The Conch Shell, popularly known as the ‘Shank’ has been an integral part of
ancient Indian culture. Shank comes from the two Sanskrit words "Shum" which
means something good and "Kham" meaning water. Hence the meaning
of ‘Shankam’ is conch holding the sacred water. When the conch is blown with
controlled breath, the primordial sound of "Om" emanates from it. The conch shell
has many benefits. The blowing of a conch shell enhances the positive
psychological vibrations such as courage, determination, hope, optimism, willpower
and bliss can be felt by all people assembled and also by the blower. Another
speciality of Shank is that the vibrations emanating on blowing it destroys the
disease causing germs in the atmosphere. There are many other health benefits of
conch shell. Regular blowing of conch shell clears the blockages in heart as well as
improves the respiratory system. Likewise, stammering children too can be
corrected of their speech. Massaging your skin with the water stored in a conch
overnight helps to cure many skin diseases, rashes, allergies etc. Dark Circles
under eyes can also be cured by gently rubbing a Conch for five minutes per day
before sleep. However, there is a word of caution, before starting on this, make sure
you get in touch with someone who is in practice as well as check with your doctor
as this process can cause extra pressure on the organs.
(234 words, Source: Speakingtree.in)
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The Conch Shell, popularly known as the ‘Shank’ has been an integral part of
ancient Indian culture. Shank comes from the two Sanskrit words "Shum" which
means something good and "Kham" meaning water. Hence the meaning
of ‘Shankam’ is conch holding the sacred water. When the conch is blown with
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