Janaeu Dharan is a custom followed by Brahmins and some Kshatriyas in Hinduism. Janaeu is a sacred white thread worn by a Brahman boy after the age of 12. It holds a deeper meaning in the Vedic scriptures.
It is a practice that follows under the sixteen sanskaras of Sanatan
Dharma. Wearing a Janaeu is the tenth sanskara followed under the Upanayana Sanskar. Janaeu Dharan is the symbol of a sacred vision straightforward in the direction of doing right

Many people follow this custom throughout India but are unaware of its scientific benefits.
Wearing a Janaeu in one ear helps the person to memorize and grasping things without making much effort.

Tieing a Janaeu in one ear also helps in preventing constipation and in keeping stomach disease-free.

Science has proven that people wearing janaeu do not have issues
related to blood pressure concerning those who don’t wear it.

Janaeu Dharan increases the stability of the mind-stimulating the brain to function accordingly.

Janaeu allows the body to attain positive vibrations. Wearing a Janaeu while chanting mantras help in absorbing the
positive energy. Janaeu absorbs this energy and circulates it to the wearer’s body.

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