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Founded in the late 19th century, Arya Samaj is a socio-religious movement that emerged in Northern India. It was established with the noble aim of reforming and revitalizing Hinduism, emphasizing its Vedic roots and principles. The movement was ignited by the visionary Swami Dayananda Saraswati in 1875.
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1. Preparation: Cleanse the area and arrange materials.
2. Invocation (Ganapati Pooja): Begin with prayers to Lord Ganesha.
3. Lighting the Sacred Fire: Ignite Agni Kund using camphor and ghee.
4. Sankalpa (Declaration of Intent): Couple and officiant declare their intent.
5. Vedic Mantras and Pooja: Officiant recites mantras, couple offers prayers and offerings.
6. Jangya Bandhan: Sanctify and tie the Jangya around the groom's neck.
7. Kanyadaan (Giving Away of the Bride): Parents formally offer the bride's hand.
8. Mangal Pheras (Circling the Fire): Couple takes vows while circling the fire.
9. Saptapadi (Seven Steps): Symbolize their life journey together.
10. Mangalsutra and Sindoor: Groom adorns bride.
11. Seek Blessings (Ashirvad): Receive blessings from elders and well-wishers.
Arya Samaj is a Hindu reformist organization founded by Swami Dayananda Saraswati in the 19th century. It promotes the idea of a simple and Vedic way of life and conducts weddings in a straightforward manner.
An Arya Samaj wedding ceremony is typically a simple and short affair, focusing on Vedic rituals. It includes the chanting of mantras, exchange of vows, and the sacred fire (Agni) as a witness.
The Vedic Priest Mr. Abadhuta Arya hailing from a tranditional vedic family reputed a religious and sincer. I am the Manager of Arya Samaj Bhubaneswar since last three decades.
I perform daily Havan and Sandhya Upasana with the devotees at Yangya Mandap of Arya Samaj every morning and evening an experienced sincer priest on vedic Karnakanda, does all 16 Sanskar for Human Life moving all over Odisha. "The Vivah Gyana" by me is an essential book of the newly married couple. i have also visited many Arya Samaj all over INDIA. I am inspired by Satyartha Prakash written by Dayananda Saraswati the great commentator of vedas and social reformer of the 19th century.
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In Hinduism, there are 16 important rites or ceremonies known as "Sanskaras" that mark various stages in a person's life. These rites are meant to purify and guide individuals through their life journey. Here are the 16 Vedic Sanskaras:
1. Garbhadhana
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The first sacrament involves the conception of a child, seeking blessings for a healthy and virtuous offspring. |
2. Pumsavana
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Performed during pregnancy, this rite is to ensure the well-being and protection of both the mother and the child. |
3. Simantonnayana
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This ritual is performed during the seventh month of pregnancy and involves the parting of the expectant mother's hair, symbolizing the opening of her psychic and physical senses to receive blessings. |
4. Jatakarma
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This is the birth ceremony where prayers and rituals are performed to welcome the newborn into the world. |
5. Namakaran
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This is the naming ceremony where the child is given a name, often chosen based on astrological or spiritual significance. |
6. Nishkramana
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It is the rite of taking the child outside for the first time, usually after the tenth day of birth. |
7. Annaprashana
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The first feeding of solid food to the infant is celebrated in this ceremony, often around the sixth month of age. |
8. Chudakarana
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Also known as Mundan or the first haircut, this ritual involves shaving the child's head as a symbol of purity and growth. |
9. Karnavedha
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It is the piercing of the child's ears, typically done in early childhood, to enhance hearing and promote spiritual development. |
10. Upanayana
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The sacred thread ceremony marks the initiation of a child into the study of the Vedas and is typically performed for boys. |
11. Vedarambha
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The beginning of Vedic studies, where the child starts learning the Vedas. |
12. Samavartana
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The completion of formal education is celebrated in this ceremony, after which the student returns home. |
13. Vivaha
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The marriage ceremony, which is one of the most significant Sanskaras, marks the beginning of a person's household life. |
14. Vanaprastha
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This ritual is observed when an individual decides to withdraw from worldly responsibilities and devote their life to spirituality. |
15. Sannyasa
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The renunciation of all worldly attachments and responsibilities to become a full-time ascetic or monk. |
16. Antyeshti
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The final Sanskara, which is the funeral and cremation rites performed after a person's death. |
