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**Dwerfsd** · 04-05-2011, 04:35 AM

poonal can never be removed. why can't you wash while bathing. i am sorry to say that this type of discussions araise only when we are ignorent about the importance and the basics. poonal purifies you. it never gets maligned. perform sandyavandanam regularly. feel the difference. i am in gulf . not regular in sanyavandanam while in india . here the prayer time( five times in a day) is my eye opener. really it makes wonder believe me

Sir, with due respect to your inputs, there is no mention of removing the poonool; only changing the poonool more often. Lot of people are fortunate to live in A/C accomadations; work in A/C work place; travel in A/C bus/car etc. I used to work in a factory, summer time temperature goes up to 42 degree centigrade. I worked with lot of cutting fluids and cooling fluids while maching; the smell wouldn't leave my cloth until they are washed. Poor poonool? It would get dirty, I mean with allthe oli fumes and my sweat...I had to change it very often.

(We can't be serious all the time. We need some humour too... many posts only provided such humour).

Cheers!

04-05-2011, 04:35 AM	#11
Dwerfsd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 387 Senior Member	poonal can never be removed. why can't you wash while bathing. i am sorry to say that this type of discussions araise only when we are ignorent about the importance and the basics. poonal purifies you. it never gets maligned. perform sandyavandanam regularly. feel the difference. i am in gulf . not regular in sanyavandanam while in india . here the prayer time( five times in a day) is my eye opener. really it makes wonder believe me Sir, with due respect to your inputs, there is no mention of removing the poonool; only changing the poonool more often. Lot of people are fortunate to live in A/C accomadations; work in A/C work place; travel in A/C bus/car etc. I used to work in a factory, summer time temperature goes up to 42 degree centigrade. I worked with lot of cutting fluids and cooling fluids while maching; the smell wouldn't leave my cloth until they are washed. Poor poonool? It would get dirty, I mean with allthe oli fumes and my sweat...I had to change it very often. (We can't be serious all the time. We need some humour too... many posts only provided such humour). Cheers!
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