Tilaka (Bindi) symbol

Symbol	Tilaka (Bindi)
Religion	Hinduism
Origin	Ancient Hindu tradition with scriptural references
Meaning	Represents the third eye or spiritual awakening.
Appearance	Colored dot on the forehead, often red or black.
Colors	Various colors, each with specific meanings.
Usage	Worn by both men and women as a religious and cultural symbol.
History	Mentioned in Vedic texts and widely practiced.
Popularity	Common in Hindu rituals, festivals, and daily life.
Importance	Signifies devotion and awareness of the divine.
Complexity	Simple yet culturally significant.
Emotions	Reflects a sense of cultural identity and spiritual connection.

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