Description
Srichurnam consists of turmeric, rice, and other aromatic ingredients.
It can be used to draw the naamam by Vaishnavites, which represents the place where Sriman Narayana is said to reside.
Thiruman on the face is drawn as two vertical white lines on the forehead.
The Srichurnam is the colored line in the middle of the two vertical white lines.
The white lines represent Sri Vishnu, and the colored line represents Sri Lakshmi.
Together, the three lines are also called Naamam.
Features and Benefits:
-This holy white stick is made with ash or viboothi and clay.
One of the most visible external symbols of Hindu identity is the mark that many of us wear on our foreheads.
-The tilaks were used to denote which sampradaya one belonged to.
Namakatti or Tilak is clay has so many medicinal uses that it is commonly purchased when a baby is born.
It helps treat pimples.
They also decorate idols of God with this namakatti.
-Namakatti, which is available in all homes of Hindu people who do poojas at home, The entire body emanates energy in the form of electromagnetic waves, especially the forehead and the spot between the eyebrows.
The tilak cools the forehead, protects the wearer, and prevents energy loss.
-Stomach Pains:
This works effectively for stomach pains.
The paste is put around the belly button and left overnight.
-Eye abscess (kankatti):
Rub the tilak with water and apply it on the eye.
-Sore throat:
Apply the paste around the throat area, on the neck.
It can be used to draw the naamam by Vaishnavites, which represents the place where Sriman Narayana is said to reside.
Thiruman on the face is drawn as two vertical white lines on the forehead.
The Srichurnam is the colored line in the middle of the two vertical white lines.
The white lines represent Sri Vishnu, and the colored line represents Sri Lakshmi.
Together, the three lines are also called Naamam.
Features and Benefits:
-This holy white stick is made with ash or viboothi and clay.
One of the most visible external symbols of Hindu identity is the mark that many of us wear on our foreheads.
-The tilaks were used to denote which sampradaya one belonged to.
Namakatti or Tilak is clay has so many medicinal uses that it is commonly purchased when a baby is born.
It helps treat pimples.
They also decorate idols of God with this namakatti.
-Namakatti, which is available in all homes of Hindu people who do poojas at home, The entire body emanates energy in the form of electromagnetic waves, especially the forehead and the spot between the eyebrows.
The tilak cools the forehead, protects the wearer, and prevents energy loss.
-Stomach Pains:
This works effectively for stomach pains.
The paste is put around the belly button and left overnight.
-Eye abscess (kankatti):
Rub the tilak with water and apply it on the eye.
-Sore throat:
Apply the paste around the throat area, on the neck.
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