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Why do Hindus break a coconut before every major ritual?
Is it just tradition — or a deep spiritual symbol?

In Hinduism, the coconut represents the human ego.
The hard shell is pride. The pure white inside — the soul.
Breaking it means: “Let my ego shatter before I seek divine blessings.”

🌺 Those three dark marks on the coconut?
They represent Lord Shiva’s third eye — the gateway to inner awakening.
This isn’t destruction. It’s surrender.

🕉️ Mythologically: The coconut replaced animal sacrifice — a bloodless offering of life.
🔬 Scientifically: It’s sterile, nourishing, and long-lasting — a symbol of purity and sustenance.
💫 That’s why it’s used in temple rituals, weddings, housewarmings, and all sacred beginnings.

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