Description
Vibuthi, also called Bhasma (Holy Ash), is a word that has several meanings in Hinduism. Generally, it is used to denote the sacred ash, which is made of burned cow dung.
Features & Benefits:
● Vibuthi has a symbolic significance to applying it to the body. It is a constant reminder of the mortal nature of life.
● It is usually worn on the forehead, arms, or neck. A representation that Shiva and Shakti are the only truth in the universe.
● Bhasma or Udi is also called “vibhooti” because it gives spiritual power.
● Vibhuti has certain healing properties that help relieve some illnesses. Our ancestors practiced applying vibuthi on a daily basis, as it prevented them from falling sick.
● Vibhuti is charged with positive energy and should be taken with the right hand and applied to the forehead as three horizontal lines.
● Vibhuti can be worn by women above their bindis. This packet of vibhuti can be used daily after a bath, as it is believed to be one of the purest substances. Vibuthi is also distributed to devotees as prasad (blessed offering) during religious ceremonies and festivals. Wearing Vibuthi is considered an act of surrender and devotion to the divine.
Features & Benefits:
● Vibuthi has a symbolic significance to applying it to the body. It is a constant reminder of the mortal nature of life.
● It is usually worn on the forehead, arms, or neck. A representation that Shiva and Shakti are the only truth in the universe.
● Bhasma or Udi is also called “vibhooti” because it gives spiritual power.
● Vibhuti has certain healing properties that help relieve some illnesses. Our ancestors practiced applying vibuthi on a daily basis, as it prevented them from falling sick.
● Vibhuti is charged with positive energy and should be taken with the right hand and applied to the forehead as three horizontal lines.
● Vibhuti can be worn by women above their bindis. This packet of vibhuti can be used daily after a bath, as it is believed to be one of the purest substances. Vibuthi is also distributed to devotees as prasad (blessed offering) during religious ceremonies and festivals. Wearing Vibuthi is considered an act of surrender and devotion to the divine.
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