Types of Tilak: Sandalwood, Roli or Bhasma… How many types of Tilak are there? Know its benefits

tilak on forehead

Tilak Benefits: In Hindu religion, the tradition of applying tilak on the forehead has been going on for centuries. People definitely apply Tilak on their forehead during worship, temple darshan, auspicious work and festivals. Tilak is not just a religious symbol, it is also a symbol of faith, respect and positive energy. The middle part of the forehead is considered an important center. It is said to apply tilak at this place.

The middle part of the forehead is seen to be associated with peace of mind and concentration. Many types of Tilak have been described in religious scriptures. Each tilak has its own importance. Chandan, Roli and Bhasma are types of Tilak. Sandalwood tilak is said to be the most peaceful and auspicious. It is believed that sandalwood tilak gives coolness and peace to the mind and brain.

Roli and turmeric tilak

The red tilak of Kumkum or Roli is said to be a symbol of power and energy. The tradition of applying this tilak is on goddess worship and auspicious occasions. Turmeric tilak is also considered very auspicious. People associate turmeric tilak with happiness and prosperity. Bhasma or ash tilak is especially related to Kailashpati Mahadev. Often this tilak is applied on the forehead of saints.

Bhasma, Urdhva and Tripund Tilak

Tilak made of ashes or ashes is seen to be associated with truth and renunciation of life. People who follow Vaishnav tradition apply Urdhva Tilak as a symbol of devotion to Lord Vishnu. Tripund Tilak is also related to Lord Shiva. This tilak is applied in the form of three horizontal lines. The shape and color of Tilak also changes in different sects and traditions.

There is a religious belief that Tilak increases positive thinking. Strengthens self-confidence. Applying Tilak awakens spiritual feelings within a person. It is also considered a symbol of respect and good luck.

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Varun Kumar

Varun Kumar

Varun Kumar has been a part of the journalism world for the last five years. In the year 2021, he completed his studies in Mass Communication from Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication. After this, he started journalism with Prabhasakshi News website and then became a part of ABP News. Now working with the Dharma team of TV9 Digital.

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