Why does Buddha have a jooda?
Example:
Buddhists call it an ushnisha. It is considered to be a crown. It represents the Buddha's pre-ascetic life as a prince. The long earlobes are from the heavy earrings he wore as a prince.
The ushnisha is meant to be worn by the Chakravartin, who...
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