#TellYourStory: a place or space that holds special spiritual significance for me
I gazed at the dome, resplendent as the sun's rays shone on the temple that wintry morning. I could hear the soothing chants as unoffed closer to the temple, and I was drawn to the sanctum. Bowing my head in prayer, I slowly walked up to the stairs, sinking onto the floor on a narrow passage that circled the sanctum. I closed my eyes at peace. A sense of having returned turned home, enveloping me
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:04
That was really beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely day. Bye
You. Good morning. The spiritual journey. That's what your tagline speaks about. I think all places of worship which have been pure and which are very old where rhythms of resonance of Almighty is being hymn for so many years have a different feeling altogether. They have a different wipe as soon as you enter. They have a different soothing, tranquil effect on your body whenever you venture or enter or venture out into any of the spiritual
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 2:31
And that was a very badly told story about why the place is important. I truly don't know. And I am going to explore the journal, the thoughts, et cetera, et cetera, to figure it out. If I do figure it out, I'll let you know. Thank you for the wonderful question. Looking forward to going on multiple journeys. Bye
Hello. Thank you so much for sharing your insights. And I agree. I think every place has a vibration and I have also felt this. I have been to Haji Ali in Mumbai. I've been to Shirdi. You know, I remember starting off exploring serenity through the small chapel that we had in our school because I went to a convent and I would find time somehow to make it to the chapel and sit there. And I loved that quiet and would generally get into a sort of
Hi Binati. Thank you so much for sharing this. And yes, I remember that I have been to Nathan Dhwara many, many years ago and I came back a little miffed because I didn't get a great darshan and my husband had a wonderful darshan. And I was a little upset with Srinanji for that. You know, come to think of it now, it seems so silly, isn't it, because
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 2:12
I don't know how true this is because I'm not part of that temple's trust, but my maternal grandfather is. So apparently they've tried to break open the doors of the temple. Reliance actually has taken over because Kokila Ambani, Mukesh Ambani's mother, she is a fan of the place, so she's, like, commanded her sons to improve the place, so to speak