Shoe flower is an important offering in Hinduism. Here are the benefits of keeping shoe flower plant as per Hindu religion. Shoe flower is associated with Goddess Bhagwati and Goddess Kali. Keeping the plant at home gets the blessing of the goddess. The flower is also associated with Lord Ganesha. Having the plant at home helps in getting relief in legal matters. The plant is also a sign of auspiciousness. The plant should be kept in the north or east side of the house.

Mesha Rashi people should have following things at home to have good luck. Keeping these things at home will attract wealth and auspiciousness. Here are what Mesha Rashi people should have in their home, office or room. Red, orange or rose color curtains. Clothes, blankets and other clothe related materials should be of red, orange or rose. Photo of Hanuman or Ganesha should be part of the puja room. The Southwest corner of the house should always be kept clean. Paintings of animals should be avoided. Keep paintings or photographs of roses, shoe flower etc. Keep bamboo plant inside the house.

There is a belief that the main gate of the house should not be in the south. You should not be daily leaving and entering the house from the south side. Here are the reasons as to why the main gate of the house should not be on the southern side. The lord and deity of South is Yama, the Hindu god of death . Therefore it is inauspicious. The representative of the direction is Mangal, the fiery planet. Attracts negative energy Difficulties and threat to life and wealth. Constant accidents and bad luck. There will be no peace and prosperity. Gate is South Side is Good for These People Makar and Mesha Rashi (For those people in who Mangal is in Uccha Rashi) For Politicians. If it is impossible to change the south side gate? Then what? The only option is to offer prayers to Hanuman daily. Keep the image of Dakshina Mukhi Hanuman facing the gate. Related Mangal Mangalik Yog Solution and Shanti

Adoor Mahalingeshwara Temple, located at Adoor in Kasargod in Kerala, is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple was founded by Arjuna of Mahabharata. The temple is associated with the Kiratha Yudham – disguised Shiva as hunter taking on Arjuna and blessing him with arrows. This story is carved on the valiya bali kallu in the temple premises. Shiva is worshipped here in the form of a Shivling. The Nandi in the temple is in standing posture. The murti of Nandi is found in the namaskara mandapa. The subsidiary deities worshipped in the temple are Mahavishnu, Ganapathy, Sastha, Kinimani, Poomani, and Raktheswary. The architecture of the temple is unique – it is a three-tier temple and the temple resembles the backside of an elephant. The temple is a Mahakshetra, (big temple with all essentials) – it has a namaskara mandapa, tidappally, valiya ambalam, agrasala, pond and flag post made of copper. The walls of the ancient temple are adorned with colorful paintings o