Dear Devotee:
The red SrI ChoorNam is made by mixing
crushed dried Manjal with lime .
I am not sure how ManjaL Sri ChoorNam
is made . It must have a neutral binder to make it
stick.
The RanganAtha Temple at Pomona , NY can
help you temporary supply until some one from
India can help you secure the supply from
Melkote or ThiruvallikkENi .
The addition of small amount of Sandal paste
to help bind the Turmeric powder is a clever idea .
You can use red SrI ChoorNam until you get
authentic Yellow SrI ChoorNam form one of
the above sources.
Best Wishes ,
V.Sadagopan
----- Original Message -----
From: "M Rajesh-A18107" <rajeshm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <Oppiliappan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 2:26 AM
Subject: RE: [Oppiliappan] Perumal's Symbol "Thirumann": Why ?
> Dear Swamy,
> With this regard, i have another question. The " Manjal srichoornam " is
not available in all places. One swamy hence suggested me to use plain
turmeric powder mixed with a little sandal paste, since plain turmeric does
not stay on the forehead for long. Is it right for SriVaishnavas to use this
combination ?
>
> Adiyen,
> Ramanuja Dasan
>
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