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When  we  do  vratam  or  pooja  we  place  a  kalasam  and  first  offer  our 

pooja  to  it. This  kalasa  pooja  has  some  symbolic  representation. Our 

Rishis  and  maharishis   arranged  all these  keeping   in  their  mind  that 

some day  or  other man  shall think  of  all these  and  start  his  spiritual 

sadhana.

 

The  kalasam  represents  our body  and  the  water  we place  in  it  is the 

Brahma. We keep  five  leaves over  it  that  represents  the  five  pranas

[prana, apana, vyana, vudana  and  samana]  in  our  body .Dhoop sticks  and 

sandal paste  represent  the  the  sugandha  that  a  sadhaka  experiance 

during  deep  meditation. Blowing of    conch  and  bell sounds can  be 

heared   when  apanavayu   joins  the  prana  vayu in  Anahatha. In fact  a 

yogi  can  hear  10  varities   of  sounds  as  he   advances in his  sadhana.

 

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