"Sometimes the actual mark may appear to be some sort of messy smear
where a simile of three lines appear to be. The vertical 'U-shaped'
marks of devotional service vary in a large variety, but they must never
have any lower 'stem' to the 'U' such as to make it a 'Y'. It may have a
series of marks inside the U, and a dot below the U, as also the ash
marks may also have marks centered within it, and a dot below it."
Source on request.
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On 7/4/2014 7:48 PM, Richard J. Williams wrote:
On 7/4/2014 7:01 PM, emptyb...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:
Sir Richard Head a.k.a. Pudit Çur a.k.a. MahaGomâya claims he's a
tantrika. Gosh ... what will come next?
Great to know he applies all these tilaks everyday before he leaves home.
No doubt everyone at the college is impressed by such ardor.
Got gomâya?
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Also for the yogis who apply 'ash', who usually claim to be serving a
delineation of a Rudra attitude, that those marks which appear as
three lines of white ash can never be 'straight across the forehead
horizontally'. If the ash mark appears as three equal width lines,
applied with open three fingers, then the sadhu is probably an
impostor, and should be ignored.
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