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Mundan

Mundan Pooja, also known as the Mundan ceremony or Chudakarana, is a traditional Hindu ritual that involves the first haircut of a child, usually a boy. This rite of passage is performed to purify the child and promote their well-being. It holds significant cultural and spiritual importance in Hinduism.

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    What items or materials do I need to organize for the Pooja Samagri during Pooja?

    Feel free to contact the pandit for guidance on samagri and other arrangements by making a call.

     

    Is it possible to reschedule the date and time of the pooja without canceling the booking?

    Certainly, you have the flexibility to alter the date and time of the pooja. Kindly get in touch with POOJAT customer care for coordination.

     

    When is Mundan performed?

    Mundan is often performed during the first or third year of a child's life, depending on family traditions and regional customs.

    What preparations are needed for Mundan?

    Families may need to make arrangements for a barber or priest, choose an auspicious date, and arrange for the necessary ritual items, such as flowers, turmeric, and sacred water.

    Are there any specific rituals during Mundan?

    The ceremony typically involves prayers, chanting of mantras, and the offering of items like turmeric, flowers, and sweets. After the shaving, the child is usually bathed to symbolize purification.