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Traditionally, kajal was once prepared using natural ingredients for the treatment of many eye infections. Since 7th century or so Indian women used to make organic Kajal to protect themselves from the evil eye of strangers, to adorn themselves, and to keep their eyes cool during summers by adding camphor and sandalwood.  Kajal can help stimulate the growth of eyelashes and make them thicker and stronger. Some ingredients in kajal, such as castor oil, almond oil, coconut oil, etc., have nourishing and conditioning properties that promote blood circulation and provide essential nutrients to the hair follicles. Kajal is associated with deities, symbolizing beauty and protection.  Kajal is popular across India and is available in different forms today - Pencil kajal, Kohl, Gel kajal, Crayon kajal, Color kajal etc. It has been claimed to keep the eyes cool and clean, improve vision and strengthen the eyes. It has also been used for the prevention and treatment of eye diseases su...

YANTRA is one of the most powerful objects one can use to channelise focus on. It is a holy instrument which holds the divine and supreme energies of the deities. Yantra safeguards the one possessing it, by creating a protective shield (kavacha) around that person. Yantra is a classic example of ancient visual science and energy channelization.  The yogis have developed a whole range of yantra based on impact of watching certain shapes or combination of it. They have not only developed this but also explained the meaning of shape effect as component of yantra.  Some yantras are believed to help with stress relief , anxiety, and depression . These yantras are said to promote mental peace and overall well-being. A common question is how soon one can expect to experience the benefits of wearing or installing a Yantra! This usually takes 45 days but this is a conservative estimate. Some Yantras activate almost immediately if one's karmic potential is ripe.  To utilize its p...

  Guggal dhoop is known to have endless benefits for the human body and soul as it has anti-inflammatory and anti-depressant properties which may provide respiratory relief and help manage stress. It is frequently used in all religious ceremonies because of its power to cleanse and remove negative energy from living and working spaces.  Guggal has been a part of ancient Indian traditions and Ayurvedic practices for centuries. It is often used in daily puja (worship rituals), havans (sacred fire ceremonies) to add fragrance . Its divine fragrance creates a sacred ambiance, ideal for meditation and prayers.  KEY SPIRITUAL BENEFITS PROTECTION: Guggal is associated with protection from negative forces , malevolent spirits, and the " evil eye " ( nazar dosh ).  CALMS MIND AND BODY: The soothing fragrance helps reduce stress, anxiety , and nervous tension, promoting a sense of inner peace, emotional balance, and general well-being.  Guggal dhoop can be used fo...

Chirmi is a Rajasthani language word for Abrus precatorius / Jequirity.  Botanical name: Abrus precatorius Linn. Family: Fabaceae (Papilionaceae)  Classical name: Gunja Sanskrit names: Vanavasini, Kakachinja, Rakthika, Krishnala, Durmeha, Bahurvirya . Accordign to Vedic Texts Keeping Red Chirmi/Gunja Seeds attracts wealth to the Person. Keeping 51 Gunja Beads in Wallet or Locker or Jewel box or Cash Box said to attract Wealth. Chirmi beads are considered as very lucky from ancient times. Wealth holds at the place where these beads are kept.  Better known as Rosary pea, Crab's eye and popularly known as Gunja in Hindi, Abrus precatorius is a slender, climbing herb with peculiar bright red seeds. It can be found growing over shrubs, trees and hedges.  Chirmi seeds are found in the forests of Aravali Hills, Rajasthan. They symbolize Goddess Lakshmi and it is said that the wearer is blessed with wealth, prosperity and harmony. It is commonly said that the beads select ...

Dream catcher is actually a handmade object which people hang above their bed believing that it would catch all their bad dreams and nightmares. But it is actually a thing for good charm. Dream Catcher is also sometimes named as “Sacred Hoops”.  Dreamcatchers are more than just delicate, whimsical décor accessories. They are rooted in legend and folklore and rich in history and meaning.  Traditionally, these were used as talismans to keep people, usually children, away from bad dreams. It doesn't necessarily mean that it should be hung only in bedrooms . The web like structure of the dreamcatcher has an significance.  The dreamcatcher was an integral part of many Native American cultures. It was especially popular among the Ojibway, Assiniboine, and Cree. They all believed that the air is filled with dreams , good and bad.  The dream catcher works to catch your bad dreams like a spider web catches prey. Bad dreams are caught in the web of the dream catcher, while goo...

Emerald stone (also known as Panna stone in Sanskrit) is a gemstone and a variety of the mineral beryl colored green by trace amounts of chromium or sometimes vanadium. Beryl has a hardness of 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale. Emerald is a very beautiful and stunning stone and it is categorized in the top three stones of the world along with Ruby and Sapphires.  HEALING PROPERTIES OF EMERALD  Emerald is called the stone of eternal love and this also feeds into unconditional love too. It's a  crystal  that calls to the heart and clears out any weight or dark energy that could be clogging up your emotional system.  Emerald helps you control anger, short temper and unprovoked action. Emerald is said to promote friendship, peace, harmony, and domestic bliss by enabling the wearer to both give and receive unconditional love.  Emerald also helps improve communication skills and has healing properties for skin and ear problems, as well as speech-related disorders. Emerald...