Mystical Scientific Reasons Behind Wearing Indian Traditional  Ornaments

Indian culture is full of rituals and traditions. And one important part of such tradition is wearing Indian jewellery or ornaments. One amazing thing here is it not only embellishes woman but there is a scientific reason behind it.  There is a science behind wearing every piece of ornaments. Especially in Hindu culture it is strictly to never remove some jewels.

It is also said that these Indian ornaments are symbolized as Goddess Lakshmi. Hence there is are some more deep mysteries involved in such precious stones. Let’s discover scientific meaning behind each ornament.

1) Silver and Gold

Both Silver and Gold are precious metals and are preferred most in Indian Traditional ornaments. Meanwhile have you ever observed that majorly Gold ornaments are worn on the upper parts of a body and silver on the lower parts of a body. There is an interesting scientific explanation for this.

Silver reacts with Earth’s energy more and gold goes well  with body’s energy and aura. Consequents silver is worn as anklets or Toe-ring (bichia) and gold is enhanced at upper parts of the body.

2) Bangles

Bangles are worn to regulate Blood circulation level. Apparent friction between bangles increases the blood circulation level. Also electricity flowing out through the skin is again returned back to body because of round-bangles only. Thus it helps to recover and balance energy in the body.

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3) Mangalsutra

Mangalsutra signifies the sign of married woman. Its structure is of immense importance. The string of it is made of gold and silver and in the centre of Mangalsutra there are two cups. It is required that cups should be spherical with no design in it. This form is connected with ‘Energy of Knowledge’. These cups are known to stimulate positive energies

The golden beads are there to wipe out the negative vibrations present in the Universe through its energy of Fire element. Black beads of Mangalsutra imbibes all the negative vibrations before they reach the bride and monitor blood pressure levels in the body. It is used to maintain the health of mind and body.

4) Finger Rings

Well these are worn by both men and women and carries a great significance. As the nerves of our body are connected to each and metal of a ring helps in managing a good health.

• Index Finger- Index Finger nerves are connected to brain that reaches the learning capacitor neurons
• Ring Finger- The nerves passing through this finger is outspread to the entire brain neuron cells and hence any constant metallic friction in this finger is considered good for health. Ring finger also has a nerve that is connected to heart through body.
• Little Finger Ring of this finger is responsible for brain-controlling process and any friction in it may affect thoughts.
• Thumb Ring in this finger incites pleasure hormones. And have an unfavouable effect on organs.
• Middle Finger– It is not recommended to wear ring in this finger because the nerve of this finger passes through the brain divider line. Any metallic friction caused here can affect thought process and creates confusion and negatively impacts decision making ability.

5) Earrings

This ornament is a best remedy for bad health. You naturally heal by wearing earrings. If any woman wants to lose weight or suffering from obesity, they should wear earrings. As earrings are adorned at a point known as hunger point on the ear which looks after the diet. Earrings are related to ‘acupuncture’ effect.

6) Nose Rings

It is associated with female reproductive organ.Nose ring is said to be enriched on the left nostrils because from here nerves are led to reproductive organs.Consequently increases the chances of conceiving, reduces the pain and eases the delivery of a child. According to ancient, Ayurveda it also helps in loweing the pain during monthly menstrual cycle of a woman.

7) Toe –Ring (Bichia)

Toe ring is usually worn at the second toe whose nerves are connected to the uterus through the heart. It is used to balance the blood pressure. And even keeps the reproductive system healthy and productive. Toe ring maintains the menstrual cycle in a timely manner.

8) Vermillion (Sindoor)

Sindoor is related to mitigating stress, anxieties and strains. According to Hindu mythology applying vermillion in the forehead energizes chakras which invites comic and pranic energy. Vermillion is made with mercury which is responsible for controlling blood pressure, intensifying sexual drives and libidinal energy. It is one of the primary Indian ornaments.

9) Bindi

Bindi is put between eyebrows which is also known sixth chakra named as ‘Agna’. It is linked with increasing wisdom, intuition, power and concentration.

10) Anklets (Payal)

Wearing Anklets help to generate lots of positive energy. There is another reason behind wearing Payals, with wearing lots of gold jewellery, electric currents gets accumulated. To deal with these currents and allowing the positive energy to constantly flow through our body, women are advised there is a tradition to wear anklets.

11) Maang Tika

Manng Tika is worn on forehead, at the point where Agna chakra is inhabited. It is used to modulate the heat of a body.The point where it falls, Agna is used to symbolize the union of male and female on all levels.

12) Necklace

Necklaces especially made of gold brings lots of bliss and benedictions. Infact a spiral of bliss is initiated and triggered in the pendant by this flow. Through these small particles of bliss a woman creates positive energy and aura everywhere in the environment.

13) Kamarbandh

Women wear Kamarbandh on waist. This helps in monitoring the menstrual periods and also provide relief from its cramps. It also reduced unwanted fat in the belly. Kamardhani also ensures clarity of voice when you speak.