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The term "Sanskaar" originates from Sanskrit, meaning to construct in a well-defined manner, focusing on purity and sacredness. It embodies processes that nurture the body and soul, transitioning individuals to a state of divinity. Various types of Sanskaar, such as Brahm and Dev Sanskaar, enhance qualities within us. This transformative approach includes rituals and educational practices. Festivals, as social extensions of Sanskaar, further cement familial and societal bonds, leading to divine living. Explore the profound impact of Sanskaar on individual and collective lives.
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Sanskaar & Festivals
Sanskaar Sanskrit Description • Word Sanskaar = Sam + Kran + Ghan • Meaning : To construct in well defined manner According to Shashtra • Rigved : Rigved is the first to use sanskaar where it is used for Purity & Sacredness. • Sanskaar prakash : Required qualities in Body and Soul can be fulfilled by following process explained in shastra known as sanskaar. • Medini Kosh : Effort + Experience + Mental Action = Sanskaar • Shathpath Brahmin / Chandyog Upnishad : Sanskaar is Cleanliness and Purity • Jamini Mimansa : For Brightening. Since then onwards the word Sanskaar is used with full of Meaning & Science.
Common Acceptable Definition • Sanskaar is a process by which a person OR element become useful. • Sanskaar is a process which give capability. • Sanskaars are of two types • Brahm Sanskaar : One nurture qualities of Rishis. • Dev Sanskaar : One nurture qualities of Devta. • Chemicals are form by processing through various furnace temperatures and then expensive materials are obtained. “ Human are also went through various spiritual treatments to obtain Divinity “
Process for Sanskaar • Education & inspiration • Activities(KarmKand) • Mantra Chanting • Hawan
Shodash Sanskaar • Garbhdhan • Punswan • Simant • unnayan • Jat karm , Namkaran • Nishkraman • Annaprashan • Chudakarm • Karnvedh • Upnayan, • Vedaarambh/vidyaarambh , • Samavartan • Vivah • Gaharypath • Aahvaniy • Dakshinagni
Sanskaar According to Yug Nirman Yojna • Punswan : Garbhdhan * Punswan * Simant unnayan * • Namkaran: Jat karm +Namkaran+Nishkraman • Annaprashan • Mundan : Chudakarm Deleted* Karnvedh • Vedaarambh/vidyaarambh • Upnayan,, Samavartan = Yagyopavit • Vivah • Vanprasth • Anteshti • Marnotar Gaharypath * Aahvaniy *Dakshinagni
Two New Sanskaar : From Yug Nirman Yojna • Birthday Sanskaar (Janmdiwas) • Expanation of 5 elements of body • Explanation of Deep. • Explanation of Soul • Leaving one bad qualities and vow for accepting new good quality • Blessings from all relatives friends • Marrige Anniversay Sanskaar (Vivah diwas) • Panigrahan • Granthibanddhan • Saptpadi • Vow of Bride and Groom • Blessings from all relatives and friends.
Birth Day Celebration (Deep Yagya) (Seven Step Celebration) “Solution for Global Warming” • Dev Awahan • 5 Element Teaching(earth water air fire ether) • Deep Teching • Leaving one negative habit and accepting one positive • Gayatri Mantra and Mahamritunjaya jap with swaha • Ashirwad shower by flowers and akshat • shantipath
Marrige Anniversary Celebration. (Deep Yagya) (Seven Step Celebration) “Solution for Rising Divorce rate/ Lack of Family Values/ Tension / Depression ” • Dev Awahan • Granthi bandhan (teaching of 5 element : haldi money durba akshat flower) • Var vadhu pratigya (9 oath for both) • Aekikaran (Two deepak join together and become one & convey message of support) • Gayatri mantra and mahamritunjaya mantra ahuti with swaha • Ashirwad shower by flowers and akshat • Shantipath or Concluding part • Concluding Part • Aarti • Swastivachan • Surya arg dan • Shanti path
Festivals Definition : Festivals are Social Sankaar Process. Explanation : A man can be made divine by his own sanskaars then comes family sanskaar(Vivah) and then Society Sanskaar (Festivals)
Types of Festivals • Samajik : • Samaroah: • Sadhna : Navratri is Sadhnatmak
How to Celebrate Festivals • Preparation for particular Inspirational teachings, Image of energy source. • Warm up by shatkarm • Aawahan • Teachings from particular festival • Yagya
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