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February 2, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Brief Understanding of Garbha Samskara and Its Role on Development in Children

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DCDr Priyanka A. Chabukswar*1, Dr Amol K. Patil2, Dr Jaideep R. Aher3, Dr Atul L. Chaudhari4

Key Points

  • To examine how Garbha Sanskara influences fetal development through maternal practices and emotions.
  • Analysis of maternal practices including yoga, positive thinking, and healthy eating during pregnancy.
  • Assessment of the emotional state of mothers and their interactions with the fetus.
  • Review of literature on fetal brain development and the impact of maternal activities.
  • Approximately 70% of brain development occurs during the intrauterine period.
  • Positive maternal emotions lead to healthier outcomes for the unborn child.
  • Maternal activities like prayer and positive thinking positively influence fetal health.

Abstract

The process of selecting and transmitted positive influences to the fetus using Yoga, thinking, reading and praying including healthy eating and cheerful behavior of mother is known as Garbha Sansakara. Positive emotion like joy, love gratitude and healthy thought by parents bring the growth of mother, whereas negative thoughts depression and stress injury the unborn child 70 % brain development occurred in intrauterine period. It has been documented that activities of mother during pregnancy in the form of prayer (Good rational thought), Manas Shakti (Positive emotion) conversation with fetus or expressing feeling (touch) is not only recognized by the unborn baby but it has positive effect on physical and mental health.

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Dr Priyanka A. Chabukswar*1, Dr Amol K. Patil2, Dr Jaideep R. Aher3, Dr Atul L. Chaudhari4 (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fe7cc1c9540dea8109e5https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18428022
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