What Is Darshan?
Darshan literally means “sight” or “seeing” in Sanskrit. In the context of a temple, it refers to the sacred act of seeing the deity and being seen by the deity in return. It’s not just a visual act—it’s a powerful spiritual exchange.
Why Darshan Is Important at a Temple
1. Spiritual Connection
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Temples are believed to be energetic centers where the deity’s presence (divine energy or shakti) is especially strong.
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By seeing the deity’s image (murti), devotees believe they receive blessings, grace, and positive energy.
Temples
Special Darshan Services
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Online Darshan & Live Aarti
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VIP Darshan Pass
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Abhishek, Pujan
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Bhog offerings
What Happens During Darshan?
| Element | Purpose |
|---|---|
| 🔔 Ringing the bell | Awakens the inner self, announces arrival |
| 🙏 Seeing the deity | Receives divine energy and blessings |
| 🪔 Aarti | Symbolizes light dispelling inner darkness |
| 🌸 Offering flowers or food | Acts of devotion and gratitude |
| 🪷 Prostration (Namaskara) | Humbling ego before the Divine |
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