Mundan / Chudakarana Muhurtham
Auspicious timing for the child's first head-shaving tonsure ceremony.
What is Mundan / Chudakarana Muhurtham?
Mundan (Chudakarana or Chaula) is the eighth Vedic samskara where the child's birth hair is shaved, symbolizing purification and the shedding of past life traits.
🕉 Religious & Vedic Significance
Often performed at sacred tirthas (Tirupati, Varanasi, Haridwar) to offer devotion to deities.
✨ Why is Muhurtham Considered for this Event?
Protects the child from cranial health issues and stimulates cerebral development.
📜 General Vedic Selection Principles & Doshas Avoided
Performed in the 1st, 3rd, or 5th year. Uttarayana is preferred. Avoid elder child tonsure in Jyeshtha month.
📋 What Information is Required for Calculation?
Child name, DOB, target age year, pilgrimage venue or city, and date range.
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