Kandivali
Overview
Arya Samaj available in Kandivali is for all your requirements of Arya Samaj Panditji and other useful resources. You can book Arya Samaj Panditji for any of the following services and many more:
Arya Samaj Panditji for Puja in Kandivali:
We are specialized in conducting all types of religious pujas. We are listing a few of them for your reference:
- Namakaran Puja
- Mundan Puja
- Birthday Ceremony,
- Sacred Thread (Janeu) Puja
- Griha Pravesh
- Bhoomi Puja
- Shanti Puja
- Vastu Shanti Puja
- New Business Opening Ceremony
- Tilak Ceremony
- Sagun Ceremony
- Chura Ceremony
- Shanti Havan
- Vivah Puja – Vaidik Marriage Vidhi / Arya Samaj Marriage Rituals
- Engagement Puja
- Maha Mritunjya Jaap Puja
- Yagna Havans
- Marriage Anniversary
- Gayatri Mantra Jaap
- Gayatri Hawan
- Antim Vidhi Rituals
- And many more..
Arya Samaj Panditji for Havan in Kandivali:
According to the Vedas, Havan is one of the most sacred ways of worshipping, which helps the clarification of soul and environment. In Havan, we use the thermal energy of fire and the sound energy of the mantras for therapeutic application which purifies the air and brings harmony to the environment.
The time required for a havan is approx 1 – 1:30 hrs. The yagna has a calming and purifying effect on human beings.
The main Ingredient you need to arrange for Havan is Cow’s Ghee and some fresh flowers. It is advised to perform the Havan in the morning. Our Panditjis reach as per your bookings to perform yagna. At the time of bookings, you will be provided with a list of all the necessities.
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Arya Samaj Panditji for Grih Pravesh or House Warming Puja in Kandivali:
This service is available on the following occasions:
- Purchase of a New Home
- After Renovation of an Old Home
- Before moving into a Rented Home
Griha Pravesh or house warming puja is one of the most common ceremonies done while moving to a new house. This Puja is done to seek the blessings of the Gods.
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Arya Samaj Panditji for Arya Samaj Marriage / Wedding in Kandivali:
Arya Samaj Panditji is available for all the events of an Arya Samaj Marriage. May it be Sagai Ceremony, Tilak Ceremony, Chuda Ceremony, Haldi Ceremony, Janeu Ceremony, Sagun Ceremony, Ring Ceremony, Marriage Rituals or any other organised marriage function.
Arya Samaj Marriage Vidhis
As per Hindu norms, you have the option to perform one of the two types of weddings.
Pauranik Marriage: The Hindu wedding which is performed on the basis of Purans is Pauranik Marriage. This is the traditional Hindu Wedding ceremony with lots of rituals spread over a few dates.
Vedic / Arya Samaj Marriage: The Hindu Wedding which is performed on the basis of Vedas is Vedic Marriage or Arya Samaj Wedding. This is the traditional Hindu Wedding ceremony which follows the Vedic Rules and is also one of the spiritually accepted forms of weddings to seek God’s blessing. Arya Samaj / Vedic Marriages are a simpler and cost-effective alternative.
Arya Samaj Marriage Rituals performed by Panditji
Contact Arya Samaj for conducting Arya Samaj Marriage in Kandivali. You need to bring 2 Varmalas (Garlands). Besides that, you need to bring fresh flowers, 2.5 meters of Pink or White cloth, 500 gms Sweets, Sindoor and Mangalasutra, on the day of marriage.
Arya Samaj does not believe in Idol Worship. The entire process of marriage is based on Vedas. The process of marriage takes 2 hours. Following is the list of marriage rituals. Please click on each to find the details.
- Swagat & Introduction (Welcome)
- Kanya Agaman (Arrival of the Bride)
- Jai Mala (Exchange of Garlands)
- Madhupak (Offerings)
- Kanya Daan (Giving hand of the bride)
- Thread Ceremony and Yagna
- Paani Grahan (Accepting the Hand)
- Shila Rohan
- Mangal Phera
- Saptapadi
- Sindhoor Daan
- Akhand Subhagyavati
- Aashirvaad and Shanti Path
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Arya Samaj Panditji for Sanskars in Kandivali:
According to Hindu Mythology, there are 16 Sanskars from birth to death. Here is the list of them
- Garbhaadhan Sanskar
- Punsavana Sanskar
- Simantonnayana Sanskar
- Jaatakarma Sanskar
- Namkaran Sanskar (Naming Ceremony)
- Nishkraman Sanskar
- Annaprashana Sanskar
- Mundan Sanskar
- Karnavedh Sanskar
- Vidyaarambha
- Upanayana Sanskar(Thread Ceremony)
- Vedarambha Sanskar
- Samavartana Sanskar
- Vivah Sanskar
- Vanaprastha, Sanyasa
- Antyeshti Sanskar
Our Expert Panditjis are available to assist you with any of the above listed Sanskar.
