Tilak & Devotional Markings

Tilak is a sacred mark worn by devotees on the forehead and other parts of the body as a symbol of surrender and devotion to the Supreme Lord. In Vaishnava tradition, especially in ISKCON and Gaudiya lineages, Gopi Chandan is used to apply the tilak in a U-shaped form, signifying the temple of Lord Vishnu.

Wearing tilak daily is not just a ritual—it is a spiritual declaration of one's identity as a servant of Krishna.