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- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak abstract "Urdhva Pundra tilak or Udharva Marka is a yellow U mark on the forehead made with chandan and a red dot in the centre usually made out of kumkum (saffron) worn by members of the Swaminarayan Sampraday. The yellow U mark signifies the Vishnu's feet, while the red dot signifies Lakshmi. Urdhva Pundra tilak has been mentioned in the Shikshapatri and Brahmanda Purana. The Urdhva pundra tilak is done during puja in the morning, and it is a commandment of Swaminarayan for all Swaminarayan followers. Female only do the red dot with kumkum without the U mark.".
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak thumbnail Swaminarayan_U.svg?width=300.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak wikiPageExternalLink pooja.asp.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak wikiPageID "22338668".
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak wikiPageRevisionID "599869459".
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak hasPhotoCollection Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak subject Category:Swaminarayan_sect_of_Hinduism.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak comment "Urdhva Pundra tilak or Udharva Marka is a yellow U mark on the forehead made with chandan and a red dot in the centre usually made out of kumkum (saffron) worn by members of the Swaminarayan Sampraday. The yellow U mark signifies the Vishnu's feet, while the red dot signifies Lakshmi. Urdhva Pundra tilak has been mentioned in the Shikshapatri and Brahmanda Purana. The Urdhva pundra tilak is done during puja in the morning, and it is a commandment of Swaminarayan for all Swaminarayan followers.".
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak label "Urdhva Pundra Tilak".
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak label "Urdhwapundra".
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak sameAs Urdhwapundra.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak sameAs m.05sym73.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak sameAs Q7900314.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak sameAs Q7900314.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak wasDerivedFrom Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak?oldid=599869459.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak depiction Swaminarayan_U.svg.
- Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak isPrimaryTopicOf Urdhva_Pundra_Tilak.