Janya-Pooja (Thread Ceremony) Muhurat
Yagyopavit – Upanayana Samskar

Janeu – Janoi Puja (Thread Ceremony) Dates Samvat 2080-81 (2024-25)
Upanayan Pooja – Munj puja (First-time Prayer Ceremony rituals of Sacred Thread Initiation)

यज्ञोपवीत, उपनयन, जनोई, जणया संस्कार​

What is Upanayan (upanayanam), Yagyopavit (yagnopavitam)?
It is a ‘Upanayan sanskar’ (thread ceremony).
It’s initiation, investiture of ‘Sacred Thread’.
Wearing yagnopavitham first-time with puja.

While ‘First time wearing’ it, a ‘Sacred Thread ritual prayer ceremony’ puja is being
conducted on a ‘Upanayana Shubh Muhurat’ (i.e. good day).

Who wears the Upanayana, Yagopavitam (sacred thread ceremony)?
A brahamachari during this ceremony receives a sacred thread, that is called Yagnopavitam. This
Yajñopaveetam that he wears for the ‘first time’ perming puja (prayers of thread ceremony).
It is done on a particular year and tithi ‘Yagyopavit Sanskar Shubh Tithi Muhurat’.
That is, on an auspicious date, thread sacrament puja is being performed.

Which are different names of an Upanayana, Yagopavitam?
In Sanskrit it is called यज्ञोपवीत, यज्ञोपवीतम् Yagyopavit, Yagyopavitham.
In Sindhi it is called Janya (Janyaa जणिया, ‘Janyo Paaein जणियो पाईणु’ means ‘to wear first time a sacred thread’.).
Yagyopavit is also called Upanayan – Janyo – Janoi – Janayu – Janeu, Yagyopivit – Yagyopavitam – Upavit – Munja.

How many samskaras – Hindu ceremonies are there?
Which samskaras are observed by the Hindus in Bhārat (India), HK and globally?
Among the sixteen sacraments ‘Solaha Sanskar’, most of the Samskaras (ceremonies) are observed in Bhārat (India), HK and globally; except the Sanyas. According to Veda Vyaasji the following are the solaha sanskar (16 sixteen ceremonies):

Garbhadhan, Punsavanam, Simantonnayana, Jatakarma, Namakarana, Niskramana, Chudakarma – Mundan Samskara, Karnavedha, Upanayana – Yagyopavitham, Samavartana, Vivah – Wedding – marriage ceremony; Grihasthashram – house hold life, Vanprasthashram, Sanyasashram and Antyesthi – Karam Kand (funeral final rites and rituals ‘Prayers from day first day to the the day twelveth 12^th, or 13^th day thirteenth day as per ones community traditional rites and rituals observance in HK, one can see it in the page of Hindu community Services: Pooja, Prayers, Hindu Ceremonies in Hong Kong.

Devi Ma Gayatri Mantra – Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah:
Om Bhuur-Bhuvaha Svaha, Tat-Savitur-Varennyam;
Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi, Dhiyo Yo Naha Pracodayaat.

Which are the Yagyopavit Samskar – Janya (Sacred Thread Ceremony) Muhuratas – Auspicious
Dates in Bharat (India), Hong Kong and in other countries in the Vikram Samvat 2080-2081
Sake era 1945-1946 during the year 2024-2025 Janyaa Pooja – Janeu (Yagyopaveeta, Upanayana
Sanskar Shubh muhuratas – Thread Ceremony prayer rituals) ‘to conduct the thread prayer ceremony’?

The following are the Yagyopavit – Janyaa Puja (Thread ceremony) muhuratas – auspicious
dates in Bharat (India), HK and in other countries:

Thread Ceremony (Yagyopavit – Janya Shubh Muhuratas)
Samvat 2080-2081 Sake era 1945-1946 during (year 2024-2025)
(Upanayan – Janoi – Janayu – Yagyopivit – Yagyopavitam – Upavit)

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Janyaa Puja (Thread ceremony) August 2024: #*(16, 21)
Janyaa Puja October 2024: #*(7, 13, 22)
November 2024 Upanayana, upavita Sanskar muhuratham (Janyaa – Thread ceremony): *(17, 18, 20)
December 2024 Upanayana Sanskar muhuratham (Janya – Thread ceremony): *(3, 4, 6, 11, 12, 17)
Note: SP- Shukla Paksha (Bright fortnight) and KP – Krishna Paksha (Dark fortnight).
@1: New-Year Vikram Samvat 2081 Shaake 1946 Chaitra Masa Shukla Paksha Ekam Mangalvaar : Tuesday 9 April 2024 Samvat 2081 starts.
@2: And next Nava-Vikram Sambat (New-Year) 2082 Shalivahan Sake 1947 Chaitra Masa Shukla Paksha Ekam on: Sunday 30 March 2025.
Note: *Marked Muhurat dates to be consulted. (**), (*#) Marked dates to be asked, SP- Shukla Paksha (Bright fortnight) and KP – Krishna Paksha (Dark fortnight). 

