Akshat Rice
Rs.30.00 – Rs.60.00 N/A
Akshat is raw unbroken rice washed or sprinkled with water. Akshat is a Sanskrit/Hindi word which means unbroken or unending. It is a symbol of prosperity and longevity. That is why it is used in blessings.
It is an integral part of worship items and without it worshiping may not be in a proper way. In almost all regions of India, it is used in one way or another for worshiping or on the occasions of weddings, “Upnayans” and other “Sanskaras“. Along with “Durva” (Doob grass) and turmeric powder Akshat is sprinkled over the couple after the wedding as an act of blessings and so is done in “Upnayans” (जनेऊ) when it is sprinkled over the “Barua” (The boy whose “Upnayan Sanskara” is being performed).
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Akshat Rice
Akshat rice is raw unbroken rice washed or sprinkled with water. Akshat is a Sanskrit/Hindi word which means unbroken or unending. It is a symbol of prosperity and longevity. That is why it is used in blessings.
It is an integral part of worship items and without it worship may not be in a proper way. In almost all regions of India, it is used in one way or another for worship or on the occasions of weddings, “Upnayans” and other “Sanskaras“. Along with “Durva” (Doob grass) and turmeric powder or roli/kumkum Akshat is sprinkled over the couple after the wedding as an act of blessings and so is done in “Upnayans” (जनेऊ) when it is sprinkled over the “Barua” (The boy whose “Upnayan Sanskara” is being performed).
Importance of Akshat Rice in Hindu Rituals.
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Description
Akshat are rice grains that are offered to the divinities. This process symbolizes unfailing abundance. While offering Akshat to the divine, people tend to believe that their spirit can never be destroyed as these grains can never be broken. They are the perfect example of the fact that energy and matter can never be destroyed or create
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