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A Vedic Hindu Mandir’s architecture is a divine and yogic representation of a human being as shown in the figure . The feet represent the spire (rajagopuram). The hands represent the walkway (prakaaram) encompassing all around the Devalaya. 
The main hall (mandapam) represents the abdomen.
The entrance porch (antaraalam) represents the heart. The sanctum sanctorum (garbha griha) represents the head. The deity is consecrated with religious rites in the sanctum sanctorum. There is proportionality between the size of
The entrance porch (antaraalam) represents the heart. The sanctum sanctorum (garbha griha) represents the head. The deity is consecrated with religious rites in the sanctum sanctorum. There is proportionality between the size of
the deity in the sanctum sanctorum and the sizes of the Mandir construction details.
Now, whenever we come across any Hindu Mandir we often see couple of patterns. One sees fractal-like spires (shikharas), and other parts of the architecture which are self-similar to the
Now, whenever we come across any Hindu Mandir we often see couple of patterns. One sees fractal-like spires (shikharas), and other parts of the architecture which are self-similar to the
