Two types of people live on the earth; one is a human being, and the other is an animal, but the difference between a human being and a living being is only intelligence and conscience. Where human beings learn education and know the difference between right and wrong, animals lack this feature. In this way, education creates the difference between humans and animals. There are 16 sacraments in Indian culture, and each rite has its own distinct significance. Similarly, Vidyambhar rites are also included in the same rites. If we break down the word 'Vidya-Arambh,' it means the day to start the education. Before starting education, people often seek or ask for an auspicious time from an astrologer and send the child to school on the same day. Usually, this rite is performed at the age of 5 years.
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Importance of Vidyabharam (the auspicious time for education)
It is believed that by performing Vidyabharam Rites, the child always leads and achieves success in studies. Also, by having this rite done, the child gets consciousness and awareness towards studies. To get this sacrament done, one has to see auspicious dates, days of the week, constellations, and muhurtas. In this ritual, items like pencil, rubber, slate, bandage, etc., are worshiped. Lord Ganpati and Goddess of Knowledge Saraswati is remembered and prayed to awaken the light of knowledge in the child's mind and make his life happy. In the education rites, the astrologer tells the child about the alphabetic experience, knowledge of subjects, and sources of life and explains the importance of learning to become self-reliant.
Count of auspicious time for Education rites
According to astrology, some auspicious Muhurta in the Hindu calendar for education rites has been told based on the constellation, war, zodiac, date, etc. At the same time, many parents show an auspicious time by showing their infant's birth chart. So let us elaborate today in this article about the date, constellation, zodiac, and auspicious time of 2021.
Good luck - Monday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday
Auspicious Nakshatras - Rohini, Ardra, Punavasu, Pushya, Ashlesha, Purva Phalguni, Uttara Phalguni, Ashwini, Mrigashira, Uttarashada, Chitra, Swati, Abhijit, Dhanishna, Shravan, Purva Bhadrapada, Uttara Bhadrapada, and Shatabhisha, Hasta, Moola, Revathi, and Purvashada
Auspicious signs - Taurus, Gemini, Leo, Virgo, and Sagittarius Ascendant
Auspicious date - Saptami of Magh Shukla, Tritiya of Phalgun Shukla, and Shukla Tritiya of Chaitra-Vaishakh
Forbidden date - Amavasya, Chaturdashi, Pratipada, Surya Sankranti, and Ashtami
January 2021
14 January 2021, Thursday, 09:02 am to 08:00 pm
15 January 2021, Friday, 07:15 am to 07:50 pm
17 January 2021, Sunday, 08:09 am to 06:33 pm
18 January 2021, Monday, 07:15 am to 06:26 pm
24 January 2021, Sunday, 07:13 am to 10:01 am
25 January 2021, Monday, 07:13 am to 07:16 pm
31 January 2021, Sunday, 07:10 am to 09:21 am
February 2021
03 February 2021, Wednesday 07:08 am to 02:12 pm
07 February 2021, Sunday, 04:14 pm to 06:25 pm
08 February 2021, Monday, 07:05 am to 06:21 pm
14 February 2021, Sunday, 07:01 am to 08:15 pm
17 February 2021, Wednesday, 06:58 am to 07:00 pm
21 February 2021, Sunday, noon to 2:43 pm to 07:48 pm
22 February 2021, Monday, 06:53 am to 07:44 pm
24 February 2021, Wednesday, 06:51 am to 06:06 pm
28 February 2021, Sunday, 11:19 am to 04:21 pm
March 2021
01 March 2021, Monday, 06:46 am to 07:11 pm
03 March 2021, Wednesday, 06:44 am to 07:08 pm
08 March 2021, Monday, 2:45 pm to 06:49 pm
10 March 2021, Wednesday, 06:37 am to 02:41 pm
14 March 2021, Sunday, 05:06 pm to 06:03 pm
April 2021
16 April 2021, Friday, 06:06 pm to 08:51 pm
18 April 2021, Sunday, 05:53 am to 07:54 pm
22 April 2021, Thursday, 05:49 am to 08:15 am
23 April 2021, Friday, 07:41 am to 10: 48 am
28 April 2021, Wednesday, from 05:12 pm to 08:04 pm
29 April 2021, Thursday, 05:42 am to 11:48 pm
May 2021
02 May 2021, Sunday, 05:40 am to 02:50 pm
05 May 2021, Wednesday, from 01:22 pm to 07:36 pm
06 May 2021, Thursday, from 2:11 pm to 07:20 pm
13 May 2021, Thursday, 05:32 am to 07:05 pm
14 May 2021, Friday, 05:31 am to 07:14 pm
16 May 2021, Sunday, 10:01 am to 09:12 pm
17 May 2021, Monday, 05:29 am to 09:08 pm
21 May 2021, Friday, 11:11 am to 08:52 pm
23 May 2021, Sunday, 06:43 am to 02:56 pm
28 May 2021, Friday, 05:25 am to 08:02 pm
30 May 2021, Sunday, 05:24 am to 08:17 pm
31 May 2021, Monday, 05:24 am to 08:13 pm
June 2021
04 June 2021, Friday, 05:23 am to 03:11 pm
06 June 2021, Sunday, 05:23 am to 07:33 pm
11 June 2021, Friday, 06:31 pm to 07:30 pm
13 June 2021, Sunday, 05:23 am to 07:22 pm
20 June 2021, Sunday, 10:31 am to 08:35 pm
What to do in Education Rites
First of all, parents and baby should bathe and wear clean clothes.
An idol of Lord Ganpati and Mother Saraswati should be installed for worship.
Offer Akshat, Roli, Dhoop, Naivedya, and Ganesha flowers with the child's hand. Chant this mantra of Ganapati Ji.
Chant - Om Gananaan Tva Ganapathi Hawamahe, Priyanam Tva Priapati Hawamahe, Nidhinam Tva Nidhipati Hawamahe, Vasomam.
Ahājāni gābhāradhātmāvāmājāsi gābhāradham. Om Ganapataye Namah Aavahayam, architecture, meditation.
After that, worship Mother Saraswati by chanting the mantra - Om Pavaka na Saraswati, Vajebhivarjīnīvati. Yajna Vashtudhiyavasuh. Om Saraswati Namah Ahavahiyami.
After this, worship pencil, eraser, slate, bandage, etc., at the place of worship.
If the Guru is not present at the time of worship, you can make the coconut a symbol and worship it.