Thus, the impressions and values are the basis of molding a fetus into a good human being, after which everything follows. This implies the impressions in the mind that are inculcated because of teachings and experience and these are fed into the fetal mind and continue to build up throughout life. Essentially, sanaskaars mean ‘impressions’.
For every family, the most important education for the child is the sanskars and values. Parenting in India, has always been value based. Thus, according to this tale, a child learns and recalls even what is heard while in the womb. However, since she never heard the way of getting out of it, Arjuna’s son was killed on the battlefield. And this also makes them very happy.Īccording to a famous tale in Indian Mythology, during the historic battle of Kurushetra, Arjuna’s son could courageously take up the challenge of entering the Chakravyu, which was a dangerous spiral plan laid by the enemy camp, because when his mother was pregnant she heard how the entire layout was. Some mothers-to-be in fact enjoy listening to enacted fairy tales and nursery rhymes in order to refresh their memories. In fact, educationists encourage those pregnant to read a lot of educative and value-building books, as well as listen to music that has happy and calming tunes. They are encouraged to practice Yoga and Meditation, in order to bring calm and peace to the mind under all circumstances. Today, mothers-to-be, visiting their gynecologists are constantly reminded to keep themselves busy and their minds active, free of anything negative. And moreover, the fetus s registering every experience the mother is going through.Īll this is not just a part of Indian mythology and garbh sanskar, but even today’s medical research affirms whatever pregnant ladies would be told eras ago. Her sadness and sorrow, her pain and misery can affect the growth and development of the fetus. She must rest well, and exercise sensibly. She should surround herself by all that is positive. Before feeding the family, she should be well fed.
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