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Ashtadal Om Painting for Temples, Puja Rooms and Study Areas

A painting of Om forms placed on the eight petals of a lotus (four directions and four vidishas), with the ancient Om at the top; it distributes the energy of Om in all eight directions.
Taught inInterior VastuMirror Vastu, Pen and Curtain Colours, Mandnas, Symbols, Paintings and Swastiks

What it does

Spread the energy of Om through sacred and study spaces.

Where

Temples, home puja room, children's study area

Samagri used

  • Ashtadal Om painting on glass, MDF, carved wood or canvas (oil or water-based paint)

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Om SymbolPictures and Paintings

How to do it

  1. 1Make the design with the ancient Om at the top and different Om scripts (Bengali, Oriya, Gomukhi, Punjabi and others) on the eight lotus petals
  2. 2Have it made on glass, carved on MDF or wood, or painted on canvas
  3. 3Install it in the town temple, the home temple or the children's study place

Explanation and notes

Om alone is said to hold 10 lakh bovis of energy. The eight petals stand for the four directions and four sub-directions, so the painting distributes Om energy in all of them.

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