Why red-yellow colored Kalawa is tied, this is the reason behind being lit three times on the wrist
According to the scriptures, the tradition of tying Kalava was started by Goddess Lakshmi and King Bali. Kalava is not just a thread but a thread of protection. It is believed that tying it on the wrist protects one from the dangers of life.
Why red-yellow colored Kalawa is tied, this is the reason behind being lit three times on the wrist
Indian culture has a tradition of tying Kalava in any auspicious work, worship or ritual. Kalava is also known as Mauli in many places. Kalwa is red, yellow and of every color. Each color has its own significance. There is both scientific and religious importance of tying Kalava i.e. Raksha Sutra. Let us tell you the benefits of tying Kalava and who started this tradition.
According to the scriptures, the tradition of tying Kalava was started by Goddess Lakshmi and King Bali. Kalava is not just a thread but a thread of protection. It is believed that tying it on the wrist protects one from the dangers of life.
The hand in which the fist of that hand should be tied while the Kalava is tied and the other hand should be kept on the head. Also, keep in mind that Molly should be wrapped only three times.
It is believed that the goddess or deity resides in an invisible form in Mauli. It has been told in the scriptures that according to the rule, Kalava is wrapped only three times on the wrist. By doing this, the three Gods Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh get the blessings of all three. Along with this, the compatibility of the three goddesses Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati also benefits.
A mantra is also chanted while tying Kalava –
Yen badho bali king, danvendro mahabalah, ten tvam committnami raksha machal machal:.
The meaning of this mantra is generally taken that I bind you to the great mighty king of demons, Bali, to whom he was tied. O Rakshasa! (Rakshasutra) You are not moving, you are not moving. According to the scholars of Dharmashastra, this means that while tying the thread of protection, the Brahmin or the priest tells his host that the Rakshasutra by which the mighty kings of the demons were tied in the bond of sacrifice, that is, were used in religion, by the same thread I I bind you, that is, I commit you to religion. After this, the priest tells the Rakshasa Sutra that O Rakshasa, you remain stable, remain stable. In this way the purpose of the Raksha Sutra is to inspire and use the Brahmins for religion to their hosts.
Wearing Kalava also gives strength to the planets. Wearing red colored Kalawa means the strength of Mars. The auspicious color of Jupiter is yellow, yellow Kalava strengthens this planet, which brings happiness and peace in life.
In the Vedas also it has been told about tying Kalava. When Indra was going to fight with Vritrasura, Indrani had tied a rakshasutra on his right arm to protect Indra. After which Indra became victorious after killing Vritrasura.
Scientific importance of tying Kalava
The nerves that reach most parts of the body pass through the wrist. By tying Mouli or Kalava on the wrist, the action of these nerves is controlled. It does not cause diseases of Vata, Pitta and Kapha. To prevent diseases like blood pressure, heart attack, diabetes and paralysis, it is said to be beneficial.
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