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Hinduism: Marriage and the Family
How the Hindu community supports families
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Overview
Worship at the mandir, the namakarana and upanayana samskaras, festivals and counselling, BAPS Swaminarayan ghar sabha, Bhagavad Gita 1.37 to 1.43 on protecting families, and support after a death.
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How does worship at the mandir support Hindu families?
How do rites of passage involve the Hindu community in family life?
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Why does the Hindu community try to support families?
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Strong families keep dharma alive for the next generation. The community shares the duty of protecting family life.
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How does worship at the mandir support Hindu families?
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Families worship together at the mandir and meet others who share their values. Temples also run classes, youth groups and help for the elderly.
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How do rites of passage involve the Hindu community in family life?
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Samskaras such as naming and marriage are celebrated with relatives and the wider community. The ceremonies bind each family into the community.
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What is the namakarana samskara?
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Namakarana is the Hindu naming ceremony, usually held about twelve days after birth. The priest may consult the baby's horoscope to choose the first letter of the name.
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What is the upanayana samskara?
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Upanayana is the sacred thread ceremony, which traditionally marks the start of religious study. The boy receives a sacred thread and learns the Gayatri Mantra.
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How do Hindu festivals support family life?
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Festivals bring scattered relatives together to worship and eat. Raksha Bandhan renews the bond and duty between brothers and sisters.
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