Hindu Blessing

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Receiving a traditional Hindu blessing at the Dakshinkali Temple just outside Kathmandu. A Hindu blessing includes the tika; a red dot applied to the centre of the forehead, also, a red and yellow string is wrapped around the wrist and a garland of fresh flowers is hung around the devotees neck. This custom is performed when visiting temples and for some devotees is an everyday practice.
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[@robert35659]

Qué. Color la pulsera que le pone ala turista ¿

[@CreatorOfAmoria-Rose]

What hand she is young it on? Can I do it myself

[@5stringofFernandoSor]

She's so cute.

[@WaitingConfused]

Um that’s not a Brahmin priest, and that’s not the right way. that’s a lady swindling money out of a tourist

[@KajanLakhan]

We don't know. The powder, was put on the murthi(stone) and energised by prayer. Now its been distributed. Generally, to enter a temple, veg is eaten....Though sometimes, not all off us eat veg. Therefore this lady, can be a good interface to prevent aggression to be Passed onto the priest. ( because the whole process is about trading our bad energies for good vibes)

[@tkd8711]

Rare video

[@fifa6777]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