Namam Bindi Stamp

Namam Bindi Stamp

The Namam Bindi Stamp, made of brass, is a sacred tool designed to apply the "Namam" or "Urdhva Pundra" tilak on the forehead. The Namam is a significant symbol in Vaishnavism, representing devotion to Lord Vishnu and his various avatars.

The practice of wearing a Namam tilak is rooted in the Vaishnavite tradition, where it signifies the devotee's dedication to Lord Vishnu and his blessings. The Namam is typically applied in two vertical white lines, with a red or yellow line in the center. 

The brass Namam Bindi Stamp is a continuation of this age-old tradition, making it easier for devotees to apply the sacred symbol accurately. Brass, with its spiritual properties and durability, is often used in religious artifacts, making it an ideal material for such a sacred tool.

Benefits as per Hinduism:

1. Spiritual Significance: The Namam tilak symbolizes a connection to Lord Vishnu and serves as a mark of devotion. Applying it daily is believed to bring divine blessings, protecting the wearer and aligning them with Vishnu's grace and wisdom.

2. Auspiciousness and Protection: The Namam acts as a shield, protecting the wearer from negative influences and evil energies. It is a reminder of the constant presence of divine protection in one's life.

3. Ritualistic Importance: In Vaishnavism, applying the Namam tilak is a ritualistic act that helps devotees maintain spiritual discipline and focus on their path of devotion (bhakti). The Namam Bindi Stamp ensures that the tilak is applied with precision and reverence.

Material - Brass | Forehead Tilak Stamp