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Arya Samaj Panditji for Antim Sanskar / Last Rite Rituals in Kandivali:
You can book Arya Samaj Panditji for Last Rites Rituals / Antim Sanskar Vidhi in Kandivali. Arya Samaj Panditji is available for Agni Sanskar Vidhi, Vedic Antyesti Sanskar, Suddhi Havan, etc.
The Anitim Sanskar / Last Rites Rituals / Funeral process of the Arya Samaj consists of four days –
The Agni Sanskar of the dead body is done by the Vedic rites on the first day.
On the second and third days, Shanti Havan is performed at 4 to 6 pm. Here, the family members make offerings and pray for the Shanti, Sadgati, and Mukti of the divine soul. Panditji offers sacrifices in Havan to the Divine Mantras from the Vedas. These Mantras and offerings are prayers for the peace and liberation of the Divine Spirit. This entire process lasts for 4 days.
Family keep the Brahm Bhojan on the 4th day.
On booking of Panditji for the Last Rites, Antim sanskar, Vedic Antyeshti Sanskar, Shuddhi Hawan, in Kandivali, we will provide you with a list of required materials which has to be organised by you, whereas panditji will arrange for the rest of the samagris.
According to Hindu vidhis, there are two alternatives of performing the last rituals: Puranic and Vedic.
The Puranic rituals: The whole process of last rituals according to the puranic methods takes 13 days. And this method is spiritual, lengthy and costs more than Vedic.
The Vedic rites: The antim sanskar rites according to the Vedas are 4 days long. This is based on a spiritual as well as scientific perspective, without any social hurdle. Moreover, the process by Arya Samaj costs lesser than the Puranas.
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Arya Samaj Marriage Rituals performed by Panditji
Introduction:
Among the 16 Sanskaras, Vivah Sanskar or Marriage has the greatest significance. Arya Samaj Wedding rites originate from the Vedas. They are devoid of idol worship.
The rituals not only bind the bridegroom and the bride in marital bond of love and respect for each other but also lay down a code of conduct towards the family and society of which they are an integral part. Every phase of the ceremony is infused with symbolic meaning and spiritual significance.
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Vedic Marriage Ceremony:
Time Required: 2 Hours
Rituals:
- Swagat & Introduction (Welcome)
A welcome ceremony is hosted to extend greetings to the bridegroom, bride, their family and friends.
- Kanya Agaman (Arrival of the Bride)
The Bridesmaids and the father escort the bride to the Mandap.
- Jai Mala (Exchange of Garlands)
Panditji guides the couple to the Mandap. Bride welcomes Groom with a floral garland and Groom garlands Bride. This exchange symbolizes formal acceptance and respect.
- Madhupak (Offerings)
The bride offers a mixture of Honey and Yogurt to the groom. Honey symbolizes the sweetness of eternal love and yogurt for the sake of his eternal good health and nutrition.
- Kanya Daan (Giving hand of the bride)
It is believed that the daughter (Kanya) is the prime wealth of a Hindu house, who symbolizes the Hindu Goddess of Wealth (Lakshmi). Bride’s parents will place her hands into the Groom’s hand and pour holy water over them to finalize the gesture of gift-giving (transfer of wealth). Bride’s father requests Groom to accept his daughter as an equal partner in all walks of life. It is noted in Vedic scriptures that there is no “Daana” (gift) greater than Kanya Daan (giving a daughter’s hand in marriage). Groom promises to accept Bride as his equal life partner.
- Thread Ceremony and Yagna
During this ceremony the groom wears a sacred thread. This is the initiation ceremony and symbolizes the transition from a boy to a married man. The couple worships fire during the yagna and give alms. Fire is the witness to the sacred ceremony and hence the vows are always taken in front of the fire.
