Kalava (Sanskrit: ????? ) is a sacred Hindu thread which is also called mauli (????) or charadu in Hindi, sometimes raksha . This place is bound by a priest or an older family member, usually grandparents or parents on the wrists of everyone who attends the prayer ceremony. The Kalava is tied to the right wrist of unmarried men and women and on the left wrist of a married woman. Cotton yarns in the most common red thread form like red with small yellow bits, however, there are other dye combinations. Sometimes it has a knot that is tied up while reading the sacred mantra to call the Satvik state of human nature and is used to ward off evil from the person who uses this red thread. The stylish form of Kalava is used for Raksha Bandhan holidays.
Video Kalava
In the scriptures
According to the Bhagavad Gita, no one on Earth is free of the three Gu? As (tendency, quality, attribute) nature: Rajas (passion), Tamas (darkness or destruction) and Satva (purity). This flare greatly affects our state of mind, our mood, our nature and our behavior. For example, Ã,: A mother who breastfeeds her baby is said to be Satvik; She plays and worships her baby as Rajas and gives her a generous sleep as Tamas. The threads on the wrists help one change of controlling mood that one experiences time and again in everyday life and leads them into a pure and serene state of Satvik.
Maps Kalava
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
0 Comments