest and rich lifestyle and cultural tradition in the world. But some words related to this tradition have been made disputed by misconceptions. One such word is “Bali”, which is nowadays associated with the killing of life. Whereas according to the Vedas, the real meaning of the sacrifice is sacrifice, charity or arrana.
A famous Richa of the eighth mandal of the Rigveda clearly says, “Ma no Gosu, Ma No Ashwasu Rirish:” – which means “do not kill our cows and horses”. This Richa clearly opposes animal murder. In ancient Sanatan texts, animal killing is considered a sin, it is also mentioned in Yajurveda and Samaveda.
There are many ancient temples in India where symbolic sacrifices are given. One such amazing temple is the temple of Mundeshwari Devi located in Kaimur region of Bihar. This temple has the prevalence of non -violent sacrifice from Akshat (rice), which is seen as a miraculous event.
Devotees bring goats to fulfill their vow to Maa Mundeshwari temple, but the creature is not killed here. The priests offer Akshat at the feet of the mother and put it on the goat, causing the goat to become crushed for some time. After this, by adding Akshat, it becomes conscious again. In this entire process, neither blood flows nor any organism is damaged. There is an influx of devotees throughout the year to see this unique miracle and ask for vows.
This temple is built in a hexagon shape, which is a mystery in itself. According to archaeologists, this temple was built in the third-fourth century, and the Gupta dynasty carpet coins and inscriptions have been found here. The temple was named due to the killing of two demons named “Mundeshwari” Chand and Mund.
This temple is famous for the mysterious tradition of its non -violent sacrifice not only in India, but also abroad, which restores Sanatani values and principles of humanity.
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