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7 Wonders of Jagannath Temples as follows
(keep your scientific brain aside and then read it. Still if you don’t believe this then check yourself in Jagannath Puri) –
1.Flag always flap in opposite direction of air
2.From any place in Puri you will find Sudarshan Charka (Charka at top of Temple) is facing to you only
3.Normally in day air comes from sea to land and at evening opposite way but in Puri it’s totally opposite
4.No bird or planes fly above the Temple
5.The shadow of the main dome is not visible at any time in any direction
6.The quantity of cooked food inside the Temple remains same for entire year. But same prasadam can feed few thousand people and 20 lac people also; still it won’t not get waste or never lag
7.In Jagannath Temple kitchen, 7 pots are kept on each other and cooked on wood fire. In this process top pot get cooked 1st and bottom one last. After entering from Singhadwara’s first step inside the Temple you can’t hear any voice of ocean and when you cross the same step outside you can hear it.
Mostly we can notice this at even time clearly.
Prasadam is cooked by Laxmidevi herself every day; only pure devotees of Lord can see her inside the Temple kitchen.
Source:http://padmanabhdas.wordpress.com/2013/07/02/7-wonders-of-jagannath-temples-a/
(keep your scientific brain aside and then read it. Still if you don’t believe this then check yourself in Jagannath Puri) –
1.Flag always flap in opposite direction of air
2.From any place in Puri you will find Sudarshan Charka (Charka at top of Temple) is facing to you only
3.Normally in day air comes from sea to land and at evening opposite way but in Puri it’s totally opposite
4.No bird or planes fly above the Temple
5.The shadow of the main dome is not visible at any time in any direction
6.The quantity of cooked food inside the Temple remains same for entire year. But same prasadam can feed few thousand people and 20 lac people also; still it won’t not get waste or never lag
7.In Jagannath Temple kitchen, 7 pots are kept on each other and cooked on wood fire. In this process top pot get cooked 1st and bottom one last. After entering from Singhadwara’s first step inside the Temple you can’t hear any voice of ocean and when you cross the same step outside you can hear it.
Mostly we can notice this at even time clearly.
Prasadam is cooked by Laxmidevi herself every day; only pure devotees of Lord can see her inside the Temple kitchen.
Source:http://padmanabhdas.wordpress.com/2013/07/02/7-wonders-of-jagannath-temples-a/
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