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Mandirs




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Hindu Books > Philosophy and Commentaries > Samskara > Mandirs

Introduction

Hindus did a lot of experimentation. Mandir was the laboratory at one time where people could go in and experiment with meditation, with mantra chanting and so on.

Different mandirs were sites of different experiments and experiences.

A shiva temple has a different discipline than that of the Dakshineswari temple in Calcutta.

A Jaina temple has different locations (often on mountains-away from water) than a Vishwanath temple which is on the banks of Ganga.

Some people claim that the Vishwnath temple we see is not the real Vishwanath temple.




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