Puja bell - Brass

Puja bell

A small, Indian made bell that Hindus use to announce a Puja ritual. The word puja translates to adoration, homage, honor, reverence and worship.

Why is a bell used in puja?

The sound of the bell is considered auspicious which welcomes divinity and also dispels evil. The sound of the bell is said to disengage mind from ongoing thoughts thus making the mind more receptive. Bell ringing during prayer is said to help in controlling the ever wandering mind and focusing on the deity.

What are the benefits of bells?

These voices increase your concentration, keep you alert or alert. It also removes negative thoughts on your mind. So by now, you must have known how much the ringing hour sound in the temple is beneficial to you. Moreover, its voice gives you peace of mind.

Which bell is good for pooja?

Brass Bell or Ghanti is an Indian bell used in Hindu rituals.

Can we keep temple bell at home?

As per mandir vastu, the sound of the bell keeps the negative energy away. A bell should be kept in home temples, on the left side

Where should a bell be placed in a house?

According to Vastu Shastra the East direction can bring in growth, the southeast direction brings wealth and the south direction brings fame and also honour to the residents. So, you must hang the bells in any of these directions.

Benefits of ringing a bell

• The sharp sound that is produced by ringing the bell activates the seven chakras in your body.

• Creates harmony between the right and left lobes of the brain. Thus, creating unity between them.

• Bell sound retains the principle of deities and also drives away evil energies

• Removes all negative thoughts

• Sound that is produced by ringing the bell acts like a shock that helps us focus in the Present

• Helps you connect to your inner Guru and be one with the Divine

• The bell volume is soothing to the ears and calms down the mind and soul. Thus making us feel relaxed and rejuvenated.

• It is crafted with various metals that hold distinctive healing properties