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News India Live, Digital Desk: Nothing is unnecessary in Indian traditions. There are not only religious beliefs behind this process of applying Tilak, but there is also a deep science related to the energy and concentration of the body.
Method of capturing energy (Science of Energy)
There are seven major chakras considered in our body. Where Tilak is applied, right in the middle of the forehead. ‘Ajna Chakra’ Which is called the center of our mental concentration. At the same time, on the uppermost part of the head (palate) ‘Sahasrara Chakra’ It happens.
From a scientific point of view, a circuit is completed by placing hands on the head while applying tilak. While applying Tilak, the ‘pressure’ that the Ajna Chakra gets from the finger, the hand placed on the head stops that positive energy from coming out and diverts it back towards the body. This calms the mind of the person getting the tilak applied and he experiences positivity.
sense of respect and affection
Talking about religion, placing hands on the head while applying tilak is a symbol of blessing. When elders place their hands on our heads, it gives us a feeling of security and love. This is a sign that the other person is wishing for your well-being with all his heart and love.
Which finger is most auspicious to get tilak applied?
Very few people know that applying tilak on each finger has its own special significance:
- Ring Finger: This finger is considered a symbol of the Sun. Applying this tilak brings respect, peace and positivity. This finger is used in common tasks.
- Thumb: If you are wishing for some victory or want to increase self-confidence, then applying tilak on the thumb increases strength and bravery.
- Middle Finger: It is considered good to apply Tilak on the middle finger to wish for health and long life because it is directly related to Saturn and age.
Why should one not bow one’s head?
While getting tilak applied, one should always look straight and keep one’s head steady. A bowed head indicates lack of self-confidence, while a straight head symbolizes devotion to God and elders as well as our strong will.
Next time you get Tilak applied and someone places their hands on your head, understand that you are not just taking part in a ritual, but the energy of your body and mind is being recharged.