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With Writing stick of Pomegranate wood (Anar ki kalam) Red sandal powder, Ashtagandha powder, Gaulochan powder
The two powders and the granules are mixed together with small amount of water for making ink which can then be used to write on the Bhojapatra sheets.
Vedic talismans (yantras) are written on a special bark called as Bhojapatra. The bark of betula utilis is used for writing sacred mantras, which are placed in an amulet and worn around the neck OR kept in puja altars, for protection and blessing. This practice is mentioned in the Lakshmi Tantra, a Pancaratra text. According to the legend, the bark was also used as clothing by attendants of Lord Shiva. The bark of Himalayan birch was used centuries ago in India as paper for writing lengthy scriptures and texts in Sanskrit and other scripts, particularly in historical Kashmir. Its use as paper for books is mentioned by early Sanskrit writers Kalidasa , Sushruta, and Varahamihira.
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Warranty: Shiva Rudraksha Ratna provides a 15 days refund provided stone is not broken or scratched
The customer should present the bill at the time of refund along with certificate
Refund conditions: mishandling, broken, scratched will not be subjected to refund
Care: This stone is brittle, handle with care
Instruction: Do not keep this stone wrapped in cotton as it may absorb the water from the stone and can cause damage.
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