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Types of Sanskar in Hinduism
🕉️ Shodasha Sanskar (16 Hindu Life Rites) 🕉️
1. Garbhadhana Sanskar (Conception Ritual)
Purpose:
Blessing for virtuous offspring.
When:
After marriage, before conception.
Significance:
Purifies intent for righteous birth.
2. Pumsavana Sanskar (Fetus Nourishment)
Purpose:
Healthy growth and protection of fetus.
When:
2nd or 3rd month of pregnancy.
Significance:
Health and spiritual strength for unborn child.
3. Simantonnayana Sanskar (Baby Shower)
Purpose:
Strengthen mother's and child's mental wellbeing.
When:
6th or 7th month of pregnancy.
Significance:
Divine protection during childbirth.
4. Jatakarma Sanskar (Birth Ceremony)
Purpose:
Welcome newborn.
When:
Immediately after birth.
Significance:
Health, intellect blessings through mantras.
5. Namkaran Sanskar (Naming Ceremony)
Purpose:
Spiritual identity.
When:
11th or 12th day after birth.
Significance:
Name chosen via astrology and deity guidance.
6. Nishkraman Sanskar (First Outing)
Purpose:
Introduction to the world.
When:
4th month after birth.
Significance:
Shown Sun, Moon, temple visit.
7. Annaprashan Sanskar (First Solid Food)
Purpose:
Begin solid nourishment.
When:
6th month.
Significance:
Celebratory feeding with blessings.
8. Chudakarana Sanskar (Mundan / Tonsure)
Purpose:
Removal of past karmic influences.
When:
1st or 3rd year.
Significance:
Hair shaving symbolizes purity.
9. Karnavedha Sanskar (Ear Piercing)
Purpose:
Enhance intellect and regulate energy.
When:
Early childhood.
Significance:
Spiritual and physical benefits.
10. Vidyarambh Sanskar (Beginning Education)
Purpose:
Initiate learning journey.
When:
Around age 5.
Significance:
First letter writing and Saraswati blessings.
11. Upanayan Sanskar (Sacred Thread Ceremony)
Purpose:
Begin Vedic education, spiritual initiation.
When:
Ages 8-16.
Significance:
Yajnopavita wearing, Gayatri Mantra teaching.
12. Vedarambh Sanskar (Start of Vedic Study)
Purpose:
Formal learning under Guru.
When:
After Upanayan Sanskar.
Significance:
Foundation of dharma and knowledge.
13. Samavartan Sanskar (Completion of Education)
Purpose:
Graduation and readiness for worldly life.
When:
After Gurukul studies.
Significance:
Transition to Grihastha Ashram (householder life).
14. Vivah Sanskar (Marriage)
Purpose:
Sacred union of man and woman.
When:
Auspicious time chosen via astrology.
Significance:
Dharma partnership and family establishment.
15. Vanaprastha Sanskar (Retirement)
Purpose:
Renounce worldly duties, embrace spirituality.
When:
Around age 50 or after family duties complete.
Significance:
Shift towards meditation, detachment.
16. Antyeshti Sanskar (Last Rites)
Purpose:
Final rites for soul liberation.
When:
Immediately after death.
Significance:
Peace, moksha (liberation) for the soul.
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