Temple Of The Vedic Planetarium Artwork

mczlatko (52)Friendin Steem Schools • 3 years ago

'' I have named this temple Sri Mayapur Candrodaya Mandir, the Rising Moon of Mayapur. Now make it rise, bigger and bigger until it becomes the full moon. And this moonshine will be spread all over the world. All over India they will come to see. From all over the world the will come.'' Shrila Prabhupada Source: https://tovp.org/

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We continue with the construction of the temple which we are almost finishing.

First we start with the pillars on which we make roofs and put them on them. After that, we paint the upper part with blue paint and one third of the pillars with gold under them. We paint the upper part of the temple with silver and the windows with gold.