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Dear readers, today in this post, we will know what a pregnant woman should read during pregnancy, what should be done, what should not be done, besides a small story, which shows that having religious knowledge or religious books like What kind of child is born by reading Bhagavad Gita, Durga Saptshati, Krishna Leela etc. How will that child behave? etc. information, so let's read today's post without delay-
Can I read Bhagavad Gita during pregnancy?
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A little story for pregnant women9
The demon king Hiranyakashipu wanted to dissuade the best devotee Prahlad from worshiping the Lord. His belief was that 'Pralhad is still a child, someone has misled him. His thoughts will change if he gets proper education. Due to this belief, the demon king had sent Prahlad to study in Shukracharya's Putrashand and Amark's ashram and had ordered both of those teachers to carefully teach his child about demonic economics, punishment, politics etc.
Whatever the Acharya used to teach, Prahlad used to read it, remember it, but he did not feel like it. His importance towards that education was not intelligence. When both Acharyas were engaged in the work of the ashram, then Prahlad would have called other classmate demon-boys to him. Firstly, he was a prince, and secondly, many attempts of the demon king to kill him had gone in vain, due to which all the demon children respected him a lot.
When called by Prahlad, he would stop playing and come near him and listen to his words carefully. Prahlad would tell them the importance of self-control, morality, compassion for life, explain the futility of worldly pleasures and tell them the glory of God's hymns. The children would have been very surprised to hear all this.
The demon-boys asked - 'Prahladji! Your stage is short. You have also stayed with us in the Raj Bhavan and have come to study with these teachers. How did you know all these things?' Prahlad ji told - 'Brothers! There is a history behind this too.
After the death of my uncle Hiranyaksha, my father decided to do penance to make himself immortal and went to Mandarachal. In his absence the deities attacked Daityapuri. The demons were defeated in the absence of their hero and left their women and children and fled here and there after saving their lives.
The gods looted the deserted houses of the demons and set them on fire. At the end of the robbery, Devraj Indra took my mother Kayadhu as a captive and took her to Amravati. Devarshi Narad met on the way. He scolded Devraj - 'Indra! Why are you taking this stranger Sadhvi woman? Leave it at once.' Indra said - ' Devarshi! There is a demon king's child in its stomach. We want to destroy the clan of demons. If his son is born, I will kill him and then leave him.'
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Naradji told - 'You forget, Devraj! In its womb is a great devotee of the Lord. It is not your power that you can do anything to him.' Devraj's attitude changed immediately. He said with folded hands - ' Please forgive Devarshi! I did not know that there was a Bhagwad devotee in its womb. Indra circumambulated my mother. He bowed his head towards the unborn child and went away leaving my mother.
Naradji said to my mother - 'Daughter! Come to my ashram and stay there happily until your husband returns after retiring from penance.' Devirshi used to come to the ashram once a day, but my mother did not have any problem there. She used to serve other rishis of the ashram. Devarshi Narad ji used to preach him on Bhagavad Bhakti. Devarshi's aim was to preach to me. I heard those divine teachings in my mother's womb.
Due to the passage of many days and being a woman, due to getting entangled in household chores, the mother forgot those teachings; But by the grace of Devarshi, I remember (remember) his teachings.
Dear readers, hope you liked the post. Will meet again with the next post in the devotional story. till then jay-jay shri radhe-krishna.
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FAQS;
Friend, During pregnancy, it can be beneficial for expectant mothers to read materials that provide information and guidance on pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting. Here are some suggestions and considerations:
When should I start reading during pregnancy?
You can start reading about pregnancy and childbirth as soon as you find out you are pregnant. It's never too early to start educating yourself about the changes happening in your body and what to expect throughout the pregnancy journey.
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Can I read Bhagavad Gita during pregnancy?
Yes, you can certainly read the Bhagavad Gita during pregnancy if it aligns with your spiritual or religious beliefs. The Bhagavad Gita is a revered Hindu scripture that contains profound teachings and philosophical insights. Reading it can provide spiritual nourishment and guidance, promoting a sense of peace and well-being during pregnancy.
Which God to worship during pregnancy?
The choice of which deity to worship during pregnancy depends on personal beliefs and cultural or regional traditions. In Hinduism, there are several deities associated with fertility, motherhood, and protection. Some commonly worshipped gods and goddesses during pregnancy include Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, Lord Krishna, and Goddess Durga. However, it is essential to remember that worshiping any deity or engaging in spiritual practices during pregnancy is a personal choice.
Which Hindu god is for a healthy baby?
Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed Hindu deity, is often revered for blessings related to new beginnings, good health, and removing obstacles. Many people seek his blessings for a healthy and safe pregnancy. It is believed that invoking Lord Ganesha's presence and chanting his mantras can bring positive energy and protection for both the mother and the baby.
Which Hindu god is for pregnancy?
Goddess Garbharakshambika is specifically associated with pregnancy and safe childbirth in Hinduism. Worshipping her is believed to ensure the well-being of the mother and the unborn child. Temples dedicated to Goddess Garbharakshambika are present in some parts of India, and prayers or rituals performed in her honor are believed to bestow blessings for a healthy pregnancy and delivery.
Which Puja is done during pregnancy?
Various pujas (religious rituals) can be performed during pregnancy based on regional customs and personal beliefs. Some common pujas include:
Seemantham: This is a traditional South Indian ritual performed during the seventh month of pregnancy, seeking blessings for the well-being of the mother and the baby.
Pumsavana: It is a Hindu ritual performed during the second or third trimester to invoke the protection and well-being of the fetus.
Satyanarayan Puja: This is a general puja performed to seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu for overall well-being and prosperity, which can also be done during pregnancy.
It's advisable to consult with a priest or individuals familiar with your specific cultural or religious practices for guidance on which puja rituals are suitable for you during pregnancy.
What to read in pregnancy ?
During pregnancy, the mother should read religious books like Ramayana, Shiva Purana, stories of God etc. read Because the child gets the first lesson (education) from the womb only. As the mother's thoughts and behavior will be during pregnancy, so will the behavior and thoughts of the child.
What not to do in pregnancy ?
The mother should not smoke during pregnancy.
Don't use alcohol etc. intoxicants.
Don't go out too much.
eat healthy, healthy
