22nd January is going to be a very historic day. Actually, on this very day, Ramlala's life is going to be consecrated in the huge Ram temple of Ayodhya, for which preparations have started in full swing. Its smoke is visible everywhere. People have been waiting for the consecration of Ram Lalla for decades. In Sanatan Dharma, Lord Shri Ram is worshiped as a symbol of ideal human life. There are many such things related to the life of Maryada Purushottam Prabhu Shri Ram which inspire people even today.
Invitations are being sent to many senior leaders, actors, artists, and industrialists of the country including Prime Minister Narendra Modi to participate in the consecration of Ram Lalla. In this grand program, everyone is excited to have darshan of Ramlala in Ayodhya temple. If you too are thinking of going to Ayodhya on the day of Pran Pratistha to have darshan of Ramlala, then take special care of your clothes while going there.
Men should wear this
If you are thinking of going to Ayodhya for the darshan of Ramlala, then go wearing a dhoti and kurta. In Hindu religion, there is a tradition of wearing a dhoti-kurta during worship. In such a situation, if you are also going to Ayodhya, then try to wear only a dhoti and a kurta.
Can wear kurta pajama
If you are not comfortable wearing dhoti then you can wear this type of kurta with pyjama. It will be comfortable to wear and your look will also look different by wearing it.
Women should wear such clothes
If women are going to Ayodhya, then try to enter the temple wearing a traditional saree or suit. Wearing torn jeans and Western dresses is also prohibited in many temples. Although there is no such rule here, try to go to the temple wearing Indian clothes only.
Pay attention to color
If we talk about the Hindu religion, then in Hindu religion black and blue colors are not worn during worship and while visiting the temple. In such a situation, when Ramlala is enshrined in the grand Ram temple of Ayodhya, then do not go to the temple wearing black-blue colors on that day. You can go to the temple wearing red, green, and yellow colors.
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