Vedic culture giving process of purification

19 Sept 09. The vedic literature provides the process to purify one's existence. This means purifying one's mind and body and the way he sees others, ie as the children of God, all as brothers and sisters. Purification should begin before the conception, thus before planning to have a child. That process is called garbadhan sanskar. It is performed in a typical way, with auspicious arrangements, time and circumstances and astrology. Usually a priest will be called for the ritual performance. Some other sanskars follows that maintains the physical and mental health of the mother and the concieved child. Children bo rn following sanskar will be humane nature, peae loving and gentle and therefore can attain the goal of the human form of life. There are sixteen sanskars altogether. When the children are born without sanskars they tend to develop demonic mentatily. In any case all the new born, whether form higher class of men or lower are born as innocent, which in vedic term is called sudra. This word is very much negatively used to mean lower caste primarily in India by the foreign emperilism to create division among the society. It actually mean whether one is born in higher, richer or intelligent class of family one needs to educate also in spiritual wisdom and know the existence of God and ultimately go back to His Kingdom. The best process to develop that wisdom and attain perfection is by chanting the Hare Krsna Mahamantra. This is mantra is empowered prosonally by supreme personality of God Head Krsna and thus is the religion of this modern age. It crosses all the barriers of race, cast and color and people of any faith can and are welcome to sing this song, the mantra. Hare Krsna Hare Krsna Krsna Krsna Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare. see video over the sanskar.