It is is form of showing respect to the god. However it has a hygienic reasoning. By keeping the shoes outside, one does not carry the dust, filth and dirt from outside. This practice is widely followed in all the modern food and pharma manufacturing industries. People are not allowed to enter with their shoe, but have to keep off them outside and wear one from inside the area before entering the said area.
Removing shoes before entering a house is usually a cultural rather than a religious tradition. It is common to many Eastern countries, as well as Scandinavia. However, some religions require removing shoes before entering a house of worship or a temple. Muslims remove their shoes before entering a mosque, Hindus remove shoes before entering a temple, and Sikhs remove shoes before entering a gurudwara.
They put their shoes outside the temple and then touch the ground with their right hand they do this to show respect to God. They also take flowers and sweet dish as offerings for God. They enter the temple and ring the bell and then worship.
The devotion of those who worship there makes the very building itself an offering to God, which is one reason why Hindus remove their shoes upon entering. Entering holy ground, the removal of shoes is a sign of respect.
In Hindu mythology, Fire is considered a god with powers to purify everything. The kitchen is the place where the fire resides and thus is considered a temple of Fire in the house. The shoes are removed to honour the Fire God (Agni Dev). Sanjay Joshi Haldwani
The subject is you understood. The verb is remove.
Hindus do not have churches but have temples instead. Their temple is called a mandir. It contains somewhere for them to remove their shoes, a entrance into the main prayer hall and a Murti to the deity that the Mandir is dedicated to. x
Of course! It is not right to wear shoes when you pray.
outside the temple or in the shoe stand if present
Visitors must cover their head with a piece of clothing and remove their shoes, placing them in the hall before washing their feet.
No punctuation is necessary in the sentence: Break the shoes in thoroughly on short walks before going on any extended hike.
take your shoes off
Here we must remember that all hindus do remove their shoes when they enter the Gurdwara , or any temple. The reason being man can not tell which leather was used to make his shoes or sandals from. It could very well be cows leather. And cows are holy to the Hindu people.