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Present day University Convocation is the replica of ancient Gurukul's Samavartan.
Present day University Convocation is the replica of ancient Gurukul's Samavartan.
Among the all sanskars of the Sanatan Dharma the four sanskars namely --Upanayan Sanskar, Vedarambha Sanskar, Keshant Sanskar, Samavartan Sanskar take place during the prime time of a person's life. These Sanskars purifies inner conscious of the person and makes life meaningful.
Upanayana Sanskar is the ritual of wearing sacred thread ,which is like a second birth for a child – A spiritual birth. This introduces the children to a teacher for education and marks the beginning of the Brahmacharya .
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16 Sanskar of Sanatan Dharma---
As per Hindu Sanatan dharma, the Sanskar is a rituals that mark the various stages of the human life . Sanskar gives a spiritual touch to the important events at different stages – right from pre-birth to post-death.
16 Sanskar of Sanatan Dharma---
As per Hindu Sanatan dharma, the Sanskar is a rituals that mark the various stages of the human life . Sanskar gives a spiritual touch to the important events at different stages – right from pre-birth to post-death.
1.Garbhaadhan Sanskar
( Conception)
2.Pumsavana Sanskar
(Fetus Protection)
3. Simantonayan Sanskar
(Satisfying Wishes Of
The Pregnent Mother )
4. Jaatakarma Sansakar
( Birth rituals )
( Conception)
2.Pumsavana Sanskar
(Fetus Protection)
3. Simantonayan Sanskar
(Satisfying Wishes Of
The Pregnent Mother )
4. Jaatakarma Sansakar
( Birth rituals )
5. Naamkaran Sanskar
( Name Giving)
6.Nishkraman Sanskar
(Taking the child outside )
7.Annaprashana Sanskar
(Giving the child solid food)
8.Sudakaran or Mundan
Sanskar ( Hair cutting)
9.Vidyaarambha Sanskar
( Beginning of study)
( Name Giving)
6.Nishkraman Sanskar
(Taking the child outside )
7.Annaprashana Sanskar
(Giving the child solid food)
8.Sudakaran or Mundan
Sanskar ( Hair cutting)
9.Vidyaarambha Sanskar
( Beginning of study)
