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The Bahra Tayegu, also known as 'Surya Darshan' or 'Gufa Rakhne,' is a significant cultural tradition in the Newar community of Nepal. This rite of passage involves secluding a girl in a dark room, away from sunlight and the sight of any man, including her father and brothers, just before she reaches puberty. She remains in isolation for 11 days, and on the 12th day, a ceremonial event marks her emergence as a young adult. The girl is taken care of by other female members and her gurumaa (mentor) during this period. On the final day, she wakes up before sunrise, purifies herself with a bath, and dresses in a beautiful sari and jewelry, similar to a bride. The priest performs puja rituals while the girl is blindfolded or veiled. Only after Surya Darshan, where she first saw the reflection of the sun in the water and then through her fingers in a unique posture, was she allowed to show her face, signifying her transition into womanhood.
The Bahra Tayegu ceremony holds immense importance in educating young girls about womanhood and the changes they will experience. During their seclusion, girls are taught about menstruation, the physical and emotional changes of adolescence, and the concept of good touch and bad touch. This period of isolation serves as a time for learning and understanding the responsibilities and challenges that come with growing up. The girls are guided by other female members and their gurumaa, who provide them with the necessary knowledge and support to navigate this crucial phase of their lives. This education empowers them to face the future with confidence and awareness.
On the final day of Aventika's Bahra Tayegu ceremony, the Newar ritual unfolds with reverence and tradition. Aventika, dressed in her finest sari and adorned with jewelry, participates in the sacred puja rituals performed by the priest. The ceremony reaches its peak during the Surya Darshan, where Aventika, blindfolded, first sees the sun's reflection in water, marking her transition into womanhood. As the ceremony concludes, Aventika receives blessings from the Sun, symbolizing protection from evil spirits and a prosperous future. This beautiful ritual celebrates her journey and the cultural heritage of the Newar community, marking a significant milestone in her life.
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