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Samskaaram enables a person to live a vedic life. Vedic life is a holistic life. Completeness in life can happen only if we nurture mind, body and soul together. Samskaaraas are those invaluable secrets embedded in the Vedas which, our ancestors have preserved, due to their constant and untiring efforts, in not only preaching them but also practicing them relentlessly.
Samskaaraas are the vedic rites and rituals prescribed for a man to attain union with the Lord. Sam(s)=well, kaara =making. So Samskaara means making something good, refining or purifying. The rich samskaaras mentioned in the dharmashaastraas are presecribed for a man's life from birth to death. So they are our friends who travel with us.
The broad objectives of following Samskaaras as follows:-
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Welcome Shri Anantakrishnan,
Yes. The tamil mantras are already there. Kindly fill your profile fully and also edit sankalpam tab in my pitru tarpanam section.
If you select "All 96 sankalpas", you will be able to generate a pdf for all 96 tarpanas ina year which includes mahalaya paksha.
And if you select mahaalaya tarpanam procedure, you will get a procedure file with your ancestors name filled in.
Please try and let us know if you face any issue.
I am planning to do perform Mahalaya Tharpanam at home by me-self for all 15 days and planning to invite Vadhiyar to perform during my Father's Thidhi and my Mother Thidhi date. Kindly advice me the procedure.
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In my abhivadanam, three results are shown. But, my abhivadanam is not listed. Mine is Kāshyapa — Avatsāra — Naidhruva thriyarisheya pravaram. I couldnt find it there. Can you pls. clarify.
Pranams.
Prasanna.
Namskaarams Shri Prasanna,
From your pravara it seems you belong to "naidhruva kAshyapa gOtram". So kindly select your gotra field in your profile as naidhruva kashyapa gotram and update it. Then go into "My abhivAdanam". You will find your abhivAdanam.
You may want to know why.
Avatsara and Asita were 2 sons of Sage Kashyapa, Two sons of Avatsara were Nidhruva and Rebha. And sage Asita had a son named Shandila. So there are many gotra pravaras under Kashyapa line and yours is naidhruva kAshyapa gOtram.
In my abhivadanam, three results are shown. But, my abhivadanam is not listed. Mine is Kāshyapa — Avatsāra — Naidhruva thriyarisheya pravaram. I couldnt find it there. Can you pls. clarify.
Pranams.
Prasanna.
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Namaste Shri Bhavani Shankar,
Thankyou for your comments. We shall surely look into it and keep it posted.
Dear Shri Venkatesan,
Thank you for bringing it to our notice. Sorry that we could not help you immediately. We shall look into it now, correct it and keep you posted
Thank you so much. We take this opportunity to thank all our AchAryaas and Rushis for this treasure of knowledge and secrets of holistic living. Happy that you could use it effectively.
Our PranAms.
Dear Shri Venkatesan,
NamaskArams,
Thank you for your comments.
In this context kindly we request you to get in touch with your Ashrama/Mutt.