Sandhya Vandan is performed only during the Sandhi period. Although there are 5 times, but the sandhi of the above two times – morning and evening – is important, i.e. at the time of sunrise and sunset. According to the Vedas, at this time, in the temple or in solitude, by doing defecation, achamana, pranayam etc., prayers to the formless God are done with Gayatri verses.
Bhajan -Sandhya is traditionally performed during the three Sandhyas: morning, noon, and evening.
In many traditional households, each Bhajan-Sandhya session may last around 15 to 30 minutes, including the recitation of specific Vedic mantras, prayers, and meditation.
Other requirements include Ganga Jal, Havan Samagri, Shankha, Red Thread, Durba Grass, Bowls, Plates.
Engaging in Bhajan Sandhya is considered a powerful tool for spiritual growth.
The act of singing devotional songs and participating is heightened spiritual experience.
The meditative and prayerful aspects of Bhajan Sandhya can contribute to inner peace.
Bhajan Sandhya is often performed in a communal setting.
Bhajan Sandhya often includes prayers of gratitude and thanksgiving.
It allows individuals to connect with their cultural heritage.
