Why are the roofs of temples and mosques round? An interesting reason besides religion

Vastu Shastra: Have you ever seen the size of the roofs of temples and mosques? If yes, you must have seen that they are round in size. Have you ever tried to know whether it is just faith or there is a deep science hidden behind it? Let us know what this religious relationship is.

The roofs of temples and mosques are made round ie dome, as it is a part of religion and works to spread energy in all directions.

Positivity comes from the round roof of the temple
Which collects positive energy and spreads around, which keeps the atmosphere positive and holy.

The dome creates a sense of peace.
Due to the structure of the domed roof, the sound spreads throughout the temple in such a way that the people sitting there feel relaxed and it is easy to meditate.

Sound of sound
The temple collides with the bells and mantras, collides with the dome and resonates throughout the temple, causing peace and good vibration.

Provides relief from heat and cold.
Due to the dome, the wind flow inside the temple is controlled, which reduces the effect of the heat and cold outside and the temperature remains normal. Not only this, the domed roof of the temple keeps the inner air cool in summer, so that devotees can relax and they do not realize the heat. Even in winter, the domed structure helps to keep the air inside the temple warm, due to which the cold does not bother much.

Vastu
The shape of the dome is made not only for religious reasons but also according to Vastu Shastra and Science, so that there is double benefit. In addition to being beautiful in appearance, round roofs of temples and mosques are scientifically designed, which manage both peace and temperature.

Good atmosphere for worship.
The dome creates an atmosphere of sound and energy in the temple, which is suitable for worship and meditation for devotees.