Why does Lord Shiva wear three lines on his forehead, called Tripunda?  What inspires devotees of Lord Shiva to apply Tripunda on their foreheads or bodies?  And why is it made from sacred ash, called bhasma? Learn the reasons behind these practices in the Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad. The Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad is a minor Hindu Upnishad written in Sanskrit and related to the Krishna Yajurveda. It is one of 14 Shaiva Upnishads. Kalagni means "fire that is time" and Rudra is the destroyer of time and the material world. Together, they represent the principles and time as a relentless divine manifestation. 

Listen to this episode of "Tripunda kya hai? (Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad)" of the podcast Upnishad Simplified by Dr. Shisham Aggarwal.

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Why does Lord Shiva wear three lines on his forehead, called Tripunda?  What inspires devotees of Lord Shiva to apply Tripunda on their foreheads or bodies?  And why is it made from sacred ash, called bhasma? Learn the reasons behind these practices in the Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad. The Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad is a minor Hindu Upnishad written in Sanskrit and related to the Krishna Yajurveda. It is one of 14 Shaiva Upnishads. Kalagni means "fire that is time" and Rudra is the destroyer of time and the material world. Together, they represent the principles and time as a relentless divine manifestation. 
Listen to this episode of "Tripunda kya hai? (Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad)" of the podcast Upnishad Simplified by Dr. Shisham Aggarwal.
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Upnishads are teacher, guide and guru. It means the knowledge which can be received by being in close proximity of teacher These upnishads are called vedanga as they are end of veda. Upnishad talks about the infiniteness of soul and our being. They are 108 famously in number but 10 upnishad known as dasho upnishad are prime amongst them. Famous intellectual personalities in world have gone to upnishads again and again for their answers as upnishads have answers to all queries of intellect. Past life, Satyamev Jayate are words which have come from Upnishads. This Podcast aims to simplify this divine knowledge for the world and is a guide on how to apply these teachings in our daily lives.

Upnishads are teacher, guide and guru. It means the knowledge which can be received by being in close proximity of teacher These upnishads are called vedanga as they are end of veda. Upnishad talks about the infiniteness of soul and our being. They are 108 famously in number but 10 upnishad known as dasho upnishad are prime amongst them. Famous intellectual personalities in world have gone to upnishads again and again for their answers as upnishads have answers to all queries of intellect. Past life, Satyamev Jayate are words which have come from Upnishads. This Podcast aims to simplify this divine knowledge for the world and is a guide on how to apply these teachings in our daily lives.

Upnishads

Why does Lord Shiva wear three lines on his forehead, called Tripunda?  What inspires devotees of Lord Shiva to apply Tripunda on their foreheads or bodies?  And why is it made from sacred ash, called bhasma? Learn the reasons behind these practices in the Kaal Agni Rudra Upanishad. The Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad is a minor Hindu Upnishad written in Sanskrit and related to the Krishna Yajurveda. It is one of 14 Shaiva Upanishads. Kalagni means "fire that is time" and Rudra is the destroyer of time and the material world. Together, they represent the principles and time as a relentless divine manifestation.   Listen to this episode of "Tripunda kya hai? (Kaal Agni Rudra Upnishad)" of the podcast Upnishad Simplified by Dr. Shisham Aggarwal.

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