Know the scientific reasons of Dwajasthambam in Indian temples
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Where it is placed?
This is placed between the Rajagopuram and the main sanctum. Devatas representing "Sankam", "Chakram" and "Yupam” reside here.
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Spinal cord
It represents the spinal cord of the human body. There are a totally 32 spiral bones in our spinal cord and even the flag pole has 32 rings as mentioned in Agamas.
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Protects from Lightning
The metal arrestor on top induces the charge to conduct through it and then conducts the heavy electrical impulse directly to the ground.
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Highest point of temple
The top of the Dhwaja Stambha is the highest point of the temple and is saved from devastating lightning.
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Cosmic Axis
It is considered a representation of the cosmic axis or the cosmic pillar. It symbolizes the link between the Earth and the heavens.
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Energy Conduction
Dwajasthambam acts as a conductor of divine energy. It is thought to channel spiritual energy and blessings from the deities to the devotees.