Gajaveerans(Elaphants), who once wore a forehead veil, were the only feature of Hindu temples but are now a common sight in Christian churches and Muslim mosques as well. No matter how many times you look at this view, it is not enough. This forehead plate, which is used for temple festivals, is not just for decoration. It is a great temple containing 33 crore deities according to Hindu mitholagy....
Each of these gold-plated spheres is a concept of God. Each idol is assigned a specific position
The seven spheres in the top two rows of the same size represent the Saptarshis, while the bottom has two spheres of the same size. On the left is Goddess Lakshmi and on the right is Goddess Saraswati
In the middle of it, three bubbles sit together and are said to be trinities
Vishwamitra and Ashtavastu can be seen below the concept of Lakshmi ...
Below the concept of Saraswati, Parvati, Vishwakarma, Navagraha and Moolaganapati are also given positions ..... The rest of the bubbles and ornaments are star concepts .....
That is why Nettipattam is said to be a great temple
