Why do we have Mundan ceremony ?
Mundan is one of the 16 sanskars of Sanatan Dharm.Our rituals are not just the customs but have practical reasoning & logic behind it
When a baby is born, it generally bears very delicate hair on its scalp, that have been a part of its foetal
Mundan is one of the 16 sanskars of Sanatan Dharm.Our rituals are not just the customs but have practical reasoning & logic behind it
When a baby is born, it generally bears very delicate hair on its scalp, that have been a part of its foetal
phase. Such hair strands are often frail & overall the density of hair on a newborn's scalp is meagre, unless contradicted heavily by genetics.
So,once its fontanelle are closed, the child's head is shaven off in order to stimulate dormant hair follicles.These dormant follicles
So,once its fontanelle are closed, the child's head is shaven off in order to stimulate dormant hair follicles.These dormant follicles
are thought to be more receptive to stimulus in the initial infanthood years than later in life.
The new set of hair that the child develops after its first Mundan is invariably thicker not only in growth density, but also in terms of strand strength.
The new set of hair that the child develops after its first Mundan is invariably thicker not only in growth density, but also in terms of strand strength.
Since long, dense and thick hair are regarded as a parameter of beauty by Bhartiy parampara, tradition of Mundan is happily adopted by even the present-day generation of progressive parents.
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