A hanging bell made of silver, often referred to as a "Ghanta" or "Temple Bell", is a significant item used in Hindu temples, home shrines, and places of worship. The bell is typically hung at the entrance of temples or within a puja room and is rung to announce one's presence to the divine, to cleanse the environment, and to signify the start of prayers or rituals.Significance of a Silver Hanging Bell in Hindu Worship:Divine Invocation: Ringing the bell is believed to invite the presence of deities and divine energies. It symbolizes the beginning of a sacred ritual and focuses the mind on devotion.Purification of Space: The sound of a bell, especially one made of silver, is said to purify the surroundings by driving away negative energies and evil spirits, creating a spiritually charged environment.Symbol of the Primordial Sound "Om": The deep, resonant sound of the bell is akin to the sacred "Om" sound, which represents the creation of the universe. This sound is believed to connect devotees with the divine.Focus and Attention: The clear, melodious sound helps devotees concentrate and enter a state of mindfulness, reducing external distractions during worship.