Simantonayana Samskara, lovingly known as the "hair parting ceremony," is performed in the 4th or 5th month of pregnancy. This sacred ritual is dedicated to the mental and intellectual well-being of the unborn child. Through Vedic chanting and prayers, positive vibrations are channeled into the womb. It is also a celebration of the mother — honoring her strength, her sacrifices, and her divine role in shaping a new soul.
For Puja
Roli, Akshat, Flowers, Incense Sticks, Ghee Diya, Kalash, Coconut, Betel Leaves & Nuts, Turmeric, Kumkum, Comb (Ivory/Wood), Mango Twigs, Fruits, Sweets
For Yajman
Hawan Kund, Hawan Samagri, Ghee, Camphor, Mango Wood, Sesame Seeds, Jaggery
For Havan
New Saree & Bangles for the expecting mother, Dhoti-Kurta for father, Dakshina Envelope
What You Need to Prepare
Number of Pandit is 1 with Puja Duration of 2 – 2.5 Hours and Hawan is Optional
Important Information
- Please mention if you require both Durga Visarjan rituals and Ram puja.
- Ensure there is adequate open space and ventilation if hawan is performed.
- Specific family requirements (gotra, sankalp details) must be shared with us in advance.
- If this is a community puja, please inform us beforehand for additional arrangements and pandit support.