Science Behind Hindu Ornaments

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It’s amusing, how in an era without computers, scanners, and x-rays, people knew so much about our body’s and the elements that would affect our body in some way or the other. Similarly, every jewelry that we wear or used to wear decades ago, had a scientific significance and affected in some way or the other on our body.

1. Wearing anklets

anklets
Wearing anklets helps one to re-vibrate the energy to their own body. And also, wearing a lot of gold jewelry produces a lot of electrical current in the body. To counter these currents and to keep the positive energy flowing in the body, the practice of wearing Silver anklets was established.

2. Silver and Gold

silver and gold
According to scientific principles, silver reacts well with the Earth’s energy, while gold reacts well with the body’s energy and aura. Therefore, silver is worn as anklets or toe rings while gold is used to adorn the upper parts of the body.

3. Wearing bangles

bangles
Apparently constant friction between the bangles increases the blood circulation level. Furthermore, the electricity passing out through the skin is again reverted to one’s own body because of the round-shaped bangles, which help retain ones’ own energy.

4. Glass bangles preferred over plastic bangles

glass bangles
Plastic bangles are Raja-Tama-dominant and hence women wearing plastic bangles attract these vibes, due to which, she might experience distress.
Glass bangles have Sattvikta, Devi principle and Chaitanya in them which will attract positivity. And also the sound generated by the glass bangles keeps negative energies at bay.

5. Vermillion (Sindoor)

sindoor
As per mythological legends, Radha, the consort of Lord Krishna, turned the sindoor into a flame like design on her forehead. In Mahabharata, Draupadi, the wife of the Pandavas, is believed to have wiped her sindoor in disgust and despair. Applying the red vermilion also activates the chakras in the forehead and on the crown, which attracts cosmic and pranic energy. Sindoor is prepared using mercury, turmeric, and lime. Mercury acts as a catalyst that helps ease stress while keeping the brain active and alert. Mercury also helps in controlling blood pressure, activating sexual drive and libidinal energy.

6. Bindi

bindi
The area between the eyebrows which is also the sixth chakra known as the ‘Agna’ is the seat of concealed wisdom. The ‘Bindi’ between the eyebrows is said to retain energy in the human body and control the various levels of concentration.

7. Toe-ring

toe ring
It is believed that your “prana” or “life force” must be in balance in order for you to stay healthy and all of the paths of your “prana” run down to your toes. Since Toe rings are usually made of Silver, a good conductor, it also absorbs the energy from the polar energies from the earth and passes it to the body, thus refreshing whole body system. Wearing toe ring in the second toe has a sexual effect. Wearing toe rings press on certain nerves that pertain to the reproductive system, keeping it in balance and healthy. By wearing Toe rings in both feet, the menstrual cycle course is regularized with even intervals.

8. Kamarbandh

kamarbandh
It is particularly used to control women from getting fatter and to avoid flab in hip and pot belly.

9. Mangalsutra

mangalsutrA
The gold wire of the Mangalsutra destroys the distressing vibrations present in the Universe through its Energy of Fire element. The black color of the beads is said to absorb all negative vibrations before they can reach the bride. And just as each bead contributes to making a beautiful necklace, so does the woman have to blend and integrate into the new family after marriage.

10. Earrings

earrings
Wearing earrings has an acupuncture effect on the body. The father of Western medicine, Hippocrates, wrote about ear piercing and earring wearing around 470 B.C. as a remedy and treatment for menstrual problems. Wearing earrings also help in natural healing, and particularly women who are challenged with obesity, because there is a point on the ear known as the Hunger Point, and this vital point can be worked to help a woman if she wishes to change her diet for weight loss purposes.

11. Nose rings

nose rings
According to Ayurveda, piercing the nose near a particular node on the nostril helps in lessening the pain during monthly periods in women. And it is preferred that women wear nose-rings on the left nostril as the nerves leading from the left nostril are associated with the female reproductive organs, which also helps in easing childbirth.

12. Finger rings

Index Finger
index finger
This finger’s nerves are also connected to the brain, in its learning capacitor neurons. If in one’s horoscope Jupiter is ill placed then astrologers advice the person to wear gold ring in index finger, preferably with Yellow Sapphire stone.

Middle Finger
middle finger ring
The nerves in this finger passes through the brain divider line and if any metallic friction is here, then the confusion is caused in the brain whether the signal given is from left or right side of the brain. Confusion might also prevail while taking some important decision.

Ring Finger
ring finger
The nerve passing through this finger is evenly spread to the entire brain neuron cells and any frequent metallic friction caused in this finger is very good for one’s health. It also improves a person’s capacity in handling his/her life with ease and confidence.

Little Finger
little finger
Any friction in this finger causes some disturbance in one’s thoughts/

Thumb
thumb ring
They are believed to be connected to the brain neurons/nerves which stimulate the pleasure hormones and this finger is identified with planet Venus, The Goddess of Love, so any metallic friction in the body kindles specific brain neurons.

13. Key chain

wait key chain
Waist key chain helps you keep your throat clear of mucus and phlegm, due to acupressure that the hook exerts at the skin contact area thereby assuring you have a clear voice.

14. Maang tikka

maang tikka
Maang Tika is said to control the heat of our body. The point where it falls is believed to be the Ajna chakra which is represented by two petals signifying the holy union of male and female on a spiritual, physical and emotional level.

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