Definition: The word "adhara" in Sanskrit, a language used in ancient India, refers to a series of nine stones, known as aadhara, placed on certain sites to help distinguish the different phases of life or spiritual practices. According to Hindu scriptures, the nine adhars are believed to be located at the places where rituals and ceremonies take place. They are also considered sacred points for meditation and contemplation. The adhara symbols include circles, lotuses, flowers, and other geometrical shapes that can symbolize different stages of life or spiritual practices. In Hinduism, the nine adhars are believed to guide the devotees in their spiritual journey. The practice of meditating on these stones is believed to lead to a deeper understanding of one's own consciousness and the nature of reality.
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