There Are So Many Different Kinds Of Snanam Each Bringing Its Own Benefits :
1. Vaaruna Snanam: Taking bath in normal way in the luke warm or hot water.
2. Aagneya Snanam: After normal bath, praise the Name of Lord Shiva as
“Om Namashivaya Namaha” continuously and apply Viboothi (Holy Ash
offered in Shivete Temples) all over the body.
3. Vaaya Veeya
Snanam: For specific purpose, feel the wind when the Cow’s tail is
swinging. This acts as remedy for certain bad Oman.
4.
Prokshana Snanam: While doing Nitya Karma viz. Sandya Vandhanam
(Praising the Sun God and Goddess Gayathiri), and other Homams (hawan),
dip Holy grass (known as Dharpas) and recite mantras viz. “Aabohishta
mahabuvaha, etc.” and sprinkle the water on head.
5. Mantra
Snanam: On certain auspicious occasion such as Birth day etc. keep water
in certain specified vessel and continuously praise the Name (Japa) of
God (known as Ishta Devatha) and offer Pujas (special prayer), etc. and
take bath on this water. On such occasions, the bathing is carried out
by experts in the field of Vedas known as (Sastrigal).
6.
Dhivya Snanam: This is a very rare way of bathing and mostly done by
Saints. When there is a good rain along with sunshine, Saints take bath
in the rainwater.
7. Gowna Snanam: When someone is not well or
having fever, etc. but has to take bath as per the customs, he is
allowed to take bath wetting his body expect head. This way he may get
relief from cold, etc but at the same time fulfilled his religious duty.
8. Kaapila Snanam: When someone is not well or having high fever and
he/she is not able to take bath as narrated above, he is allowed to take
a sponge or towel bath. This way he can continue his religious duties
without any hindrances.
9. Nitya Snanam: Normal way of bathing while at home on daily basis.
10. Naimithiga Snanam: Hindus should take bath during and after
Solar/Lunar Eclipse. Further, they should take bath if they are part of
any untoward incidence and such bathing is done after offering certain
prayer.
11. Kaamya Snanam: For certain obligation and special
purpose prayer, when someone takes bath at rivers Ganges, Sea or
Mahamaham or any other festival places, is known as Kaamya Snanam.
12. Kriyaanga Snanam: This is done before carrying out ceremonies for Pithrus (ancestors) or special Pujas, etc.
13. Malaharsha Snanam: Oil or herbal bath
14. Kriya Snanam: Taking bath at auspicious rivers, ponds, etc.
15. Shethra Ganga Snanam: Taking bath at ponds or lakes at important shrines, temples. Etc.
1. Vaaruna Snanam: Taking bath in normal way in the luke warm or hot water.
2. Aagneya Snanam: After normal bath, praise the Name of Lord Shiva as “Om Namashivaya Namaha” continuously and apply Viboothi (Holy Ash offered in Shivete Temples) all over the body.
3. Vaaya Veeya Snanam: For specific purpose, feel the wind when the Cow’s tail is swinging. This acts as remedy for certain bad Oman.
4. Prokshana Snanam: While doing Nitya Karma viz. Sandya Vandhanam (Praising the Sun God and Goddess Gayathiri), and other Homams (hawan), dip Holy grass (known as Dharpas) and recite mantras viz. “Aabohishta mahabuvaha, etc.” and sprinkle the water on head.
5. Mantra Snanam: On certain auspicious occasion such as Birth day etc. keep water in certain specified vessel and continuously praise the Name (Japa) of God (known as Ishta Devatha) and offer Pujas (special prayer), etc. and take bath on this water. On such occasions, the bathing is carried out by experts in the field of Vedas known as (Sastrigal).
6. Dhivya Snanam: This is a very rare way of bathing and mostly done by Saints. When there is a good rain along with sunshine, Saints take bath in the rainwater.
7. Gowna Snanam: When someone is not well or having fever, etc. but has to take bath as per the customs, he is allowed to take bath wetting his body expect head. This way he may get relief from cold, etc but at the same time fulfilled his religious duty.
8. Kaapila Snanam: When someone is not well or having high fever and he/she is not able to take bath as narrated above, he is allowed to take a sponge or towel bath. This way he can continue his religious duties without any hindrances.
9. Nitya Snanam: Normal way of bathing while at home on daily basis.
10. Naimithiga Snanam: Hindus should take bath during and after Solar/Lunar Eclipse. Further, they should take bath if they are part of any untoward incidence and such bathing is done after offering certain prayer.
11. Kaamya Snanam: For certain obligation and special purpose prayer, when someone takes bath at rivers Ganges, Sea or Mahamaham or any other festival places, is known as Kaamya Snanam.
12. Kriyaanga Snanam: This is done before carrying out ceremonies for Pithrus (ancestors) or special Pujas, etc.
13. Malaharsha Snanam: Oil or herbal bath
14. Kriya Snanam: Taking bath at auspicious rivers, ponds, etc.
15. Shethra Ganga Snanam: Taking bath at ponds or lakes at important shrines, temples. Etc.
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