- Paani Grahan (Accepting the Hand)
The bridegroom holds the hand of the bride and both of them solemnly pledge before God that they have become one and will forever love each other and remain mutually devoted for the rest of their lives.
- Shila Rohan
A rock is placed in the northeast corner of the Mandap. While Bride places her right foot on the piece of rock. Groom recites a hymn the Ashma Bhava, The statement is to encourage his wife to be as strong as the rock, to be firm towards any difficulties of life they may face together. Rice and flowers are sprinkled on the couple by her parents, relatives, and friends.
- Mangal Phera
Bride’s brother puts rice in the hands of Bride & Groom to offer to Agni (the Lord of Fire) who dispels darkness and ignorance while leading into light and knowledge. The couple then walks around the sacred fire. Each round represents the four basic goals of human life:
Dharma: Moral sense to lead a good life
Artha: Financial prosperity the
Kama: Blessing for strong, virtuous children and to share the responsibilities of home
Moksha: Self-restraint and eternal physical, mental and spiritual strength
Together the four goals symbolize the couple’s commitment to each other and the community.
During the first three rounds, Bride leads Groom and during the last round, Groom leads.
- Saptapadi (Seven Steps)
The bride and groom take seven steps forward together, symbolizing the beginning of their journey through life.
These steps signify the guiding principles of life. Each of these steps represents the vows made by the couple:
First Step: To Nourish each other, both of us will work together to bring Grains to our home
Second Step: To Strengthen Our Marital Life, will get energy from that Grain
Third Step: We will earn Money honestly, which is needed for our household requirements in life
Fourth Step: The Grihastha Ashrams is considered as the best Ashram, so the fourth step is together will continue to increase happiness in life.
Fifth Step: With the thought of sacred mind, wishing the best offspring to be debt free from Pitra-rina.
Sixth Step: Efforts to stay away from diseases with seasonal dietary exercise
Seventh Step: Husband and wife should be friendly with each other
These 7 steps are a pledge to make marital life strong. These 7 steps are the foundation of the householder’s house.
With these seven steps forward the couple is now united and will pray for the blessings from God. The father-in-law offers the bride a sacred necklace.
- Sindhoor Daan
The bridegroom applies Sindhoor (Red Powder) in the parting of the bride’s hair and welcomes her into his life as his eternal partner. The newly wedded couple touches the feet and takes blessings from the parents of both families.
- Akhand Subhagyavati
Married women from the bride’s family come forth to wish her eternal happiness by blessing her Akhand Subhagyavati bhava.
- Aashirvaad and Shanti Path
Panditji recites a hymn and all guests and relatives joins him to wish the newlywed couple a good luck, prosperity and a long, happy married life together. With the quote “Arya Samaj Vivah Vidhi Sampann Hui” by Panditji the wedding rituals gets completed.
FAQs – Arya Samaj Marriage Rituals
What is the duration for the Arya Samaj marriage process?
Arya Samaj marriage process takes 2 hours in total.
How many Mangal Pheras are there in the process of Arya Samaj Marriage Rituals?
In Arya Samaj Marriage Rituals there are 4 Pheras, along with this there are 3 more parikrama of
Agni.
How many Panditjis are mandatory in the Arya Samaj marriage process?
For the process of marriage of Arya Samaj mandatory requirement is of 1 Panditji. But if you wish, you can increase the number of punditjis with prior intimation on booking and paying extra.
Who arranges for requirements of Puja for marriage ceremony?
If you are getting married in the Arya Samaj temple then the puja material is arranged by the temple itself, but if you call Panditji for marriage process at your venue, then the arrangements for the puja material are done by Panditji.
In both the cases, some material, as per list provided to you while booking is to be arranged by you,
What is the cost for Arya Samaj Marriage Process?
If you get married in the Arya Samaj Mandir, then all the details about the expenses involved will be shared by Office.
In case you need Panditji to visit venue of marriage, then Panditji will share the details of expenses involved.
Arya Samaj Panditji for Sanskars in Kandivali:
Introduction:
Sanskars have an important role in the progress of gross and subtle body and soul of human beings.
