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Silver Plated Namakuchi- 3.25 Inches | Thiruman Stick/Nama Kambi/ Namakutchi For Vaishnavite Traditions & Pooja

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SKU 52505288
Width Height Material Weight

0.2 inch

3.25 inch

White Metal

0.011lb

"Divine Touch of Devotion – Sacred Namakuchi (Thiruman Kuchi)"

♦ Namakuchi is referred to by a number of holy names, such as thiruman stick, namam stick, namam kuchi, thiruman kuchi, and nama stick. In Vaishnavite beliefs, this holy instrument is highly revered.

♦ The thiruman kuchi has its roots in ancient Vaishnavism, where it was historically used to apply thiruman, the symbolic white clay paste connected with Lord Vishnu. Namam, this heavenly symbol, is thought to have been codified in daily rites as a sign of surrender to Sriman Narayana and blessed by the Alwars, Vaishnavite saints.

♦ Namakuchi is very well-liked by South Indian followers, particularly those in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. It is a necessary component in houses and temples that adhere to the Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya. It is commonly found in temple cities like Tirupati, Kanchipuram, and Srirangam.

♦ The namam is then applied to the forehead and other areas of the body using the thiruman stick, which is dipped in thiruman paste or white clay. It guarantees that the divine mark is applied in a clean, holy, and symmetrical manner. The namam stick is also used when going to temples, during significant Vishnu holidays like Vaikunta Ekadasi, and during daily morning poojas.

♦ Thiruman kuchi should be stored in a clean, dry pooja box to extend its life. The stick should be gently wiped and allowed to air dry after each use. To avoid wood deterioration or fungal growth, refrain from letting it soak in paste.

♦ The thiruman kuchi is inextricably linked to Lord Vishnu and his avatars, such as Rama and Krishna. It is essential for the daily practices of Vaishnavites as well as for Vaikunta Ekadasi, Sri Rama Navami, Krishna Janmashtami. Using this stick to apply the namam is a daily spiritual practice and an expression of faith.

♦ Ancient writings claim that the namam represents Lord Vishnu's feet, and that using it with a nama stick is like to welcoming god presence onto oneself. Ramanuja and other Vaishnavite seers stressed the importance of using it every day for spiritual growth.

"Take this holy Namakuchi home with you, as it will be a genuine friend throughout your spiritual adventure. To maintain tradition, invite purity, and establish a spiritual connection with Lord Vishnu's eternal feet, place your order now!"

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