In India, a small black vaccine is applied on the forehead of the newborn. This vaccine is usually applied lovingly with the mother’s hands. This small black spot may look like a decorative point, but a very deep sense, culture, faith and ancient tradition is hidden behind it. Black vaccine to children is not just a tradition but is a symbol of science, Ayurveda and emotional engagement of mother. Let us tell you the science behind it.
In Indian culture, it is believed that young children are very innocent and beautiful. His innocence can inadvertently cause the eye or jealousy of others. To protect the child from this negative energy, the mother, grandmother or grandmother apply black vaccine on the children’s forehead. Which is also called sight.
This vaccine is usually made from homemade mascara. Which is sometimes mixed with ghee or camphor. It is considered to be cooling the eyes and protecting from infection. This vaccine is not limited to the forehead just. Sometimes behind the ears of children, it is also applied on the palm or soles of the foot.
The mother learns this tradition from her mother and she teaches her daughter. This is not only a mascara vaccine but a mother’s prayer. It is a feeling that there is a ritual which could not erase even with time. In today’s modern era, this practice is as strong as it was centuries ago. So when the next time you see this black vaccine on a child’s forehead, know that not just a tradition but the mother’s science and faith is a combination of faith.
Disclaimer: The information given here is based on general beliefs and information. TEZZBUZZ does not confirm this.
