Mundan
Mundan Description
Mundan Pooja is an important part of Hindu culture. Accordingly, it is done between 7 days to 3 months after a child’s birth. Also, the hair of the child is completely shaven as part of Vedic rituals. It is also known as the Chaula Pooja or the Choodakarana Pooja. Tribute is offered to Lord Ganesh, Maa Lakshmi, and the Navagrahas.
During the Pooja, Homam is performed, after which the priest cuts off a part of the baby’s hair. Following this, a barber shaves off the hair completely, leaving only a tuft of hair at the back of the head. Also after shaving, Gangajal is poured on the bald head and a mixture of sandalwood and turmeric paste is applie
This sacred ceremony is performed by Pandit Sunil Sharma in strict adherence to Vedic scriptures and family traditions. Every mantra is chanted with correct pronunciation and intonation to maximize the spiritual energy and divine vibration during the event.
"शुभं करोति कल्याणमारोग्यं धनसम्पदा ।
शत्रुबुद्धिविनाशाय दीपज्योतिर्नमोऽस्तुते ॥"
Pujas & Ritual Steps Included
Spiritual & Material Benefits
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Scientifically, a Mundan ceremony offers the following benefits:
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It is scientifically proven that shaving the head stimulates the nerves and the brain, thereby, strengthening mental power
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The shaven head improves sunlight absorption for Vitamin D synthesis in the body
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Boosts hair growth
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Improves hair quality
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Cools the baby’s head in the hot summer months
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Relieves the distresses of teething
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The tuft of hair that is kept is also known as the body, choti, or Shikha and also acts as a shield for protecting the brain. The sandalwood and turmeric paste acts as an antiseptic and quickens healing
Puja Samagri & Preparation
Required Items: Sweets, Fruits, Flowers, Roli, Akshat, Diya, Camphor, Incense sticks.
* A detailed checklist of samagri along with puja instructions (like fasting requirements and timing) will be shared directly with you upon scheduling.