Kashmiri Makhal - Yagneopaveet (Yajnopavita / Janeu)
Автор: Himanshu saraf (Jimmy)
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Makhal (also spelled Makhel) is the Kashmiri Pandit term for the Yagneopaveet / Upanayana ceremony—the sacred-thread initiation.
Meaning & Significance
Marks a boy’s spiritual initiation and formal entry into Vedic learning
The child becomes “Dvija” (twice-born)—through birth and through knowledge
Emphasizes discipline, purity, duty (Dharma), and learning
Key Elements of Makhal
Wearing of the Janeu (Yajnopavita): Three sacred strands symbolizing mind–body–soul or duties to Guru, Parents, and Society
Gayatri Mantra Updesh: The most important moment, imparted by the priest
Havan (fire ritual): Prayers and offerings to Agni
Karmakand rituals: Performed strictly as per Kashmiri Shaivite/Vedic traditions
Cultural Highlights (Kashmiri Pandit Tradition)
Rituals are concise yet deeply symbolic
Followed by traditional Kashmiri food (Wazwan-style vegetarian or satvik meal)
Elders bless the child, welcoming him into religious and social responsibilities
Regional Naming
Makhal / Makhel – Kashmir
Yagneopaveet / Upanayana – Sanskrit
Janeu – Common North Indian term
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