◆ Vimana: Represents the divine presence, symbolizing the head of the individual, and serves as the main tower of the temple.
◆ Mahal Mandapam: Corresponds to the chest region of the human body, where vital energy and spiritual essence converge.
◆ Garbhagruha (Sanctum): The sacred inner chamber of the temple, akin to the heart or core of a person, housing the deity (soul).
◆ Gopuram: Symbolizes the feet of the deity and serves as the entrance, reflecting the grounding aspect of human existence.
◆ Chakras: The diagram illustrates the alignment of temple components with the human chakras:
Ajna: Represents intuition and insight.
Vishuddha: Associated with communication and expression.
Anahata: Linked to love and compassion.
Manipura: Connects to personal power and self-esteem.
Swadhisthana: Related to emotions and relationships.
Muladhara: Represents stability and grounding.
This diagram signifies the deep philosophical connection between temple architecture and human anatomy, emphasizing the belief that the physical and spiritual realms are intricately linked.
