Vibhuti Bhasma, Vibuthi pure powder (Holy ash), Thiruneeru, Shiva Viboothi, Vibhooti, Bibhuti

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Shudh Online Vibuthi also called Bhasma (Holy Ash) is a word that has several meanings in Hinduism. Generally, it is used to denote the sacred ash which is made of burnt cowdung in Āgamic rituals. There is a symbolic significance to applying it to the body. It is a constant reminder of the mortal nature of life - it is like you are always wearing mortality on your body. Vibhuti is usually worn on the forehead, arms, or neck. It is a symbolic representation that Shiva and Shakti are the only truth in the Universe and everything is in being only through the union of Shiva and Shakti.

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USED AS TILAK FOR ITS SPIRITUAL POWER - Vibhuti is a favorite item of Lord Shiva. He always smears his body with the holy ash as it is the purest thing in this universe. Bhasma or Udi is also called "vibhooti", because it gives spiritual power. The Sanskrit word, vibhooti means glory, as it gives glory to one who applies it, protection from ill health and negative forces, and attracts the higher forces of nature.
POSITIVE ENERGY - Vibhuti gets charged with positive energy and should be taken with the right hand and applied on the forehead as three horizontal lines. The first line stands for removal of Ahankar (pride) the next stands for removal of Ignorance and the third stands for removal of bad karma (actions).
USED IN POOJA & TILAK - It is a common practice in Hindu culture to wear a Vibhuti tilaka on the forehead with a red sindoor tilaka. Vibhuti is the representation of Shiva while the red sindoor denotes Shakti.

How to use - Traditionally, cow dung vibhuti is taken between your thumb and your ring finger – you don’t have to pick up a lot of it, just a little bit – and applied between the eyebrows, known as the agna chakra, at the pit of the throat known as the vishuddhi chakra, and in the center of the chest where the ribcage meets, known as the anahata chakra.