Ethiquette's Effect On Dressing Etiquette

The major change that the interviewee noticed is the effect on dressing etiquette. Indians nowadays are not wearing old fashioned traditional attires anymore. Traditional attires have undergone a big revolution with trend and fashion becomes the key element that is being focused on. It is very rare to see typical traditional attire today. Some still chose to stick with saree, but in a modernized way which is wearing tops with jeans and also legging which means the tights and they are following this new trend to come to the temples. The interviewee feels that tight clothes are considered shameless in Indian etiquette and culture. She feels that the more we can disguise your shape, the better it is. In the past, Indians have been strictly following a traditional dressing etiquette which includes wearing sarees and dhoti while visiting a temple. But today an open trend is being followed. In context, there are

Indian temple etiquette stipulates that you take off your shoes before entering the premises. It is hard to see people who do not follow this. In almost all the holy places of worship, it is believed that the cosmic energy from the cosmos is swirling around, by virtue of the place being a meeting point of energies, or by virtue of continued practice of prayer, meditation, rituals.at that point in the temple or place of worship where we feel a sort of peace when we enter temple which is saturated with the vibrations of so many prayers, mantras, divine thoughts which draw the cosmic energy into that place. The person who enters the holy place with bare foot, it becomes a conductor of that cosmic energy faster at the sole of feet and palms of a person. The interviewee proved that stand by saying that when that cosmic energy enters the person, it can cause drastic changes in the person’s physical and astral body if the person does not pass out the energy to the