Achamana
Sign in to saveĀchamanam (Sanskrit: ''', ') is a purification ritual performed at the beginning of more complex religious ceremonies in the Hinduism, which is believed to cure all physical and mental impurities.
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It sits within the topics Rituals in Hindu worship and Water and Hinduism.
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Encyclopedic overview
6 sectionsContents
- Types of Āchamanam
- Śrautācamanam
- Smṛtyācamanam
- Purāṇācamanam
- References
- Notes
Āchamanam (Sanskrit: ''', ') is a purification ritual performed at the beginning of more complex religious ceremonies in the Hinduism, which is believed to cure all physical and mental impurities.
==Types of Āchamanam==
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