Why is it necessary to sit on a seat during a religious function?

It is very important to sit on the right seat for religious activities like poo japath, sadhana, tapasya etc. The Brahmanda Purana Tantrasara states that for such activities, sitting on the ground brings pain, sitting on a stone causes disease, sitting on a leaf causes delirium, sitting on a wood brings misfortune, sitting on a grass causes loss in penance and sitting on a bamboo brings poverty. It is to be mentioned that it is said in our scriptures that performing religious activities without asanas does not lead to success. In ancient times sages and sages used asanas made of black deer leather, kushasana, asanas made of dung limp, asanas made of leopard or tiger skin, red blankets etc.

They believed that knowledge was gained by using asanas made from deer skin. All kinds of mantras are fulfilled by using the seat of Kush. Purity is maintained by sitting on a seat made of manure. Moksha is attained by sitting on an asana made of leopard or tiger skin. Sitting on a seat made of red blankets gives success in the work done with a special desire

You may have noticed that monks, mahatmas or sages regularly perform poojas and religious rites. They have a special kind of spiritual personality. They are masters of impressive personalities. His face has a bright and special glow. These monks sit on a bed of electrically insulated asanas during the ritual, as using such asanas does not waste their accumulated energy. There is a danger that their accumulated power will run off the earth by using an electric conductor seat. As a result they may not get the best benefit of their equipment. This is the scientific reason for using the right posture.

- Bansilal G. Shah