Yajur Vedam Avani Avittam 2024 and Gayathri Jabam pdf

[kgopalan]

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yajur vedam upakarma 2024 in sanskrit and in tamil.

 

[praveen]

யஜுர் உபாகர்மா - மந்த்ரங்கள் - PDF & ஒலிப்பதிவு / Yajur Upamarma Mantras - PDF and Audio files are shared below

 

[praveen]

யஜுர் உபாகர்மா - மந்த்ரங்கள் - PDF & ஒலிப்பதிவு / Yajur Upamarma Mantras - PDF and Audio files are shared below

 

[praveen]

யஜுர் உபாகர்மா - மந்த்ரங்கள் - PDF & ஒலிப்பதிவு / Yajur Upamarma Mantras - PDF and Audio files are shared below

 

[RSSARMA52]

Thanks to Shri.K.Gopalan and Shri.Praveen for sharing Upakarma details.
It is a highly expected details.
Because I always have a grievance that the year after year paper printed by Giri Trading isna waste. The fond is smallest and to trace the link is very difficult. Moreover they didn't print the rituals complete in one go. Suddenly there appears a quote to do from ""xxx" to "yyy" and continue.
Even if this this portion which is to repeat that should have been a paragraph in broader fond to locate it easily. But they only do business not concerned about Brahmins welfare.
Every year this Upakarma is the only festival for men. They can't even print a paper properly in big fond spacing and complete not to refer any where else.
Even after these problems no one tell Giri Trading to change it and do a better printing of this very important subject.
Your presentation is really a blessing. We should take print out and give space to add the sankarpam year to year as per the dates details. Rest we can use it for a long time for generation to get help.

 

[yesarar]

Thank you

 

[devanathansrinivasan]

Thanks a lot for this

 

[devanathansrinivasan]

Thanks for sharing

 

[balakjaya]

In case of the inability to perform Gayathri Japam due to illness on the day after Yajurveda Upakarma, when can the same be performed with the Sankalpam?

R Balakrishnan
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[kgopalan]

with the sankalpam you can do even every sunday from 8-30 A M to 10-30 A M. and also on banu sapthami days.