Ganga Water & 1008 Tirthas in one, 375 ml

Ganges (or Ganga) - India's main river, originating high in the Himalayas, from a glacier. Ganges water is a prime example of the healing power of silver water. Last century, scientists proved that Ganges water contains a high concentration of silver ions, which purify the water. Thus, the river's "miraculous" properties are a natural phenomenon, not a "miracle." Research shows that the Ganges' groundwater flows through a significant natural silver deposit – a natural process of water ionization occurs in the river.

Silver's bactericidal properties are evident even at minimal concentrations of metal ions in water (0.01 mg/l). This is sufficient to kill approximately 650 types of pathogenic bacteria, viruses, and fungi. The spectrum of action of silver ions is 40 times wider than that of the most expensive antibiotics. The antibacterial effect of silver water is 90 times stronger than penicillin.

Believers consider the Ganges water sacred because this river flows through all three worlds: it descends from heaven to earth and then goes to the underworld. It is believed that every Indian should bathe in the sacred river at least once in their life – people believe that the Ganges cleanses a person of sins. Ritual ablutions are often combined with pilgrimages to one of the sacred cities located on the banks of the Ganges – Haridwar, Varanasi, and Allahabad. Ganges water is found in every Hindu home, similar to how holy water is found in every Christian home. Hindus use it during the first washing of a newborn child, wedding ceremonies, and funerals. This water is called "Gangajal" and is an indispensable attribute of all religious ceremonies. According to belief, the sacred water not only cures diseases and relieves all worldly misfortunes, it washes away all one's sins. It is also included in many medicinal remedies.