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     Why should seemant ceremony be performed in the 4th, 6th and 8th month?

Reason for holding in the 4th month-As we have mentioned earlier, the aim of the seemantonnayan ceremony is to draw the attention of the parents towards child's mental growth. Therefore it is clear that the best time for this ceremony would be when the brain cells start forming and the child is in its mother's womb. Sushrut has written :

"Panchme manah prati-budhataram bhavati. Shashthe budhih. Saptme sarvaang pratyang vibhaagah pratyakt- tarah. Asthame asthiree bhavati ojah. Tatsra jaatah chenna jaavat niro-justvaat".

             Sushrut says it is best to do in the  4th because the mind starts working and so paying more attention while the mind is developing is the best.  Seemant also can be performed at 6th when the brain formation is rapid. In the  8th month because all four components-body, mind, nervous system, and heart are complete, one should not delay further. Whatever the month is, the aim of the ritual  is that the mother must understand that it is her responsibility for the mental growth of her child. From then on whatever she does, she should do it with caution and care because she is unintentionally influencing the child's brain inside her with each of her reflections.

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