We have heard the
sound of conch shells in temples. The sound is loud and gives out an auspicious
and pious feeling within the moment we hear it. They are used as wind
instruments prepared by cutting a hole
in the spire of the shell near the apex .Then as the air is blown into the
shell the sound would appear as
though it were a trumpet sound.
Many enthusiasts
gathered at Sundowners restaurant to refine
their blowing skills. A bunch of hundred
and twenty seven persons came fully
prepared to blow conch shells
simultaneously. And there were no age restrictions either to stage the record
attempt. Many elderly persons, and children came in armed with conch shells. So
everybody out there were only excited to create a world record so the age did
not seem to bother them at all.
Here is an example to
testify that if you are passionate at something then probably nothing can stop
you from getting what you really want in life. The 127 persons took deep breaths
to reenergize and oxidize themselves for the record. They blew the shells to
create a loud sound. It might have felt as though there could have been
a herd of elephants marching forward making their trumpeting sound.
The most number of persons
blowing Conch shells counted to 127 at Sundowners
Restaurant, Key Largo, Florida, United States of America on July 24, 2009.
it is really great to know something like this blowing shells would really combat all evils from the surrounding and it is really pious. this type of religious practice faded from the indian society which was once considered as an important religious practice in the olden days. but now we are upgrading the practice. we blow shells to bring back the powerful religious method of hindus thereby creating good vibrations around the people
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