I take the opportunity for thanks and acknowledge to:

Mata Pita Pujya Smt. Pushpadevi and Pujya Parsram Rochiram Sharma, Pujya Shri Professor R. K. Sharma – Ramchand Kalidas Sharma Moudgalya (M.A.), Jyotisha-Guruji Pujya Shri B. M. Bharadwaj B.E., M.I.E. (Astrologer cum Engineer) author of astrology books in Sanskrit-Hindi and English also writer of articles for Astrology Magazine of B. V. Raman, Bengaluru (Bangalore) and Sagar Publication, Delhi; Guruji was Principal in Netaji School – Pujya Shri Ramchand A. Shandilya author of literary books in Sanskrit-English and ‘Chach-naamo’; Shri V. S. Apteji (Vaman Shivaram Apte) Sanskrit English dictionary, Sindhi dictionary of Shri Parmanand Mewaram, Shri B. V. Raman-ji’s “Hindu Predictive Astrology” “Muhurtha or Electional Astrology” of Raman Publications Bangalore, The Astrological Magazine; Hindu rites and rituals sixteen sacraments – Rishi Ved Vyas, Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samveda – Saamvediya Chhandogya Sutra, Brahamo-upanishad; Ramayana, Bhagwat Gita, Mahabharat; Manusmirti, Taittriya Samhita, Sankhayayan, Kurma-puran, Gobhilgrah Sangraha; Hindu Manners, Customs and ceremonies; Hindu Mythology;  Sindhi Tejuram Tipno earlier editions, Sindhi Sandesh Tipno by Pt. Niranjan P. Sharma and Pt. Suresh P. Sharma), Sanskar Pradipika-Vivah, Yagyopavit aadi Sanskaar of Sind Saraswat Brahmin Mandal Mumbai, Sindhi Saraswat Tipno ‘Saraswat Panchang’ of Sind Saraswat Brahman Mandal, {Thanks to Brahman Mandal (Sindhi Brahmin community’s Ishwar P. Sharma is the life-member of the Sind Saraswat Brahmin Mandal, Mumbai. And Ishwar Maharaj Pandit in HK serving Hindu, Sindhi community’s Brahmin)}; Shri Devkinandan Singh, Prof. Shrikant Prasoon, Muhurat Chintamani, religious book Dharma-Sindhu, help of various panchangs : Janma Bhoomi Gujarati Panchang, Sandesh Gujarati Panchang, Mumbai Samachar Gujarati Panchang, Gujarat Samachar Panchang, Gujarati Bhuvaneshwari Panchang, Sri Bapu Mashahur Rashtriya Jantri/Panchang, Marathi Datey Panchang, Kaalnirnaya, Marathi Varshit Panchang, Nirnaya Sagar Panchang, Shri Bal Gangadhar Tilak-ji’s Panchang, Rishikesh Panchangam, Devi Dayal Panchang, Diwakar Panchang, Vishwavijay Panchang, Maartanda Panchang, Sridhari Panchang, Sri Madan Mohan Maalviya Panchang, Toyanath Panchang of Nepal, Vijayshwar Panchang Karyalaya – Kashmiri Vijeshwar Panchang by Pt. Prem Nath Shastri’s, Jhulelal Jyotisha Tipno edition of 1986-87. Thanks to Bhavana for preparing images of Janyaa Yagyopavit muhuratas. Some of the images of Janiyaa-Upanayana, Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani’s Centenary Birthday Celebrations 100 years image, Sri Krishna, Siddhartha Gautam Buddha and other images prepared by Bhavana I. Sharma Bhavana S. and thanks also to Jay I. Sharma, Pooja I. Sharma.

Pramukh muhurat p. 141. Date panchang page numbers, 20 earlier ones 16, 17, 21. Information upanayan p.292; Pt. M. Shastriji’s upanayana p.236; Shodash Sanskar viddhi p. 171; of Poital, Paita, Poita, Punai Kalyanam, Yajnopavita, Yagnopawitha Samskara, Janya Pooja (Sacred Thread Ceremony) from various sources. Sind Saraswat Brahman Mandal, Mumbai – ‘Sanskar Pradipika’ pustak (Vivah, Yagyopavitam aadi Sanskar) under the topic ‘Shodash (Sorhaann) Sanskaar; Yagyopavit Muhurat page 53’ and Yagyopavit related pages: 53-55; 55, 56-59, 59-60, 60, 60 and  “(10) Yagyopavit Muhurat”, Yagyopavit (Janye) Jo Saamaan, Yagyopavit (Janyo), Sacred Thread (Pandit Sudarshan Vishindas Sharma)”; among page number 60 point 1-8 has its significance (including point 7^th has its due importance.). Many thanks to their work and appreciate such Janyaa Sanskara (thread ceremony topic). And its teaching of ethical, social, moral values and due regard related purpose of the Yagyopavit Janya (Thread Ceremony prayers muhurat Ved, tithi and nakshatras). Hindu Sanskaras p. 114 reads, “At the end of the student life many practical instructions were given which are of very high value, such as “Speak the truth. Lead a pious life etc.”22.

