Why do traditional Hindus give uludhbani? What's up? How did it come about?

Why do traditional Hindus give uludhbani?
What's up? How did it come about? 

So today we will mention exactly why Bengali girls give uludhvani and its various benefits. The etymological meaning of ulu sound:

Analyzing the phonetic aspect, it can be seen that ulu sound is the sound of om kar. Om- which is considered in Hinduism as the intention form of Parambrahm.

On the other hand, like the followers of Vaishnavism, U is Radha and Lu is Krishna, so we remember these two pairs by the sound of Ulu.

The consonants A, U and M consist of these three letters. These three sounds create a unity of pronunciation through assimilation that vibrates the Brahmanada in space. On the one hand, it can be said that this is the beginning of Mahachaitanya Jagran.

A-kar apti or primordial or symbol of beginning. U-car is a symbol of prosperity or excellence or unity. M-kar miti or apiti is considered to be a symbol of power.

Spiritual Reasons:

U, U and M of Ulu sound these three sounds but also mean creation, status and rhythm. Many say that it means Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwar. It is also mentioned in Mandukya Upanishad.

The sound produced by the sound of the owl, however, not only initiates a good deed by shaking the sky, but also creates a divine atmosphere by which a Mahendrakshan of receiving the blessings of the gods appears.

It is believed that the sound of the owl multiplies the sanctity of good deeds and expels evil spirits from being there.

Causes of Ulu sounding during natural disasters:

Various natural disasters such as storms, earthquakes, etc. have been the sound of owls since ancient times. But we ridicule them as superstitions and superstitions without knowing the real reason.

Facebook or Twitter did not exist at the time the owl sound was given. People at that time used it as a signal to the media.

This was done collectively from a high place so that people could leave their homes and go to a safe haven.

On the other hand, in ancient times the forest was more likely to be attacked by wild animals. This was also done because the owl would not come near the animal if it sounded.

Many, of course, cry out for help from the wrath of the gods and goddesses, and in times of calamity.

The nuances of the ulu sound

The ulu sound is a high-pitched vocal sound produced by the vibration of the tongue, which originated in the Middle Ages.

Ulu sounds have a sound code known as a storm. Storm refers to the amount of time it takes for a breathing cycle to complete.

At the entrance of the house 5 storms were sounded.

3 storm uludhbani is given in worship.

9 storms during the birth of a boy.

The storm during the birth of a baby girl.

14 storms during the wedding.

During an earthquake, there is a lot of noise.

Uludhvani is usually performed during religious activities such as puja, food, earthquake, disaster, kirtan, birthday blessing or marriage. Uludhvani or huludhvani is not given in Shraddha or annual ceremonies.

 What's up? How did it come about? Why is Uludhbhani limited to Bengali, Oriya, Assamese and Tamil? By uludhbani or huludhbani or ‘ulujogar’ we mean the word ‘ulu, ulu’ continuously moving the tongue. Usually women make uludhvani. When men shout, he becomes extinct. Uludhvani is usually not found in any mythological scripture. There are references in the scriptures to the sound of joy or triumphant sound. Probably the sound of Ulujoga came from that sound of joy. Harshadhvani does not only mean Ulujogara. Harshadhvani means expressing the language of the mouth with joy. It can also be Joy Joy sound, Joykar etc. Primitive people would give a sign or sign of success in hunting with a kind word in their mouth. Uludhvani is limited to Bengali, Tamil, Oriya, Assamese and some tribal Hindus. A group of scholars say that in ancient times, the gods worshiped Bhagavati Mahamaya by losing the throne to the emperor Shumbha Nishumbha. Satisfied with that hymn, the goddess appeared. When two monsters, Chand and Munda, loyal to Shumbha Nishumbha, came to fight with Munda Devi, Chamunda Devi appeared from the goddess. Many people call this Chamunda Devi Kali. However, when the monster army and Chanda Mund were killed by the sword of the goddess, the goddess's witch, witch, Shiva, and demonic forces were very happy and danced around the battlefield with their hands, feet, blood vessels and heads of the slain demons. . This victory is the victory of the goddess. Rejoicing in the victory of the goddess, her people rejoiced with joy. That is why it is seen that in puja or ananda ceremony, uludhbani is performed with joy. And during the first disaster of the earthquake, the sound of conch shells is used to warn others. Although Uludhvani is used in all forms of worship, according to some people, worship of Shiva is forbidden. Even if there is no bell, brass, lid, conch, the puja has to be completed only with uludhvani. The "virgin tantra" is in the fourth exhilaration of the eighth chapter of the scriptures. Uludhwani is for women only. Let her be a widow. Mother Lakshmi was very happy when Uludhvani was given. There are some meanings to giving uludhbani. Usually betel nut is eaten by Bengalis, Oriyas and Assamese. Playing betel nut makes the tongue heavy. The numbness of the tongue is removed by chanting twice a day. The pronunciation is clear. The tongue stays right. In addition, the stomach is compressed while giving uludhvani. If this is the case for a while, the digestive function is better. That's why women should be given a voice ..