Rigveda Upakarma is a sacred Vedic ritual observed by followers of the Rigveda. This ritual is a re-dedication to the study and practice of the Rigveda, one of the oldest texts in Hinduism. The Upakarma ceremony is traditionally performed on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Shravana.

The Rigveda Upakarma includes the sacred thread changing ceremony known as "Yajnopavita Dharana". During this ceremony, the thread worn by the practitioner is changed and blessed by reciting Vedic mantras. This ritual symbolizes the renewal of commitment to learning and preserving the ancient Vedic knowledge.

At Rigveda Upakarma, devotees also perform rituals like Tarpanam (offering of water libations to ancestors) and recitation of Vedic hymns. The day is concluded with a feast where traditional dishes are prepared and shared with friends and family. Experience the divine energy and spiritual connection of Rigveda Upakarma with our collection of images capturing the essence of this sacred ritual.