Sanskar is a process of increasing the potential in ourselves.
Sanatan University will establish 16 SANSKAR Centres across its campus. Bringing back to our traditions.
Opportunities
Where students and researchers will have the opportunity to learn Vedic sciences, Indian history, traditional studies, and skills like Yoga, Ayurveda, and Sanskrit, while also embracing modern fields like Artificial Intelligence (AI, Machine Learning (ML), and Quantum Computing. This unique integration will ensure students not only learn but live the values of Sanatan Dharma, forging a harmonious balance between spiritual growth and academic excellence.
16 SANSKAR
– The Depth of Sanatan Existence
Garbhadhana
Performed before conception for a virtuous child. We promote holistic family planning rooted in spiritual well-being.
Pumsavana
For the health of the child during early pregnancy. Combining ancient prenatal care with modern medical knowledge.
Simantonnayana
For the protection of mother and child in the seventh month. Nurturing emotional and mental health during pregnancy.
Jatakarma
Performed at birth for the child’s welfare. Marking the sacred beginning of life.
Nishkramana
The child’s first outing. Building the bond between the individual and society.
Annaprashana
First feeding of solid food. Teaching the spiritual importance of nutrition.
Chudakarana
First haircut. Symbolizing new beginnings and purification.
Karnavedha
Ear-piercing for wisdom and intelligence. Reviving this tradition through ancient and modern healing techniques
Vidhyarambha
Beginning of formal education. Merging ancient and modern learning for holistic education.
Upanayana
Initiation into Vedic learning. Preparing students for a life rooted in ethics and spiritual knowledge.
Vedharambha
Starting Vedic studies. Combining Vedic wisdom with modern sciences like AI and quantum computing.
Samavartana
Completion of formal education. Equipping students with wisdom for societal roles.
Vivaha
The marriage ceremony. Teaching marriage as a sacred bond for mutual growth
Vanaprastha
The transition to spiritual pursuits. Guiding individuals in their spiritual journey beyond worldly life.
Antyeshti
The final rites. Honoring death with dignity and spiritual significance.