Surya Tilak on Ram Lalla's idol in Ayodhya: Science behind sun light transportation explained with design

On Ram Navami, a grand celebration was held at the new Ram Lalla temple in Ayodhya, highlighted by the 'Surya Tilak'—a scientific marvel using astrophysics to direct sunlight onto the deity's forehead, symbolizing a divine gesture.

Ayodhya Ram Mandir, Sun Light Transportation

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Surya Tilak that shone on the forehead of Ram Lalla today left devotees mesmerised.

The sunlight transportation was not a miracle but was managed with the help of science.

On Ram Navami today, a grand celebration is being organised at the Ram Lalla temple in Ayodhya . As expected Ram Bhakts from across the world have gathered to take blessings and seek darshan of their much-revered deity in the city. Apart from the fact that it is the first time that Ram Navami celebrations are taking place at the newly constructed Ram Lalla temple, the Surya Tilak that shone on the forehead of the Ram Lalla idol has been a major attraction.

According to Hindu mythology, Ram was born at noon. Exactly at the same time, the Surya Tilak aka sun ray was directed at the forehead of Ram Lalla where Hindus apply their tika between the two eyebrows. There is a strong possibility that many people will think that it is a miracle but in reality, it has been possible with the help of science and astrophysics.