Love & Family Poojas
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Mundan / Chaula / Chudakarma
The first tonsure - the removal of the birth hair through which the Vedic tradition acknowledges that a child's entry into the social and spiritual world requires a formal shedding of what it arrived with, establishing a clean new beginning under the divine gaze.
Annaprashan
The first-feeding Samskara - the child's formal introduction to solid food through the sacred fire and the feeding of rice cooked in milk, marking the transition from a being sustained entirely by its mother to one who participates in the food of the world.
Seemantonnayan / Godh Bharai Puja
The prenatal Samskara performed in the sixth or eighth month of pregnancy - the formal consecration of the developing child through mantra and the mother's ritual adornment, the last of the three pre-natal Grihyasamskaras and the most elaborate.
Engagement / Roka Puja
The formal Vedic betrothal ceremony (the Vagdan) in which the two families formally declare their intention to unite through marriage, establishing the commitment before witnesses and the sacred fire before the wedding date is fixed.
Radha Krishna Puja
The worship of the divine couple in their Madhurya aspect - the sweetness of the Lord in relationship with his own Hladini Shakti - performed on Janmashtami, Radhashtami, Sharad Purnima, and as the household deity worship of families rooted in the Braj bhakti tradition.
Ram Darbar Puja
The worship of the complete divine court of Rama - Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman together - honouring not one deity but the entire field of dharmic relationships they embody, invoked for family harmony, righteous household life, and the blessing of the ideal that every relationship aspires to.