Untold 8 Mysteries of puri jangannath mandir

The temple’s flag at the top flies in the opposite direction to the wind Even a child knows how a piece of fabric behaves when the wind blows but no one could identify what’s up there making the flag to fly in the opposite direction

Second, the longest Shikara made of 8 alloys holds a Sudharshan Chakra which is 36 feet in circumference. This Chakra faces the avid watcher irrespective of the direction. this is still a unsolved mystery of the mandir how it's happen ?

Third, no birds fly above the temple and no flights intersect this towering monument. Birds love tall structures and they circle most of the temple structures but Lord Jagannath’s Puri has a different scene.. Hey na wonder ?

Fourth, the shadow of the main dome remains invisible or doesn’t fall on the ground. This is a strange phenomenon as all the structures on Earth cast their shadows when they are out in the open.

Is this possible without divine power ?

Travelers and devotees can hear the sound of the waves outside the temple. at once they go inside singhadwaraka, it becomes silent and continues to remain silent. They can hear the sound only when they step out of the mysterious and natural acoustic-proof setup inside the temple

Sixth, the wind blows from the sea to the land in the morning and from land to the sea in the evening but here Nature behaves in the opposite way. That mean by the grace of divine energy nature acts just opposite here.. Hey na strange ?

Priests of the temple have been carrying out a tradition since the thousands years They climb manually without necessary climbing gears and change the flag every single day. And it is said that this ritual if missed will lead to shutting down of the temple for 18 years

Food prepared here from all 32 kitchens using 250 earthen ovens never gets wasted, food quantity remains the same but the number of devotees changes from 2000-20,000 every day. but there is no scarcity of food or no food wastage

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