This is an initiative for all our fellow members across the world who are too involved in their life, that they fail to connect with God, contribute to their religion and fail to perform solah-sanskaras properly. We hereby offer our services as a medium to connect with God via pooja, hawan, jaap-mala, sanskaras and much more.
In Hindu verbatim, the phrase Shri Ganesh signifies the start of something, especially the start of something good and positive. Many Hindu rituals start first with worshipping Lord Ganesha 🙏
In Hinduism, the sixteen Sanskaras or "Solah Sanskar" (Solah means 16 in Hindi) are a series of rituals or sacraments that mark significant milestones in a person's life from conception to death. These Sanskaras are considered essential for the spiritual and social well-being of an individual, and they are believed to prepare the person for the next stage of life.
This is the first Sanskara and is performed at the time of conception. It is a ceremony that invokes the blessings of the divine for a healthy and pious progeny.
This Sanskara is performed during the third month of pregnancy and is meant to ensure the well-being of the unborn child and the mother.
This is a ritual performed during the seventh month of pregnancy, where the husband performs a ceremony for his pregnant wife, which is believed to strengthen the bond between the couple and protect the mother and child.
This is the ceremony performed after the birth of the child. It is meant to welcome the baby into the family and to purify the child and mother from the impurities of childbirth.
This Sanskara involves giving the child a name and is usually performed on the twelfth day after birth.
This ceremony is performed when the baby is taken out of the house for the first time.
This Sanskara is performed when the baby is introduced to solid food for the first time.
This is the ceremony where the child's head is shaved for the first time.
This Sanskara involves piercing the baby's ears.
This is the ceremony of sacred thread, which is performed when the child is about 8 years old, marking the beginning of formal education and spiritual study.
This is the ceremony of commencing Vedic studies.
This is the graduation ceremony, marking the end of formal education.
This is the Sanskara of marriage.
This Sanskara is performed when a person retires from the household and moves to the forest for spiritual pursuits.
This is the Sanskara of renunciation, where a person gives up all worldly attachments and dedicates themselves to spiritual pursuits.
This is the final Sanskara, which is the funeral rites performed after death.
Our Team's services are available at Rishikesh, Haridwar, Ayodhya, Varanasi, Delhi, Mathura and Tirupati. Our team consists of 50, where the following are primary members. Following members are handling all the events and provide their services, under Divine's blessings.
Margdarshak
Pradhaan Sahayak
Sanskrit Teacher & Sanskar Pooja
Astrology
Sanskrit Teacher & Sanskar Pooja
Musician & Sanskar pooja
Harmonium Teacher & Singer
Flute Teacher
Tabla Teacher & Singer
Sanskara Pooja
Astrology
Learn Yoga
Learn Sanskrit
Mantra Chanting
Learn playing Instrument
30 May (Tuesday), 09:00 AM IST @ Shri Saadhu SamaJ Ashram ghatt, Rishikesh
It is said in the scriptures(Shastra) that liberation is achieved only by seeing the Ganges. So, definitely come and worship for yourself and for your loved ones and become a part of the good deeds.
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