Kesar Kasturi is integral to rituals and ceremonies, to mark religious utensils and to decorate the icons of the deities. It is also distributed to devotees, it can be apply on forehead, neck and chest.
Kesar Kasturi is used in deity abhishekam and snanam (bathing of gods). It is considered in Hinduism and Ayurveda to bring one closer to the divine.
It is used widely in all major temples of god and goddess. Applying on Forheads, Prayer, Rituals, Bathing of gods, Yantras, Rudraksh Beads, Shaligrams-shilas, Malas- Rosaries, Deity idols, Shanks, Abhishkum, Temples.
Kesar Kasturi is used in deity abhishekam and snanam (bathing of gods). It is considered in Hinduism and Ayurveda to bring one closer to the divine.
It is used widely in all major temples of god and goddess. Applying on Forheads, Prayer, Rituals, Bathing of gods, Yantras, Rudraksh Beads, Shaligrams-shilas, Malas- Rosaries, Deity idols, Shanks, Abhishkum, Temples.