In Hinduism, ear piercing is not seen only as a fashion, but ear piercing remains an integral part of Hindu traditions. It also has spiritual, cultural and health related importance. Let us know some important things related to Karn Vedha Sanskar.
Karn Vedha Sanskar is an ancient Hindu tradition, which is included in the main 16 rites in Hinduism. Along with religious importance, Karn Vedha Sanskar is also considered beneficial from a scientific point of view. In such a situation, today we are going to tell you why Karn Vedha Sanskar is considered so important in Hinduism.
Out of the 16 rites, the 9th rite Karn Vedha Sanskar is performed only in the auspicious time. In this, mainly the ear is pierced on the 12th, 13th day of the child's birth or after 6 or 7 months and a gold or silver wire is worn in the ear. During this, mantras are also chanted for the welfare of the child's future life. Why is this Karnavedha Sanskar necessary
Karnavedha Sanskar is done for the child's intellectual ability, educational and spiritual development. It is a custom to do this Sanskar before Upanayan Sanskar. It is also believed that by doing this Sanskar, all the negativity in the child's life is removed. Also, this Sanskar helps in balancing the energy and keeping away from the effects of negative planets.
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