vaishnava symbol
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• September 19, 1995
Mani said: >The primary place for the urdhva pundra is on the >forehead. The two white lines represent the feet >of the Lord, and the red line represents Lakshmi >Thaayar who is everpresent with him. The Azhvaars >refer to this tradition of wearing the pundra as >"wearing the feet of the Lord on one's head", ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >representing one's eternal relation as his servant. Why do we place this mark on Lord's forehead as well? This practice has given us a lot of headache ;-) -- Dileepan
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