Sandhyavandanam

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Sandhyavandanam is a traditional Hindu daily ritual of prayers, meditation, and Vedic recitation performed at the junctions of the day, especially by initiated Brahmins.

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Surface form Occurrences
performed after Sandhya Arghya 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu ritual
Vedic ritual
daily religious practice
aimsAt alignment with cosmic order (ṛta)
cultivation of devotion
removal of sins
associatedWith Gayatri mantra NERFINISHED
upanayana samskara
category Brahmanical ritual
Hindu daily observance
coreMantra Gayatri mantra NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Savita (solar deity) NERFINISHED
frequency daily
includes Vedic recitation
achamana
arghya pradanam
japa
marjanam
meditation
pranayama
prayer
upasthana
languageOfRecitation Sanskrit
numberOfDailyPerformances three
obligationType nitya karma
observedIn Hindu diaspora communities
India NERFINISHED
performedAt noon
sunrise
sunset
performedBy Brahmin
Kshatriya
Vaishya NERFINISHED
dvija
purpose daily purification
mental discipline
spiritual upliftment
worship of Surya
regionalPractice followed in North India
followed in South India
religiousTradition Hinduism
requires cleanliness of body and mind
sacred thread (yajnopavita)
upanayana initiation
scripturalBasis Smriti texts
Vedas NERFINISHED
timeOfDay sandhya (junction of day and night)
variant Rigvedic Sandhyavandanam NERFINISHED
Samavedic Sandhyavandanam NERFINISHED
Yajurvedic Sandhyavandanam

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Gayatri Mantra usage Sandhyavandanam
Surya associatedRitual Sandhyavandanam
Usha Arghya sequenceRelation Sandhyavandanam
this entity surface form: performed after Sandhya Arghya