Karnavedh Sanskar
$1,100.00
Karna Vedhana Samskara or Ear Piercing Ceremony is a significant ceremony in many Hindu traditions and is one of the 16 samskaras. This ritual is performed for both girls and boys.
Key Insights:
- The ear lobe is the acupuncture point of vision.
- Sacred mantras chanted open the inner ear of the child.
- Usually done along with Ayusha Homa.
- Dates are fixed based on the Janma Nakshatra.
- The child is usually made to sit on the maternal uncle’s lap during the ceremony.
Our Promise:
- Vedic Patashala certified and experienced priests.
- All rituals follow Vedic Standards and Procedures.
- High-quality Samagri to ensure a pleasant Pooja experience.
- Guaranteed Punctuality and Authenticity.
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Karna Vedhana (Ear Piercing Ceremony) or Karnavedha is one of the 16 Hindu Samskaras performed for a child. This ceremony is performed to open the inner ears of the child to receive sacred vibrations. It is observed that performing this ceremony cleanses the sin and nurtures the soul of a child. In our tradition, a pierced ear shows how cultured is the family.
This ceremony is performed for both girls and boys. On the day of Karna Vedhana – the child is given new clothes then an Ayusha Homa is performed. Before conducting the Karna Vedhana and the Kalasa water is sprinkled on the child, the Mantra verses are chanted for the welfare of the child.
When to Perform Karna Vedhana (Ear Piercing Ceremony)?
The Karna Vedhana ceremony is usually done within one year of childbirth or on the 1st Nakshatra birthday as Ayush homa is also performed together.
Benefits of Karnavedhana:
- Ear piercing ceremony has significant medicinal benefits.
- It is the acupuncture version of the ear lobe. For the girl child, ear-piercing regulates her biological cycle.
- It also prevents hysteria and many other diseases.
- It helps to develop the thinking capacity of a child.
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