nowadays ena madame met sindoor lor la tete pou fr fashion juste pou parait joli..ena p met sindoor apre p donne chaana embas embas..cment ena osi pou certain homme kt zt content zt madame p met long long sindoor et endhors zt p amene n relation xtra conjugale..bkou couple pa cone valeur sindoor..moi osi mo pa ti conne so valeur..Sindoor is a red powder (Vermilion), which is traditionally applied at the beginning or completely along the parting-line of a woman’s hair (also called mang) which marks the beginning of a new life for the bride and the groom.There are many rituals performed during the marriage ceremonies and each ritual has its own importance. But, the most important custom of every Hindu wedding is Sindoor DanaHere, the groom puts sindoor (red vermilion powder) in his bride’s hair partition, thus symbolizing her marital status. Putting sindoor is not just a ritual, but signifies a long life for the husband. But, this is just one aspect of it. Sindoor is a demarcation line between the married and the unmarried women. According to the Hindu mythology, a woman has to adorn sindoor till the time her husband is alive. Even Goddess Parvati (wife of Lord Shiva) and Sita (wife of Lord Rama), use to put sindoor in their hair partition. It is believed that Goddess Parvati not only protects the husbands of all the married women who put sindoor, but also wards off any lurking evil. So, the next time your wife applies it, she is indirectly praying for your long and healthy life.
Posted on: Wed, 07 Aug 2013 12:46:05 +0000
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