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Why do we apply Gandha on the Divine Saint photographs or Statues?

April 26, 2017Divine photographs Saint statues

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Why do we apply Gandha on the Divine Saint photographs or Statues?

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Gandha is applied on the forehead, midpoint of the chest and the two toes. These points are very pious and gracious; it is symbolic of good fortune and piety. Their true and pious mission rests in their heart. The implication of applying Gandh is that though we see them in the photographs or statues in the form of gross body, they are the incarnation of the Divine Energy in the body form and the life is devoted for the welfare of the humanity and every living being on this EARTH.