Annaprasana Pooja | Shubh Muhurat For Annaprashana

Annaprashan Samskara – Tamil

Annaprashan Samskara – Tamil Overview:

Annaprashan Samskara is also called Annaprasana is a one of the mixing Sanskrit words called Anna + Prasana. Annaprashan Samskara is commonly known as the baby’s first eating or first rice-feeding ceremony.

Key Insights:

  • Annaprashan Samskara will makes the baby strong & healthy.
  • Performed for baby boy on 6th, 8th, 10th & 12th Months.
  • Performed for baby girl on 5th, 7th, 9th & 11th Months.
  • Payasam or Milk Rice is the main ingredient for the Annaprashan Samskara.
  • Kheer or Payasam are the main items offer to baby something sweet.

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Pooja Description

Annaprashan Samskara/ Annaprasana Pooja is a common pooja for all hindus. The main purpouse of the Annaprashan Samskara is transition the food diet form the liquid to solid. Usually Annaprashan Samskara/ Annaprasana Pooja is performed for baby boy in even month & for baby girl in odd month. Annaprashan Samskara event should perform before the child’s first birthday. Usually Annaprashan Pooja can done at home or at a temple.

Puja Procedure

First, the Pandit Ji will perform the Ganesh Pooja as part of Annaprashan Samskara. Then mandapa aradhan will perform by worshiping Navagraha, Ashtadikpalakas & Brahma-Vishnu-Maheshwara and show naivedya (usually payasam) to the god. Then the parents need to sit in the east direction, keep the baby on her mother’s lap. The father take a gold ring, then feed the baby 3 times by saying below.

  • Deerga Ayushman bhava
  • Shata Ayushman bhava
  • Vardhaswa

Finally the auspicious Annaprashan Samskara event will completed with a fun game called Jeevika Parikaha. Symbolic objects are put over a banana leaf or metallic tray which your baby can able to pick up. The objects include:

  • Books for Learning
  • Jewels for Wealth
  • A Pen for Wisdom
  • Haldi and Kumkum for Soubhagya
  • Food items for a Love for food

The main objective of this game is to believe that the object your baby picks up from the tray represents his/her area of interest in future.

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  3. How long does the Ceremony / Event take to complete?
    • The Events / Ceremonies are typically performed for 1 to 7+ hours depending on the package selected for the event.
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  5. In case of cancellation of services, what refund charges will be applicable?
    For cancellation of puja services (as per Organized schedule selected by customer) the following refund policy is approved
    Cancellation Refund
    Before 48 Hours 50% of the Invoice Billing Amount
    Before 24 Hours 50% of the Invoice Billing Amount
    Less than 24 Hours No Refund

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