The universal and age-old tradition of ear piercing is practiced for many reasons, both therapeutic and aesthetic.
Significance
It can stabilize one’s physicality, enhance memory and the ability to retain knowledge.
It involves adorning the devotee with earrings and is done safely with great care under the Grace of Devi.
Ritual Details
Adult Karna Veda is available for anyone 13 years and above.
Frequently Asked Questions
The ear piercing will be carefully done by a trained member of the Linga Bhairavi team.
Only the earrings provided specifically for the occasion by the Linga Bhairavi team should be used after ear piercing. It is recommended that you wear these earrings for a minimum of 48 days after which you can change them if you wish.
This ritual is for those aged 12 years or above. For children below 12 years of age, there is a separate ritual called Karna Veda – Child, where the child will go through an adorning process and an aura-cleansing process.
After registration, you will receive a confirmation email with guidelines to help orient you.
Each individual who wishes to attend the ritual must register separately.
We are currently unable to offer these rituals outside the countries where Linga Bhairavi abodes are located. Registration for devotees from other regions is only available if you are physically at Linga Bhairavi. For further questions, please write to us at info.nepal@isha.sadhguru.org.
Since this is a one-step registration process, if you were unable to complete the payment in the first attempt, you will need to fill up the registration form again. We recommended that you register and make the payment from a desktop or a laptop.
If you are not able to register even after a few attempts, we recommend using an alternate browser and email ID, and also clearing the page history / caches.
You can bring offerings such as flowers, fruits, incense or other items. Please ensure that the offerings are not made of plastic and that the edible offerings have no eggs and are vegetarian. These offerings can be made either before or after the ritual.
You will receive an email with helpful information on how to make use of the prasadam.
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