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Tripundra (Sanskrit: त्रिपुण्ड्र
tripuṇḍra "three marks") is a
Hindu Shaivite tilaka, worn by
Shaivas as an
indication of
their affiliation with Shiva...
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known as
tripundra) and
other parts of the body.
According to the
Shiva Purana, the
particles of ash
which cling to the skin when
tripundra is applied...
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Shiva Lingam with
tripundra...
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Upanishad is a
discourse by
Kalagni Rudra (Shiva) to sage
Sanatkumara on the
Tripundra, the
Shaiva sectarian tilaka consisting of
three horizontal lines of sacred...
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Brahman and Atman; the
three bodies – sthula, sukshma, and karana. The
Tripundra or Rudra-tilaka is the
other major tilaka variant,
often worn by the followers...
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Within the
Shaiva sadhus are many subgroups. Most
Shaiva sadhus wear a
Tripundra mark on
their forehead,
dress in saffron, red or
orange color clothes...
- from vibhuti) with a dot of
kumkuma at the center. This is also
known as
tripundra. Vaishnavas:
Followers of
Vishnu make use of "white clay to
apply two...
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historically been ****ociated with the
Vaishnava tradition, just as the
Tripundra has been ****ociated with the
Shaiva tradition. The
Padma Purana explains...
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whole body is
smeared with Bhasma,
sacred ash, and he
wears the
Tripundra,
three horizontal lines of
Bhasma on the forehead. He is
described as...
- A
lingam with
tripundra,
projected on a yoni base...