Etymology of the word Sanskar :- The word ‘Sanskar is formed by the suffix ‘Ghan’ in ‘Kra’ metal, prefixed ‘Sama’. According to Panini’s sutra “Samparupaybhyah: Karotau Shushene”. “Those with whom Shariadi is well-known are called Sanskar”
“Varikshan Gunantaradhanam Sanskar’: The transfusion of qualities is called Sanskar in the words of sage Dayanand Saraswati.
“Cultured body and soul can be attained to dharma, artha, kama and moksha by being cremated, and children are highly qualified. That is why it is very appropriate for all human beings to perform Sanskars.
- Garbhandhan Sanskar (Pregnancy Rites): This sanskara is performed after marriage and before the conception of a child. In this sanskara, the couple chants vedic mantras for a healthy, loving and happy married life and the wish for a son or daughter that would bring new joy in the home. This sanskara is performed for the fulfillment of one’s parental obligation and a continuation of the human race. This is a fervent prayer for the impregnation of the foetus with the life-giving soul force. Garbha means womb and Dhana means give or donate.
- Punsavan Sanskar : The time of “Punsavan Sanskara” is in the third or fourth month of Pregnancy. The Punsavana (Protection of the Fetus) Sanskar is performed for the Physical growth of the Child
- Simmantonnayan Sanskar : The time of Simmantonnayan Sanskar is the seventh month of Pregnancy. The Parents to be and their relatives offer Prayers to the almighty for the Mental Growth of the Child.
- Jatakarm Sanskar : The Jatakarma Sanskar is to be done immediately after the birth of the child. This Sanskar is done to welcome the new born child. The father writes “Aum” on the tongue of the child with a thin bar of gold dipped in Honey. He whispers the word “Vedo-Asi” (You are Veda – Knowledge) in the ear of the child.
- Namakaran Sanskar : The ‘Naming ceremony’ should be performed on the 11th Day after the birth of the child.
- Nishkraman Sanskar : The Nishkranana Sanskara Is Performed after the 4th Month of Child’s Birth. During this Sanskar the Child Is taken out of the home for the first time to be exposed to different Nature Elements.
- Anna-Praashan Sanskar : Anna Means Food and Prashana mean Eating, Feeding Thus, giving Solid Food to the Child for the very first time performs this Sanskara.
- Mundan Sanskar : This Sanskara can be performed between the ages of 1-3 years old. In this sanskara the hair from the child’s head is shaved off for the very first lime. Prayers for
good health and development are being recited. - Karnavedh Sanskar : The piercing of the lower lobes of the child’s ears at the age of three performs the karnavedha sanskara. Prayers are offered to the almighty for the physical well being of the child.
- Upanayan Sanskar : Upanayana or the thread ceremony is performed anytime between the ages of five to eight years old. Upa mean approaching towards and nayanam means leading. In this sanskara the child is given the yajnopavit (sacred thread), which is made from
three strands representing the three letters of aum. The three strands also
symbolize the three discipline of life, which are knowledge, action and devotion. - Vedarambh Sanskar : This Sanskara is done immediately after the upanaya sanskara. Now the child becomes a student. The child will now gain knowledge from the vedas and other
religious text as well the other branches including mathematics and science. Thus
the child will be able to progress in life spiritually as well as materially. - Samavartan Sanskar : Between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-five years this sanskara is performed. This student till now has completed all higher studies and starts a new life of
self-realization and independence. - Vivah sanskar : Vivaha sanskara is performed when the student decides to get marry. This is one of the most important sanskara among the sixteen vedic sacraments. This is the
foundation that forms the very basis for a coordinated family life. - Vaanaprasth : At age fifty-one years old, a person performs the vaanaprastha sanskara by
relinquishing all livelihood from which he or she will gain personal benefits. All the
family responsibilities will be given to the children. - Sannyaas : This sanskara is performed at the age of seventy-five years. In this sanskara a
person forsake all material things and starts to lead a life of meditation and contemplation onto the almighty. - Antyeshti sanskar : The Antyeshti is the last sanskara performed when the individual dies. After death this sanskara is performed when the body is cremated. As the Atma (soul) is
immortal, it cannot be destroyed; but the body which is made of clay, water, fire, air
and ether once again returns to these elements.
All these Sanskars are performed for the Physical, Social and Spiritual development of an individual by Arya Samaj Panditjis.
Contact Arya Samaj for all your other Puja requirements and enquiries.
Call Helpline: +91 88794 71117
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