Guest guest Posted April 3, 2009 Report Posted April 3, 2009 Namaskaram, Have u ever watched serial in Jaya TV "Enge Brahmanan", which also talks abt this Y'day at 8.00pm.......Its gud to watch Magesh --- On Fri, 3/4/09, rsm1940 <r_s_mani wrote: rsm1940 <r_s_mani[Vaideekam] Yagnopaveetam or Poonalvaideekam Date: Friday, 3 April, 2009, 3:35 PM Namaskarams1. What is the significance of Poonal? 2. How is it made in the traditional way? 3. Is it made out of one thread with a knot dividing it into three loops or three separate threads are used for makin it with the knot?What does the knot usually known as "brahma mudichu" symbolise?With regardsR.S.Mani***1. This is a centuries old question replied many times in many forums and many websites.2.It can be learned only by practical.3. Single thread with a knot.nvs Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now. Quote
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2009 Report Posted April 3, 2009 I remember my gramam vadhyar use to make it. he measures the needed length of a single thread with his hand ( making a triangle in the hand with index finger, thumb and little finger) then make it into a single thread of one third length and then folds it again to one third to make a single poonal. rsm1940 Friday, April 03, 2009 6:05 AM vaideekam [Vaideekam] Yagnopaveetam or Poonal Namaskarams1. What is the significance of Poonal? 2. How is it made in the traditional way? 3. Is it made out of one thread with a knot dividing it into three loops or three separate threads are used for makin it with the knot?What does the knot usually known as "brahma mudichu" symbolise?With regardsR.S.Mani***1. This is a centuries old question replied many times in many forums and many websites.2.It can be learned only by practical.3. Single thread with a knot.nvs Quote
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