Kalava: You tie it with belief. You wear it for defence and to keep safe. But what if the exact kalava, which in India we know by various names like mauli, kumkuma, raksha sutra, or sacred red thread. Your faith in this thin thread to guard your soul is silently drawing you down
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What is Kalava, and why is it worn on the Wrist?
Sounds surprising, right? But in the world of vital energy, not every single thing that starts with holy energy stays blessed. The red thread on your wrist isn’t just a token of divine sacred energy; it also attracts many negative auras, acting as a sponge for vibrations.
The kalava is traditionally tied around the wrist during Hindu rituals, symbolizing protection, blessings, and spiritual connection. However, a shocking new story is emerging. The red thread you tie with faith protects your energy and brings blessings, but only for a short time.
Ancient Indian Beliefs – Why is Mauli Worn?
Tied during pujas and ceremonies by priests showing various cultural significance, it’s believed to protect the wearer from evil influences and bad karma. Typically red and yellow or red and white, representing purity, energy, and divine power. Mainly, men wear it on the right wrist, and women on the left.
The first 11 days after wearing a kalava on your wrist are full of divine energy. After the next 7 days, it becomes just a normal thread.
How Many Days Kalava Should Be Tied?
After those 7 days, it may start pulling in negative aura and gloomy vibes and energies, leading to a person imagining pessimistic thoughts. It can reduce your protection and disturb your aura.
- It’s like wearing the same clothes every day.
- At first, they feel fresh.
- Then they feel dull.
- Later, they start to smell. Just like this, only Kalava works the same way, but with energy.
- Change your Kalava every 11 to 18 days. Don’t throw it in the trash, burn it, or flush it in water. The best day to tie a new one is on Tuesday or Thursday. Make sure it’s always clean and tied with respect
Our Rituals are not Just Traditions, Tools to Protect Your Energy
Though spiritually positive in origin, in certain situations or with misuse, kalava might unknowingly block energy flow or create mental and emotional imbalances. And if ignored or misused, it might be feeding more negativity into your life than blessings.
As it’s exposed to your daily environment, the kalava may absorb your surroundings’ energies, both good and bad. Especially if you’re visiting places with heavy negativity, it may start reflecting that.
Your Inner or Psychic Aim
If tied without proper intention or by someone who isn’t spiritually and religiously clean, the thread may carry their negative vibrations to you. Left or right-hand confusion might also affect energy balance according to tantric and religious beliefs.
Tie it with a clean and focused mind during rituals. Don’t wear it continuously without a reason. Be aware of your thoughts while wearing it; intention matters.
FAQs
Kalava can cause an unwelcome and unpleasant aura?
Not always, but worn carelessly or without intention, it might absorb negativity and disturb your energy.
Should I take off the kalava after wearing it for some time?
Yes, especially if it’s old or torn. Remove it respectfully, preferably burn it or flush it in clean water.
Can someone else’s used kalava affect me?
Avoid sharing or using someone else’s kalava; it’s meant to be personal and energy specific.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional advice.
