Tamra means copper, and jalam is water. Often, we have copper vessels and also ‘tamra parnis’ (copper ‘leaves’) or strips that are put into water containers. Whether the water is stored in a copper vessel or it is in contact with the copper sheets, water gets energised if kept for longer durations. The duration for practical purposes can be ‘overnight’. NextGen often asks where the proof exists and why it should be practised.

All dhatus or metals play a vital role in our formation and existence. Both the stock and the flow conditions are positively and negatively influenced by metals or lack (shortage) of........

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