Mangalsutra(Hinduism) UAI

 

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Mangalsutra UAI

 

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Aum Pendant UAI

 

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Aum pendant(Hinduism)

 

Aum pendant 

"Aum," also known as "Om," is a sacred symbol often depicted as the numeral "3" adorned with a curved line resembling a tail, extending from its center on the reverse side of the "3." This tail brings to an end in a moon-shaped curve, crowned by a dot positioned above the numeral 3. The Om pendant visually embodies the insight concept of Aum, encapsulating the infinite Brahman and the essence of the universe. This emblem holds great significance within Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism, acting as a unifying emblem across these diverse spiritual traditions. Furthermore, it is integral to numerous mantras, enhancing its spiritual resonance and applicability.

Contemporary Indian(Hindu) Amulet

The mangalsutra bracelet used for newborn babies are given to help protect newborns from evil spirits and evil eyes. Generally worn on the right hand. Bracelet passed on through generations of one's family and considered a token of heritage. It is believed that the black beads represent the "evil eye" whereas the gold beads represent future luxury and good luck. 

Managalsutra Bracelet

Historically made with gold and black beads, the centre piece of the mangalsutra bracelet is now seen with a golden engraved ball.