A widow's peak is a descending V-shaped point in the middle of the hairline (above the forehead). The trait is inherited genetically and dominant. The term comes from English folklore, where it was believed that this hair formation was a sign of a woman who would outlive her husband. The peak refers to the beak or bill of a headdress, particularly a widow's hood, making people think a woman was being given a mourning hood for her husband's soon-to-be passing. Also believed to be ...

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Body contact is a style of closed position in partner dancing. Body contact dance - Body contact as dance technique. In some partner dances, the connection between the lead and follow is made by direct body contact, instead of a more open frame made with the arms. Body contact may be achieved with the thighs, hips, chest, cheek and/or forehead, depending on the style of dance, the connection needed for a particular move, or to fit the mood of the music. Body contact is often employed in ballr ...

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The Blood Pheasant, Ithaginis cruentus, is the only species in genus Ithaginis of the Pheasant family. It has 15 different subspecies. This species' name comes from the fact that the males have vivid red coloring on the feathers of the breast, throat and forehead. Females are more uniformly colored with duller shades of reddish brown. Both males and females have a distinct ring of bare skin around the eye that is crimson colored, in addition to red feet. Subspecies are det ...

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The Common Eland (Taurotragus oryx) is a savannah and plain antelope found in East and Southern Africa. The Common Eland stands around two metres at the shoulder and weighs 300 kilograms to a tonne. Common Eland females have a tan coat while the males' coat is a darker tan with a blue tinge to it, there may be a single white stripe vertically placed on the sides. The males have dense fur on their foreheads and a large dewlap. Both sexes have horns, which are about 65 centimetres long and almost straight. The horns of the fe ...

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In Hinduism, the tilaka, also spelled tilak, is a mark worn on the forehead and other parts of the body for spiritual reasons. It is commonly seen on women (especially married ones), Hindu priests, practising brahmins and other Hindus on religious occasions. Tilaka - A sign of God. The tilak on Hindu religious men affirms their devotion and is a symbol of the One they believe as God. It may be made with sandal paste, ashes or another 'cooling' (per Ayurveda) substance. Saivites typically use ashes, V ...

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Several characters are seen with having mysterious dots on their forehead. Omi has nine white dots, in three rows of three. Master Monk Guan has six, two rows of three standing on the width; his are yellow. One of the monks in the Xiaolin Temple(The one with the large head) had the same pattern as Master Monk Guan, as seen in the episode with the Sapphire Dragon. When Master Monk Guan showed Omi a book, in his debut, it showed a large shadow along with a goat-demon enslaving Chase Yo ...

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Forehead: . (See also the book "In A Dream, In A Vision of the Night" by Susan Noone Riddle). (Rev. 7:3; 13:16; 14:9; 17:5; 22:4; Ex. 28:38; Ez. 3:8-9; 9:4; 28:48; 1 Sam. 17:49; 2 Chron. 26:19)

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Hinduism - Tilaka symbol on forehead or between eyebrows. Main article: Tilaka The tilaka (or tilak) is a mark worn on the forehead and other parts of the body for spiritual reasons. It is believed to symbolize the need to cultivate supramental consciousness, which is achieved by opening the mystic "third eye." It is most commonly seen as a dot (or Bindu) worn by women, especially ...

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 Lalata:

the forehead

(See also:  Lalata, Body Mind and Soul)

bindi:

mark (usually a round, red) worn on the centre of the forehead to show that a woman is married

(See also: bindi, Hinduism, Hinduism Dictionary, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

tilak:

the mark (usually vertical) placed on the forehead of a devotee during ritual worship

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Unicorn

A mythical horse-like creature with a twisted horn coming from his forehead. A mythical animal generally depicted as having the head and body of a horse, the hind legs of a stag, the tail of a lion, and having a long tapering horn growing from the middle of its forehead.

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chakra in the middle of the forehead

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lalata:

lalata - the forehead

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Chidakasha:

psychic space in front of the closed eyes, just behind the forehead.

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Third Eye: The psychic eye: not physically visible but mental. Located in the middle of the forehead.

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STARING ONESELF: a Self Blessing exercise that one does by taking Projective Hand & making a Pentacle motion, touching yourself: forehead, left breast, right shoulder, left shoulder, right breast, forehead. Resembles the Blessing exercised by Catholics. You want to visualize yourself protected & 'Blessed' during this exercise.

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bindi

a red dot worn on the forehead by Hindu women, signifying wedded status.

(See also: bindi, Bhakti, Bhakti Yoga, Bhakti Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

Tika:

Tika. Mark on forehead signifying commitment to a spiritual ideal.

(See also: Tika, Tantra, Tantra Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

kumkum:

kumkum. Auspicious mark of vermillion placed on forehead.

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Bindi: A mark (usually round and red), worn on the centre of the forehead to show that a woman is married, typically now a days it is worn as makeup.

(See also: Bindi, Yoga, Yoga Dictionary)