Have you ever been startled awake at night by the sound of anklets (payal) jingling in the silence? If yes, you’re not alone. Many people across cultures report hearing mysterious payal-like sounds in the night, and these sounds are often associated with various spiritual or paranormal beliefs in Indian tradition.

Let’s dive into the meanings and interpretations of hearing anklet sounds during nighttime hours, according to cultural beliefs and spiritual thought.

🌟 Positive Signs: A Divine Presence
  • Arrival of Goddess Lakshmi
    According to popular belief, hearing the sound of payal between 12 AM and 3 AM could signal the arrival of Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity. This is often considered a good omen.

  • Presence of Deities

    Some believe that soft anklet sounds at night may signify the blessings or presence of divine entities visiting your home.

  • Spiritual Awakening
    In spiritual contexts, such sounds may also symbolize inner peace or connection with a higher power, especially if the sound feels gentle and soothing.

  • ⚠️ Negative Interpretations: A Warning Signal
  • Negative Energies or Spirits
    As per Garuda Purana and certain folk beliefs, hearing payal sounds at night may also be an indicator of negative energy or the presence of unsettled spirits.

  • Witchcraft or Occult Activity
    Some interpretations connect these sounds with black magic or tantric rituals, particularly if they are repetitive and unsettling.

  • Ancestral Attention
    It's also believed that deceased ancestors may use such sounds to communicate or draw attention towards something important, especially if a ritual or memory has been neglected.

  • 📝 Conclusion

    Hearing anklet sounds at night can be both intriguing and eerie. While some interpret it as a blessing, others see it as a warning. Whether spiritual or psychological, the experience is deeply personal. What matters most is how you feel during the moment—safe and calm, or anxious and disturbed.

    Disclaimer: This article is based on traditional beliefs and spiritual interpretations. There is no scientific validation for these claims.

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