Indian men & women of the Hindu religion get a smudge of orange dust on their foreheads as a blessing. It is generally located where the "third eye" is.
Women in India wear a red dot to represent a third eye which stands for knowledge, because of the goddess Shiva know as the destroyer.
An orange and black polka-dot shirt with a blue tie.
He wears a blue tie .
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visit a doctor or your local pharmacy they will give you some cream or something.
It is a symbol of their faith
To get an Indian man of the bus you would have to press his red dot on his forehead. LOL!
They wear the Bindi, or dot on the forehead.
Women in India wear a red dot to represent a third eye which stands for knowledge, because of the goddess Shiva know as the destroyer.
An orange and black polka-dot shirt with a blue tie.
A dot on the forehead (bindi) does not appear in the bible. One of its meanings is a Hindu tradition in India to signify that a woman is married (the dot is called a kunkumam).
Many bigots choose to make a mockery of the Hindus religious beliefs and cultures and as a result make derogatory remarks about the decorative dot on their forehead. Asking if someone is born with the red dot on their forehead, knowing that the dot is not a part of their anatomy is as ignoramus as asking if someone is born with clothes.
What does it mean if your born with a dot in the middle or your eyebrows
In India, the dots on the forehead are called bindis and are worn by both men and women. However, it is more common for women to wear them as part of their cultural or religious practices. Men may also wear bindis for aesthetic or fashion purposes.
Yes. but it is not a permanent dot and it is not always red.
A dot on the forehead is used in Asia by members of certain religions, such as Hinduism, as a religious sign of their devotion to their gods. The members of these religions would also wear these dots in the US and other non-Asian countries. But dots apparently are used in some gangs also. See the Related Link.
It is called a "bindi."