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A baby's naming ceremony, known as Namkaran Puja, is a religious ritual. Panditji, depending on the baby's Nakshatra, recommends a beginning letter for the child's name at this ceremony. Namkaran Puja is a ceremony in which the kid is given Samskaras, which are seen to be very important in the development of a child's character and upbringing.
On the eleventh day of the month, this ritual is frequently held. This puja may also be performed three months later or on the baby's first birthday.
Pantitji performs the ritual, which includes reciting Vedic mantras and speaking the child's name into the right ear while performing Gauri Ganesh Puja and Kalash Puja. A havan is then conducted to invoke the blessing of the gods on the baby's Graha Shanti.
When Should You Perform Namkaran Puja?
- According to Pandit Ji's advice, the Namkaran Puja or naming ritual is held on the 11th day after the birth of the child.
- What Are The Advantages Of Performing A Namkaran Puja?
- A person's official name is essential for both identification and Sankalp.
- The purpose of Graha Shanti is to remove the Graha dosh from one's life.