Medhajanana
Medhajanana is a ritual that is performed at the end of the continence of Triratra Vrata by the student. It is a rite performed to produce wisdom.
The father with a gold ring gives to the child honey and ghee with his ring finger. While feeding each item he utters one word of the Gayatri mantra. This ceremony speaks of the high concern of the Hindus about the intellectual health of a child. The items that are fed are conducive to the mental growth.
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