VAMAVARTI NATURAL UNPOLISHED SHANKH (VISHNU SHANKH) (BLOWING SHANKH)

About Shankha:

Blowing a shankha (conch shell) holds great spiritual and cultural significance in various traditions, particularly in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other South Asian cultures.

Spiritual Significance:

Sacred symbol of Lord Vishnu in Hinduism.
Represents the primordial sound of creation.
Symbolizes the call to spirituality and purification.
Religious Usage:

Blown during aarti, prayers, and temple rituals.
Used in Hindu festivals (e.g., Diwali, Navratri, Dussehra) to purify the space and invoke divine blessings.
Represents the spread of Buddha’s teachings in Buddhism.
Symbolism:

Purification: Expels negative energy and brings peace.
Represents the spiral of life and spiritual awakening.
Health Benefits:

Improves lung capacity and breath control.
Creates positive vibrations for mental and physical well-being.
How to Blow a Shankha:

Technique: Place lips around the opening, blow air firmly.
Sound varies from a soft hum to a sharp, loud note.
Deep breath before blowing for clear resonance.
Types of Shankha:

Right-handed conch is considered most auspicious and sacred.
Left-handed conch is considered inauspicious.
Cultural and Religious Context:

Seen in rituals and weddings to signify the start of sacred rites.
Purifies the environment and creates a spiritual atmosphere.