Thanks for the link Biru...... I knew Bhole Baba wore and carried all those stuffs with him, but didn't really know the reasons behind all that.. The article indeed is an eye opener.. .... But Biru, I didn't get the "kundalas" part.. As far as all his paintings are concerned, Bhole Nath is shown wearing the same kind of kundalas in both of his ears.. So kaha bata yo two different kinda kundalas ko kura aayo??? Besides what have Alakshya and Niranjan got to do with it?? Afterall both the Kundalas are shown by signs and are seen by our mortal eyes haina?? Biru dahlin' ali bujhaidine kashta gara na... "Kundalas (two ear rings): two Kundalas, Alakshya (meaning "which cannot be shown by any sign") and Niranjan (meaning "which cannot be seen by mortal eyes") in the ears of the Lord signify that He is beyond ordinary perception. Since the kundala in the left ear of the Lord is of the type used by women and the one in His right ear is of the type used by men, these Kundalas also symbolize the Shiva and Shakti (male and female) principle of creation".