🌼 1. As a Sacred Offering (பூஜை அன்பளிப்பு):
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Applied to the deity’s forehead, chest, and limbs as tilak (symbol of respect).
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Considered cooling and pure, symbolizing peace and devotion.
🪔 2. In Abhishekam (அபிஷேகம்):
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Mixed with water or rose water and used to anoint idols.
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Especially offered during Shiva, Vishnu, and Murugan abhishekams.
🙏 3. For Devotees (பக்தர்களுக்கான பயன்பாடு):
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Applied by devotees on their forehead, neck, and chest.
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Believed to cool the mind, remove ego, and help in spiritual elevation.
🌿 4. Used with Kumkum & Vibuthi:
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Often mixed or alternated with kumkumam and vibuthi for applying as tripundra or tilak during pooja.
🕉️ 5. For Pooja Decoration:
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Sandal paste is used to draw spiritual symbols (like Om, swastik) on pooja plates or lamps.
🌺 6. In Festivals & Special Poojas:
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Applied more prominently during festivals like Thai Poosam, Vaikunta Ekadasi, Panguni Uthiram, and others.
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Used to decorate kalasam (sacred pot) or photos of deities.
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