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Why Tirumala Venkateshwara Swamy hands posture is different? All those devotees who have visited Tirumala to have the blessing of Lord Venkateshwara might have wondered why lord’s hands are like that. If you have noticed lord hands are positioned in such a way that they are seeing land. The meaning for that posture is: all the devotees who come to seeking lords blessing and who say lords legs are their place to worship, will not be suffered from difficulties. He will always be with them and help in overcoming difficulties and show the proper path to reach their destination. If you have noticed you will see the same thing in Sri Venkateshwara Suprabhatam. Next time when you visit Tirumala see carefully his "apadamastakam" and never close your eyes until you leave his presence. It is believed that once in a life you need to visit Tirumala so that you can get free from all sins and attain moksha. Importance of Karthika bath: During the month of Karthika,

Who said the word "Janani janma bhoomischa, swargadapi gareeyasi" Lord Rama wore a human body and lived as a legend, suffered all kinds of emotions like an ordinary person. After the death of Ravana, he entered Lanka along with Lakshman and Vibeeshana upon the entrance, after seeing the wealth, gold and diamond buildings, his men said  'wow it is wealthier than Ayodhya. Why don't we live here and lead our life’s'. In that situation, Lord Rama replied in a polite way saying "Janani janma bhoomischa, swargadapi garreyasi" Which means mother and the place we have born are greater than heaven. Why did goddess Sita put grass leaf as a boundary while talking with Ravana? Because she treated Ravana equal to grass Women should not talk a person who is occupied with lust Married women and Pativrata female should not talk with another male. Goddess Sita covered her face and didn't want Ravana to see her face Previously Lord Rama co

Why should we wash our legs before entering the temple? Even after having a bath at home, we normally wash our legs once again before entering the temple. This is because before entering and after leaving the house we wear slippers. According to sastras, we need to leave our slippers outside the premises of the temple, as land is one among pancha bhootas, we stand on it. As the lord is the king of all pancha bhootas, we pray in our self that we are coming to take your blessings. We need to wash our legs from the front and back so that it is cleaned well. Along with legs we need to wash our mouth three times by splitting water.  "Oh, lord! Our body, tongue, and mouth have been cleaned, we have come to take your blessings" please bless us. Some of us also say we need to clean our hands because we use our hands while removing our slippers.