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Puri Jagannath Temple
Puri Jagannath Temple
The journey of Lord Jagannath, which takes place every year in Puri, Odisha, has its own importance. This time this journey is on June 25 Sunday.
Jagannath Temple's kitchen is famous all over the world. In this spacious kitchen, about 500 cooks and 300 associates work to prepare Mahaprasad, who gives a gift to God.
It is believed that whatever entertainment is made in this kitchen, it is constructed under the supervision of Mother Lakshmi. This kitchen is known as the world's largest kitchen. It is located in the south-east direction of the temple.
Every dish made here is made according to the guidelines of Hindu religion books. The indulgence is completely vegetarian. It does not use onion and garlic in any form.
Indulgence is prepared in clay pots. Here are two wells near the kitchen, which are called Ganga and Yamuna. Only the water emanating from them is made of pleasure. In this kitchen, 56 types of occupations are made.
The quantity of food to cook in the kitchen remains for the whole year. One volume of Prasad will never be wasted, even if it can feed some 200 million people from a few thousand people.
In order to enjoy the temple, 7 pottery is kept on each other and cooked on wood. In the process, the enjoyment of the utensils placed at the top of the process is cooked first and then the indulgence becomes one after the other.
The five stairs of the Vishwanath temple are on the climb up to Anandbazar. This is the place where Mahaprasad meets. It is said that Mahaprashad is supervised by the mother Lakshmi himself.
Four special things of Jagannath temple
1. The height of Jagannath temple is 65 meters, which is 214 feet and 8 inches. There are large doors in the four directions of the temple. It is believed that doing orbiting it leads to virtue.
2. After climbing 22 steps from Arun Chamba, there is a Vishwanath temple on top. It is believed that Lord Jagannath's visions are only made after Vishwanath's philosophy, then virtue is attained.
3. There are wooden sculptures of Lord Jagannath, sister Subhadra and Bhai Balram on the five meter long and one meter wide altar, which are worshiped.
4. It is believed that Lord Jagannath goes to his aunt Gundecha through Rath Yatra and lives there for nine whole days.