Mundan Sanskar 2025: Know The Auspicious Dates And Muhurt For Mundan Ceremony

Mundan Sanskar is a significant ritual in Hinduism, performed during the early years of a child's life to shave off their first hair.

Mundan Sanskar 2025

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Mundan Sanskar 2025: Mundan Sanskar is a sacred Hindu ritual performed after a child's birth that involves the traditional shaving of the child's head. This ceremony symbolises the purification and renewal of the soul.

Spiritual And Scientific Importance:

According to Hindu beliefs, human birth is achieved after passing through 8.4 million life forms. The shaving of a child's hair during Mundan is believed to cleanse the residual karmic debt from previous births.

Scientifically, the ritual also holds significance. Post-Mundan head massage helps soothe the scalp, improves blood circulation, and aids in mental development.

Auspicious Dates For Mundan In 2025:

Here are the key dates and times for Mundan Sanskar ceremonies in 2025:

• January 30: 4:13 PM – 7:10 AM, January 31
• January 31: 7:10 AM – 4:15 AM, February 1
• February 4: 4:37 AM – 6:38 AM
• February 7: 6:41 PM – 7:06 AM, February 8
• February 10: 7:00 AM – 7:05 PM
• February 17: 6:58 AM – 4:56 AM, February 18
• February 26: 6:49 AM – 11:11 AM
• March 3: 6:04 AM – 4:30 AM, March 4
• March 17: 6:29 AM – 7:36 PM
• March 21: 6:24 AM – 1:46 AM, March 22
• March 27: 6:17 AM – 11:06 PM
• March 31: 6:13 AM – 1:45 PM
• April 14: 8:27 AM – 11:59 PM
• April 17: 3:26 PM – 5:54 AM, April 18
• April 23: 5:48 AM – 5:48 AM, April 24
• April 24: 6:57 AM – 10:50 AM
• May 14: 11:47 AM – 5:13 AM, May 15
• May 15: 5:30 AM – 2:08 PM
• May 19: 6:14 AM – 5:28 AM, May 20
• May 28: 5:24 AM – 12:30 PM, May 29
• May 29: 10:38 PM – 11:18 PM
• May 30: 9:23 PM – 5:45 AM, May 31
• June 6: 6:34 AM – 4:50 AM, June 7
• June 11: 5:22 AM – 1:15 PM
• June 16: 5:22 AM – 3:34 PM
• June 26: 1:27 PM – 5:24 AM, June 27
• June 27: 5:25 AM – 5:25 AM, June 28
• July 2: 11:07 AM – 11:59 AM, July 3
• July 4: 4:33 PM – 5:27 AM, July 5

Mundan Sanskar Ritual Process:

• Location: Mundan ceremonies are typically performed at pilgrimage sites or temples like Kashi, Haridwar, or any other sacred location. However, they can also be conducted at home during an auspicious time.
• Puja and Havan: Before the Mundan, a puja and havan are performed. Lord Ganesha, family deities, and household gods are invoked for blessings.
• Hair Cutting Ceremony: After sprinkling holy water or Ganga Jal on the child's head for purification, the child's hair is shaved.
• Hair Immersion: The shaved hair is then immersed in a river or water body, as it is considered auspicious.

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