Sindhura Decoration

Here's how sindhura decoration may be done for Anjaneya Swamy:

• Applying Sindhura to the Forehead (Tilaka): Sindhura is typically applied to the forehead of Anjaneya Swamy in the form of a tilaka. Devotees may use their fingers to gently apply the sindhura in a central line or in a specific pattern associated with Lord Hanuman.
• Decorating the Murti (Idol) or Picture: Devotees may adorn the idol or picture of Anjaneya Swamy with sindhura as a mark of respect and devotion. This can be done by applying sindhura to the forehead, hands, and feet of the deity.
• Use in Pujas and Aartis: When performing pujas (ritual worship) and aartis (ceremonial prayers) dedicated to Anjaneya Swamy, sindhura can be applied to enhance the spiritual atmosphere. Devotees may offer prayers and apply sindhura as a gesture of devotion.
• Symbol of Strength and Valor: Sindhura, being a vibrant red color, is associated with strength and valor. Decorating Anjaneya Swamy with sindhura symbolizes the courage and devotion of Lord Hanuman.
• Offerings and Bhog: During worship, sindhura may be used as part of the offerings (bhog) presented to Lord Hanuman. It can be sprinkled over the offerings or applied directly to the deity.