Why Do You Cry in Temples? Rashi Gaur Explains the Spiritual Meaning Behind It

Have you ever unexpectedly cried in a temple, even when nothing was actually wrong?

According to the spiritual guide and astrologer Rashi Gaur, these tears are not just random, they also carry the deep karmic and energetic meaning.

They are the signs of your soul connecting with the utmost divine, often influenced by the powerful placements in your birth chart.

Rashi Gaur explains that when Ketu (K2) is strongly connected with the 9th or 12th house in your horoscope, your relationship with the spirituality also intensifies. 

This leads to the moments of deep emotional release when you step into the high-vibrational spaces just like the temples.

Temples are not just places of worship; they are also the energetic centers. Their high vibrations can unlock the suppressed feelings, karmic wounds, or even the unresolved emotions from the past lives.

In the moments of stillness and spiritual alignment, like during the prayer or meditation, the soul finds a much safe space to just release and heal.

This spontaneous crying is also a vital sign that your soul feels the heard, validated, and aligned with a much higher presence. It also reflects a moment of surrender, an emotional detox where the divinity flows in through you.

Final Call-

So the next time you find the tears streaming down your face in a temple, don't be alarmed or even embarrassed. 

Embrace it as a very sacred sign that your energy is shifting, healing, and perfectly aligning with the utmost divine.

As Rashi Gaur beautifully puts it, “Surrender to that powerful and beautiful energy.”

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Rashi Gaur (@rashigaur_astrologyvastu)

For more interesting astrology stories, always stay tuned to WhosThat360!