Krinvanto Vishwam Aryam

Welcome to arya samaj

Arya Samaj is a spiritual way of living with a universal message of peace and happiness. Its ethos is captured in its ten guiding principles based on Vedic teachings that point to a better living.

Arya Samaj is a global phenomenon that attracts the young and old alike, sometimes from other religions, for its simple, logical and contemporary thinking on God, spirituality and values of life.

16 SANSKAR

Our certified priests are available to perform the following sixteen sanskars, Birthday, Grihya Pravesh, Aniversary, Shantih Yajna and new business opening at your residence as well as at the Samaj.

Arya Samaj Mississauga provides good and learned priests. You can contact Dr. Ravi Srivastva Ji (Arya Samaj Priest) to perform 16 Sanskar with Vedic Vidhi.

Garbhaadhan

This sanskar is performed for the fulfillment of one's parental obligation and a continuation of the human race.

Punasavana

During the third or fourth month of pregnancy. The Punasavana sanskar is performed for the physical growth of the child.

Seemantonannyan

This sanskar is performed during the 6th or 8th month of pregnancy for the mental growth of the child.

Jaat—karma

This sanskar is done to welcome the new born child and father writes OM on the tongue of the child with honey .

Naam-karan

In this sanskar the child is given a name. This sanskar should be performed on the 11thday or 101th day or in the next year when the child completes one year.

Nishkaraman

Here the child is taken outside the home for the first time to be exposed to the different elements of nature.

Annaparaashan

Anna means ‘food’ and prashana mean ‘eating, feeding’ thus, giving solid food to the child for the very first time performs this sanskar.

Churra-Karan

This sanskar can be performed between the ages of 1-3 years old. In this sanskar the hair from the child’s head is shaved off for the very first time.

Karna-vedh

Ears of the child is pierced with the help of a golden needle for the protection of the child and to make the child wear jewellery in the ear.

Upanayan

This ritual is performed at home after Agnihotra. The primary function is wearing of athe sacred thread signifying the beginning of their pursuit of knowledge.

Ved-aarambh

The aim is to develop the child culturally from all points of view so that the child is ready to face all challenges of married life.

Samaavarttan

This sanskar is performed upon return of the child after completing his education.

Vivaah

This is the union between a male and a female for the purpose of campanionship, procreation and redemption.

Vaanprasth

At this stage, the person should start detaching from worldly affairs and start leading a life of Tapa ( penance) and Swaadhyaay self education).

Sanyas

The person shuns the cover of attachment through renunciation of material desires and starts guiding the society with his genuine knowledge towards the path of self-realization.

Antyesthi

This is the last sanskar. After the soul leaves the body the body is cremated and all the five elements of mortal body ( Air< Fire, Water, Saoce and Matter) are merged to the appropriate place.

Feel Free to contact us

Dr. Ravi Srivastva

Head Priest

(905)273-7774

Bharti Sagar

Priest

(416)524-2122

Sharda Sabharwal

President / Priest

(416)951-6215

Samidha Sharma

Senior Club

(416)819-4035