ॐ भूर्भुवः स्वः तत्सवितुर्वरेण्यं ।
भर्गो देवस्य धीमहि धियो यो नः प्रचोदयात् ॥

ॐ यज्ञोपवीतं परमं पवित्रं प्रजापतेर्यत्सहजं पुरस्तात् ।
आयुष्यमग्रयं प्रति मुञ्च शुभ्रं यज्ञोपवीतं बलमस्तु तेज: ।।

Om Shri Guruvey Namaha!
Om Ma Gayatreyaye Namaha!

यज्ञोपवीत, उपनयन, जनोई, जणया संस्कार​  

संवत् २०८०-२०८१ शके १९४५-१९४६  (वर्ष २०२४-२०२५)

जणयनि जा मुहूर्त् ऐं पूजा॒

पूजा मुहूर्त् तारीखें (वर्ष २०२४-२०२५)

आगस्त २०२४: #*(१६, २१) । आक्टोबर २०२४: #*(७, १३, २२) । नवम्बर २०२४ मुहूर्त्: *(१७, १८, २०). दिसम्बर २०२४ मुहूर्त्: *(३, ४, ६, ११, १२, १७)

१@ (नव​-वर्ष विक्रम् ​संवत् २०८१ शालिवाहन शाके १९४६ प्रारंभ चैत्रमास प्रतिपदा मंगलवार​ तिथी ९ अप्रेल २०२४ से)

नव​-वर्ष चैत्रमास शुक्लपक्ष प्रारंभ मंगलवार प्रतिपदा तिथी संवत् २०८१ शाके १९४६ : ९ अप्रेल २०२४ से शुरु । (संवत् २०८१ चैत्रमास कृष्णपक्ष अनावस्या तिथि शनिवार तक​: २९ मार्च शनिवार २०२५ तक होगा)

२@ नव​-वर्ष विक्रम्​ संवत् २०८२, चैत्रमास शुक्लपक्ष प्रारंभ रविवार​ प्रतिपदा तिथी संवत् २०८२ शालिवाहन शाके १९४७ : ३० मार्च २०२५ से शुरु ।

Sindhi community in Bharat, Hong Kong and other countries are they conducting Janya (Thread Ceremony prayer rituals Janya Sanskar) and Sindhis, are they also give importance to the Janya Muhurathas (Thread ceremony puja Auspicious thithi dates and timings)? When is the Janya (thread ceremony sanskar i.e. which are the muhuratas)? The Vedas, Vaidic culture has a due significance in a Hindu Sanatani. Knowledge is an integral part to seek. Knowledge gaining is a life-learning process. One needs to uplift and elevate. A student goes to Guru to absorb knowledge. Guru, or Gurus impart the knowledge, the knowledge of the highest, the self, the self-realisation. The deep knowledge. And a seeker of knowledge visits Gurukul to seek it. And the brahmachari wears the yagyopavit. ‘Upavit’ (brahmachari sits close to Guru to seek knowledge). After initiating ‘yagnopavit’ ‘janoi’ ‘janya’ (initiating thread ceremonies’ procedures). Guru gives the Guru-mantra. Upanayana Janoi, Janya (thread investituting is important, to wear for a brahmchari). Sindhis give due regard to Janya (Yagyopavit – thread ceremony). Sindhi Janya, Sindhis Janyaa Pooja and Janya Shubh Muhuratas (Sindhi Thread Ceremony & Thread ceremony prayers), and Janya auspicious dates are important among Sindhi community in all over wherever Sindhis are located. So, the Janya Mahurat and Janya Pooja dates are significant in all the Sindhis. It’s must to wear Janya before vivah, shaadi (thread wearing with ceremony either before wedding of an individual or at the celibacy, devoted years of a baal-brahamchari, the age required for an ‘upanayana sanskar viddhi’, ‘yagnopavit sanskara’, ‘munja sanskara’ paddhati; observing regional significance of a community.). Janya Pooja Dates (thread ceremony prayers of wearing first time Janyaa) are given above.  

Can contact for Janya Puja, Janeu, Janoi

(Thread ceremony prayer rituals, Munja Yagyopavit Upanayan Sanskara):

Ishwar Maharaj, Pandit Ishwar Sharma and Maharaj Jay Ishwar Sharma

HK mobile: 9498 7557

Ishwar Maharaj – Pandit Ishwar Sharma
Hong Kong Address : P.O.Box 12637, Central, Hong Kong
E-mail: ishwarpooja@hotmail.com
Hong Kong Mobile : 9498 7557

Hindu Community : Ceremonies, rites, and rituals are performed by Ishwar Maharaj – Pandit as and when required for those devotees in need for different poojas and prayers.