Indian Wedding PDF, ePub eBook

Indian Wedding

File Name:Indian Wedding
Posted By:Books Llc
Published on 2010-09 by Books LLC, Wiki Series
ISBN-10:1156952077
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 47. Chapters: Hindu marriage, Viv ha, Dowry law in India, Mar Thoma weddings, Hindu wedding, Telugu wedding ceremony, Punjabi wedding traditions, Anand Karaj, Bengali wedding, Indian wedding photography, Sindoor, Hindi wedding songs, Iyer wedding, Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd., Babul, Bengali Hindu wedding, Hindu wedding cards, Hindu Marriage Act, Saurath Sabha, Marriage in Hinduism, Baraat, Pradakshina, Mangalsutra, Saptapadi, Satphere, Kanyadan, Gandharva marriage, Gaye holud, Indian wedding card, Vedic wedding ceremony, Wedding mandap, Auspicious wedding date, Sarbala, Sehra, Mangal Ashtaka, Rajput wedding, Thali necklace, Brahmanippattu, Topor, Shakunamanojaya, Kanaka Dharane, Varmala, Kankana Dharane, Panchai baja, Pade Puje, Balle Mallarada Puje. Excerpt: Viv ha (Sanskrit) or Vivaah (Hindi: ) is a word for marriage in South Asia. The word is also used to describe a marriage as per Vedic traditions. Under Vedic Hindu traditions marriage is viewed as one of the sa sk ras (sacraments), which is a lifelong commitment of one wife and one husband. In India marriage has been looked upon as having been made in heaven and considered as a ''divine knot sanctified by fire''. Hindu families are patrilocal. The Hindu wedding ceremony may vary in minor details from region to region and different priests may adopt some variations. According to Hinduism, marriage is a union between a male and a female with a commitment so that they can pursue Dharma, Artha (possessions) and Kama (physical desires) together. It joins two families. It is at once a gateway to earthly life of pleasure, progress, prosperity and joy as it is also an altar of elevation to a level of spiritual experience. Society recognizes and controls it as it results in the procreation and nurture of future generation and thereby influences the social and cultural growth of ...

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