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.
Well, honey, 333 is often used by the Folk Nation gang to represent the number 3, which stands for the gang's creed of "Faith, Family, and Folk." So, if you see someone throwing up 333, they're probably reppin' the Folk Nation. But let's be real, getting involved in gang activity is about as smart as trying to teach a cat to swim - it ain't gonna end well.
Yes, pagmamano is a Filipino custom or tradition where a younger person shows respect to an elder by taking the elder's hand and touching it to their forehead as a sign of respect. It is considered a form of folkway as it is a customary behavior within the Filipino culture.
Are you asking what a blood gang is? Well, it's a gang that usually does some fighting and tries to get the trouble but sometimes aren't too bad so people get too much into the gang and become crazy, and can go to jail if they fight too much.
In some contexts, wearing a black bandana on the wrist can be a sign of gang affiliation, particularly in certain regions or among specific groups. However, it is important to note that the meaning of clothing and accessories can vary widely depending on the cultural context and individual interpretation.
No they are NOT a gang. The Almighty are an organization.
The red sign on the forehead of a lady is a sign of his being married and the husband is alive. On a male's forehead it signifies of worshipping
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).
What does it mean if your born with a dot in the middle or your eyebrows
It is a symbol of their faith
Yes. but it is not a permanent dot and it is not always red.
It is called a "bindi."
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A forehead decoration, a dot between the eyebrows.
A tattoo of three dots under the eye can have different meanings depending on the culture or individual. In some contexts, it may represent the phrase "mi vida loca" (my crazy life) or indicate gang affiliation. It can also symbolize the concept of "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil."
A bindi(from Sanskrit bindu, meaning "a drop, small particle, dot") is a forehead decoration worn in South Asia (particularly India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Mauritius).[1] and Southeast Asia. Traditionally it is a dot of red color applied in the center of the forehead close to the eyebrows, but it can also consist of a sign or piece of jewelry worn at this location.
In Britain, a single black dot is known as a "borstal dot/Mark." It signifies that the wearer has been incarcerated during youth. Originally, it was done on the side of the face, but this is increasingly rare. More often than not the dot is the sign of a criminal or gang member.
In Hindu religion in India man use to put a straight line mark or a 'V' mark on their forehead which is known as TILAK which generall is formed by sandalwood paste, and which represent the god devotion, while women who are married put a dot on their forehead as the sign of their marrige.