Sacred location The revered Tirupati Bala Ji idol is situated in the sanctified right-hand corner of the temple's holy shrine. This location is considered an auspicious spot and is believed to enhance the idol's divine energy.

Unique atmosphere The mighty roar of the sea waves can only be heard outside the sacred Tirupati Bala Ji temple, as an inexplicable silence prevails inside. This unique phenomenon has been a subject of curiosity among visitors and devotees who visit the temple from all around the world.

Mysterious wetness Despite the tireless efforts of the priests, the back of the Tirupati Bala Ji idol remains mysteriously wet, defying any logical explanation. This wetness is believed to be a sign of the idol's divine presence and is considered a miracle by many.

Hair offering Gandharva Princess Neela Devi gifted a precious strand of her hair to Lord Balaji, which he planted on his head after losing his own hair on earth. This hair is still believed to be growing and is considered a symbol of Lord Balaji's eternal youth and grace.

Divine lamp The divine lamp burning before the Tirupati Bala Ji idol has been alight for an untraceable amount of time, with no knowledge of its initial lighting. This lamp is considered a representation of the divine light that Lord Balaji brings into the lives of his devotees.

Sweat ritual Following the morning Abhishekam, the sacred Tirupati Bala Ji idol sweats, and the priests gently wipe the sweat with a delicate silk cloth. This ritual is considered an act of reverence and devotion, and the cloth used to wipe the sweat

Staggering offering Tirupati Balaji, India's most opulent and popular temple, receives a staggering daily offering of around 22.5 million rupees. This offering is a symbol of the immense devotion and faith that Lord Balaji's devotees have in him.

Divine appearance The Tirupati Balaji temple underwent a 12-year-long closure before Swamy (Lord Balaji) graced his devotees with his divine appearance. This closure is considered a sign of Lord Balaji's immense power and a reminder of his eternal presence in the lives of his devotees.

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