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Urna

A tuft of hair between the brows, one of the Buddhist 32 marks of a great man.

  • Samudrika Shastra
  • हिंदी: ऊर्णा
Samudrika ShastraUrnaऊर्णा

What is the rule behind Urna?

The texts praise long, even brows that do not meet; some verses call joined brows unlucky. Buddhist lists of the 32 marks of a great man include the urna, a tuft of hair between the brows.

Source: Brihat Samhita; Lakkhana Sutta

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What does Urna mean in Samudrika Shastra?

A tuft of hair between the brows, one of the Buddhist 32 marks of a great man. The texts praise long, even brows that do not meet; some verses call joined brows unlucky. Buddhist lists of the 32 marks of a great man include the urna, a tuft of hair between the brows.

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