Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Every step of construction of Ayodhya Ram Mandir is a miracle. Building stone that can last for thousands of years. The construction is done without using a single piece of iron. All the construction is done with the donations given by the devotees. Having said that, there are many miracles hidden in Ram Temple. Another miracle is going to be added to this list. On the occasion of Sri Rama Navami, Bara Rama is going to repair Surya Tilak. Every year on the day of Sri Rama Navami, the construction was undertaken so that the sun's rays could touch the forehead of the child Rama. This miracle is going to be unveiled on April 17. And this Rama Navami is special because it is the first Rama Navami after Lord Rama's death in Ayodhya.
Let the sun rays shine.
A special system has been set up so that the rays of the sun radiate from the forehead of Lord Rama enshrined in the sanctum sanctorum. Ayodhya's Surya Tilak is now special for Ram on the occasion of Sri Rama Navami. After the construction of the Ayodhya temple, Sri Rama Navami celebrations are being held for the first time in the Ram Mandir. Arrangements are already being made to celebrate Rama Navami this year in his birthplace Ayodhya after 500 years.
At 12 noon
And as part of the celebrations to be held on the occasion of Sri Rama Navami on April 17, at 12 noon, the sun's rays will shine on Rama's forehead like a circular tilak with a radius of 75 mm for 6 minutes. Devotees who visit the temple on Sri Rama Navami get a chance to witness this rare moment. A trial run related to this rare sight was also conducted. On the day of Rama Navami, the sun's rays are arranged to fall directly on the forehead of the idol of Rams. The lens is designed with the help of special glasses. The temple trust also revealed that the Surya Tilak arrangements have been completed.
Sri Rama Navami day only..
And this Surya Tilak will be unveiled only on Sri Rama Navami day. The process starts at 12 noon. Arrangements were made to let the rays fall on the forehead of the idol of Lord Rama in the sanctum sanctorum for about 6 minutes. This technology has been developed by the Central Building Research Institute under CSIR. The related trial run has been completed. This has also been confirmed by a team of researchers. All in all, the efforts of the researchers have paid off.
