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Punyahavachana
Punyahavachana
is performed on the 11th day after childbirth, puberty or post kariyam. The Punyahavachana ritual is performed to purify a space and prepare it for any auspicious occasion or event.Core Ideas:
- Performed on the 11th day after childbirth.
- Also performed after Puberty and Post Kariyam.
- A purification ritual to cleanse an area or environment before any auspicious event or ceremony.
- Usually done in homes or places of worship to purify the surroundings and ensure spiritual well-being.
- Performed to remove negative energies and invite positive vibrations.
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Description
Punyahavachana is a sacred purification ritual performed to cleanse and sanctify an area, home, or temple before any auspicious event or ceremony. This ancient Tamil Nadu tradition is designed to remove negative energies, purify the surroundings, and invite divine blessings for peace, prosperity, and well-being.
Prokshanam is done on all parts of the house. Generally, it is done in a person’s house after the occurrence of events like childbirth, puberty, post kariyam, etc
Optimal Timing:
This pooja is performed on the 11th day.It is ideal to perform the Punyahavachana a day or a few hours before an important function to prepare the space spiritually.
Benefits Of Punyahavachanam Ceremony:
- Cleanses the area of negative energy and impurities.
- Invites peace, prosperity, and positive vibes into the space.
- Promotes physical, mental, and spiritual well-being for the inhabitants of the space.
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