Those 5 mysteries of Tirupati Balaji temple which even science could not solve. The idol sweats, the hair is real and the lamp burns without oil.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Located in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh Tirupati Venkateswara Temple (Tirupati Balaji Temple) One of the richest and mysterious temples in the world. There are some supernatural things related to this abode of ‘Venkateswara Swami’, who is considered to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, which is beyond the understanding of logic and science.

In this special report of Zee News, know about those secrets of Tirupati Balaji, knowing which you will be surprised:

1. Murthy sweats for real

Surprisingly, the temperature of the idol of Lord Balaji located in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple always remains constant. 38 degrees Celsius (Same as human body temperature). In the morning when the Lord is anointed, drops of sweat come out from the idol. The priests have to wipe this sweat again and again with a silk cloth.

2. Real and silky hair (Natural Hair)

It is believed that the hair on the idol of Lord Balaji is real. This hair never gets tangled and always remains soft and silky. According to mythology, once the Lord had lost some of his hair due to an injury on his head, then a Gandharva princess named ‘Neela Devi’ had cut her hair and given it to the Lord.

3. A lamp burns without oil and wick

A lamp is always burning in front of the idol of the God. The surprising thing is that this lamp never oil or ghee Is not inserted. How this lamp has been burning continuously for thousands of years is still an unsolved mystery.

4. Echo of ocean waves

If you put your ear behind the idol of Lord Balaji, you will hear a sound like the waves of the sea from there. The priests of the temple say that the idol of the Lord always remains ‘moist’, as if he has just come out of the sea.

5. Amazing chemical ‘Pachai Camphor’

Generally, if camphor is applied on any stone, it cracks with time. But on the idol of Tirupati Balaji ‘Pachai Kapoor’ (Green camphor) is applied, which has no bad effect on the stone. Scientists also researched this, but they could not find the reason.

Special information for visitors

Unique tradition: Devotees donate their hair in Tirupati, which is considered a path to ‘moksha’.

Position of the idol: Visually the idol appears to be in the middle of the sanctum sanctorum, but in reality it is situated on the right side.

Offering: The ‘Tirupati Laddu’ here is famous all over the world for its distinctive texture and taste and has also received the GI tag.