Nimbu-Mirchi Totka on Cars & Scooters

In Indian tradition people hang "nimbu-mirchi" or hang lemon and green chillies at their entrance door of home or their shop. This is done to evade a wicked eye or misfortune in life. It is considered as a goodluck Charm

Ancient India has a wide range of traditions carried from generation to generation. This tradition of hanging "nimbu-mirchi" is to ward off, evil eye and frighten the evil spirits. The Evil Eye Warder is used to keep home and businesses safe from all the evil spirits and let happiness in yours life. This totka traditionally has "seven mirchis" (chilies) and "one nimbu" (lemon) to protect your home or shop from all the bad and evil spirits. But people put this totka even on their scooter, cars, trucks etc. which can be seen here...

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Lord Ganesha appears as Lemon Fruit (Nimbu)

In India Faith in God knows no bounds. Sometimes they see shape of God on a tree, on a wall & even on different fruits. Recently a similar thing happened in Kurukshetra city in Haryana District of India.

Over there, in the home garden of a Doctor, a lemon tree bore a Lemon fruit which as per the Hindu devotees took the shape of Hindu God - Lord Ganesha. As the news spread that a Lemon fruit (Nimbu) has taken the shape of Lord Ganesha, people across the city started thronging the house of Doctor Sahib. Lo!!! people started chanting prayers & started bowing to Lemon fruit which was appearing to be in the shape of Lord Ganesha. Everyone was saying that it is a miracle of God that He has taken the shape of Lemon fruit (Nimbu). Seeing that now a days Lord Ganesha prayers are in full fervor in India, devotion towards this Lemon fruit, which is appearing to be in the shape of Lord Ganesha, is but natural.

What do you say about it? Devotion or Blind Faith.......

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