10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «पानिग्रहण»
Discover the use of
पानिग्रहण in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
पानिग्रहण and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Vedic Vision: Ancient Insights Into Modern Life : a ... - Page 556
VIVAAH SANSKAR— MARRIAGE CEREMONY Meanings of mantras in a systematic manner — Part II *[Paani-grahan and sapta-padi; uttar-vidhi; bride departure; bride welcome] [Items to be collected and kept] Besides items written for ...
Satyavrata Siddhantalankar,
1999
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Sūrasāgara meṃ lokatattva
४६९ (ख) पानिग्रहण रघुवर वर कीन्हों । ४७० ४- तापरि पानिग्रहण विधि कीन्हीं । १ ६९० ५. अधर-मधु मधु-परक करि कै, करत आनन हास । १६८९ ६. तब मंडप भ्रमि भविरि दी-अहीं । १६९७ ७. ब्रज की सब रीति भई, बरसानी ...
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Message Of The Vedas - Page 164
Hastagrahan (Pani Grahan): When a man takes the hand of a woman in his hand, and accepts her as his wife, and pledges to support her and give her company all through his life, then it is called hastagrahan or Pani grahan. So Hastagrahan ...
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Naishdhiyacharitam Of Mahakavi Sriharsha (Chaturtha Sarg)
जब नल के द्वारा पानि-ग्रहण को प्राप्त बोन तो कामनाओं की पूर्ण हो जाने के कारण तुम्हारे विशाल स्तन संकुचित अथवा दोनों कमल दमयन्ती से कह रहे थे कि ( है-ज-य.: । अतएव तुम्हे किसी ...
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Wedding Traditions from Around the World - Page 114
Mantras is chanted during Kanya Daan as brides father presents the bride to your groom and he takes left hand of the bride and the right hand of the groom in Pani Grahan groom accepts bride as his wife. The next ceremony function include ...
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The Encyclopedia of Caribbean Religions: Volume 1: A-L; ... - Page 328
The bride's younger brother, standing in an appropriate position, pours water from a lota while the pundit chants the kunya daan mantra; Paani Grahan: The parents withdraw their hands, leaving the bride's hands in the groom's. The loya is ...
Patrick Taylor, Frederick I. Case,
2015
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Practically Useless Information on Weddings - Page 71
Pani grahan: With his right hand, the groom takes the bride's left hand, accepting her as his wife. Pratigna karan: The bride leads her husband around the fire as they recite to each other vows of loyalty, love, and fidelity. Shila arohan: The ...
Norman Kolpas, Katie Kolpas,
2005
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The Ramayana Revisited - Page 175
... ]anaka and Dasaratha. When Satananda formally proclaims the wedding proposal, he states that Rama did not wish to marry without having secured his father's permission (pita ki ajna milne par hi sita ka pani-grahan karamga; TVR 9.120).
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Flipside of Hindu Symbolism: Sociological and Scientific ... - Page 146
In the most virtuous Brahmana vivaha, a Brahmin father seeks a worthy groom for his daughter and gives her hand to him (Pani Grahan) without taking any bride price so that they can continue the Vedic duties of Brahmins. In the next virtuous ...
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The Ramayana Revisited - Page 175
... pani-grahan karamga; TVR 9.120). The incident obviously fits well with Sagar's agenda: his general stress on obedience for elders, and his insistence on making love marriages conditional upon parental approval. The reception of the ...
Mandakranta Bose Director of the Center for India and South Asia Research and the Institute of Asian Research University of British Columbia,
2004