Vidyarambh Sanskar at Ujjain's Guru Sandipani Ashram: Krishna's School Continues Tradition

• On Basant Panchami, Vidyarambh Sanskar was held at Guru Sandipani Ashram, Ujjain, where Lord Krishna and Balaram received education.
• Parents from across the country brought their children for the ceremony, initiating them into education with Vedic chants and rituals.
• The tradition included 'Pati Pujan' and 'Akshar Lekhan' (writing auspicious mantras on a slate), marking the formal start of learning.
• Acharya Vyas explained Vidyarambh Sanskar as one of the 16 Hindu rituals, emphasizing its role in formally introducing children to education.
• Special adornments with yellow garments and spring flowers were also offered to Lord Mahakal during the Bhasma Aarti at Mahakaleshwar Temple.

Why It Matters: Ujjain's Guru Sandipani Ashram upholds ancient educational traditions with Vidyarambh Sanskar on Basant Panchami.