Sindoor ka Mahatva: In Hinduism, vermilion is considered very sacred for women. For married women because vermilion is considered a symbol of Suhag. In Hinduism, marriage is solemnized only when the bridegroom fills the bride's demand with vermilion. It is believed that by applying vermilion, the honeymoon always remains safe. Some rules for applying vermilion have been mentioned in the scriptures. Let's know that rule.
When should vermilion be applied?
It is said that married women must apply vermilion on their foreheads during worship. According to the Hindu religion, women must wash their hair and apply vermilion on Sundays, Mondays, and Fridays. For the long life of the husband, women observe various types of fasts like Karva Chauth, Vat Savitri Puja, and Teej. In such a situation, vermilion must be applied during these fasts. This fast is considered very auspicious for married women.
Do this work before applying vermilion
According to belief, Mother Parvati used to apply vermilion for Lord Shiva. That's why vermilion is offered to the mother. Before applying vermilion, vermilion must be offered to Maa Gauri. According to beliefs, by applying vermilion offered to Maa Gaura, one gets the boon of unbroken good fortune.
Apply vermilion like this
According to the scriptures, women who apply long vermilion on their forehead, their husbands get a lot of respect. Married women should always apply vermilion in the line of the nose. It is believed that by applying crooked vermilion, the fate of the husband can be spoiled.
Advantages from the point of view of science
Compared to men, the Brahmarandra of women i.e. the upper part of the brain is very sensitive and soft. This is the place where women apply for sindoor. The element present in vermilion controls the electrical energy present in the body from this place. This also protects from external side effects. There is an excess of mercury metal in vermilion, due to which there are no wrinkles on the face. Due to this, the signs of increasing age of women are not visible.
PC Social media