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* A three-part cotton thread garland called a muppuri nool white is worn across the body, from the left shoulder to the right waist.
* Muppiri Nool is also known as Yajnopaveedam and Poonul. Benefits&Features: The goddesses Gayatri, Saraswati, and Savitri are represented by the three puris in Poonul.
* This serves as a constant reminder for the Poonula wearer to behave and think honestly. - The old one should be taken off and the new one should be worn on Avani Avitam Day each year. Yagno-pavita, which means "thread of sacrifice," represents the sacrifice of ego, rage, and selfishness.
* Muppiri Nool is also known as Yajnopaveedam and Poonul. Benefits&Features: The goddesses Gayatri, Saraswati, and Savitri are represented by the three puris in Poonul.
* This serves as a constant reminder for the Poonula wearer to behave and think honestly. - The old one should be taken off and the new one should be worn on Avani Avitam Day each year. Yagno-pavita, which means "thread of sacrifice," represents the sacrifice of ego, rage, and selfishness.
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