Bats are considered as the worshipful flying mammals, and they are considered as pious and holy. We can find lot of bats in the ceilings of the Temples, and they also dwell in the roofs of the dilapidated buildings.
Mostly bats would eat fruits and insects. Bats are considered as the divine messengers of the god, and they must be protected and preserved. They must be treated in a kind manner, and we must have to provide proper food items to them.
Those who harm the bats would be severely affected with various incurable diseases, and they would never recover from their problems. Their life would be filled up with full of miseries, and they could not tackle the situation for ever.
Bats are lovely mammals and they have good memory power. Whenever we visit them in the temples or in zoos, we can provide them with fruits as food items, and can mingle with them in a good manner.
Bats do not create any types of problems, since they are the benevolent creatures sent directly by the almighty. Bats help the farmers for proper cultivation by eating the insects in the farm lands. They also doesn’t cause harm to anyone, and are considered as friendly creatures.
Hence let us worship the almighty and protect the bats from destruction and be blessed.
“OM”
WRITTEN BY
R.HARISHANKAR
What a lovely article. I just had the fortune of having a little baby bat in my house today. I was a little freaked in the beginning, but when I realized that it’s just a baby and probably freaking out as well, I started calling God’s names and asking Him to bless it, and within minutes, it found its way out. But then it was still flying around in the staircase, so I went out and prayed a bit again and again it found the door and flew away into freedom.
So I searched online for what it means and found your article 🙂
May all beings be blessed, Hari Om
I live in Poland and have been a worshipper of Goddess Lakshmi for some time. Today I think I was blessed by Lakshmi Devi. A bat flew into my apartment.