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There is a ritual of worship of the gods in the Hindu scriptures. There is a noble sense in the Hindu
culture of the image of the goddess in the praise of the Lord. There are two methods of worship in this Sanskrit,
Sachara and Vanarachara. According to the Vedic literature, Vastoshpavata is another name for the Supreme
Soul Himself because He is the master of these beings in the form of the universe. According to the Agama
Purana, the Vastu Purusha H is the basic teaching. Above which these Brahma-Indras and others, including
Lochapala, are divided into five categories. They wanted to move beyond the gods. They know that the Puranas
At the time of the death of the blind demon, a drop of blood fell from the forehead of Bhagita Shanchar to the ground. Therefore, the window
H is a man with a large smile on his face. He stole the blood of the blind demon, but he was not satisfied. Being overcome with hunger he set out to
devour the universe Then Siva took her by the gods and placed her face down on the ground and robbed her in the form of a architectural man. As
In the battle, Andhra said, and when he fell, he was wounded by the Lord
Therefore there was a ghost, and the heavens struck the earth, causing fear.
They suddenly grabbed the victim and carried her to the ground
From the worship of the gods, the architect is worshiped by the wise
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Vasturatnavali, page- 45
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Is it worth considering that Cho's submission? Vashi is the world-moving parachadeo. whose redness fell to the ground. The reason for this
is that energy is diffused from the red in the form of snow, and after falling to the ground the energy is transformed into light. The destruction of blindness
by the feet of Ravarchashad. Andhachar is the blind demon. As the feet of the lightning moved, the darkness went farther and farther. This was the
beginning of creation. The energy, which is in the form of a rainbow from the grazing of the heart of the uttermost energy, holds the form of a vast
thought and is ready to devour the universe. After this, the gods (the Pandavas in the form of Ravarachasha) absorbed that energy and transformed it
The shelter of all the ashrams is the household ashram. The greatest contribution to the development of society is the household asrama.
Become a householder while you are at home. Therefore, they could not live in the tea house of the householder without a house. If the householder is
in the fourth house of the male, the auspicious sign of H will be the sign of the house. as in the Bhavishya Purana. associate -
The righteousness of the householder is to be done in the house of the householder and not in the house of another. A woman who has
been stolen from another’s house does not get any good results from her purchase because she hears the good news. The auspicious fruits of the
sacrifice heard in the fourth place fell to the ground and went to the sky. Therefore, the desire of the householder to obtain the fruits of the fourfold path
is the most important. In the Ravarsang, we again find this in the Bhavishya Purana of the Auvachatya Puranas. as -
They are auspicious to buy from a hearsay stolen from another's house.
They did not live there and therefore the lord of the earth enjoys the fruits.
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There is a gap in the various rhythms of the architectural texts in the Vedic and Vedic literature. The Puranas contain detailed
descriptions of architecture in many places. Detailed discussion of architecture is available in the Puranas of Ravaraya, Matsya, Raha,
Brahmaita, Schanda, Avi, Devi Bhagavata, Garuda, Srimad Bhagavata, Chavalcha, Bhavishyottakara and Vishnudhamottakara. These
also contain detailed descriptions of the basic principles and rules of this scripture in the Matsya, Schanda, Garuda and Avi Bhavishya
Puranas. Our teachers for thousands of years have been and are all diligent in the study of this scripture. According to the Matsya Purana,
Bhrigu, Avi, Vishi, Visvachama, Maya, Narada, Nivajat, Vishalaksha, Purandara, Nandisha, Shaunacha, Gaga, Vasudeva, Avanrud, Shukra,
Rihaspavata and Avasvani Chumara have given a detailed explanation of this scripture. As stated –
These eighteen are famous for their instruction in the scriptures of architecture.
According to the Matsya Purana, there are eighteen scriptures of architecture but in the Avi Purana the number of scriptures of
architecture is fifty and in the Manasara it is twenty-two. There are many Vedic sages among the preachers of the architectural scriptures.
There are two well-known teachers in the tradition of Indian architecture - Visvachamayachevat. Visvachama was the sculptor of
the gods and the sculptor of the demons. The Mahabharata shows the skill of the architect and Maya. They built such assemblies in the
footsteps of the Pandits that the reservoir was visible as a land and the land as a reservoir. There are mentions of Nagas in the Brahmanical
texts. The serpents were extremely sucking and submissive. Nivajat was their king. The oldest text of the Indian literature is the characteristic
of the linguistics of the inhabitants. This has led to the antiquity of architecture. The nomenclature in architecture became known as
architecture and architecture in the course of time. For example, in the Ravarsang, we have chosen the Ravarshansas and in the architecture
The world is not as small as the forest, and you are not a craftsman.
Therefore there are many kinds of vashalpa spread among the lochas
The characteristics of villages and cities have been mentioned in many ways