This Hem Ashrom is situated near Pragpur Bazar, (about 1 km away), Daulatpur Thana, District Kushtia. If you dont have any idea about Ashrom, whose Bangla is Ashram.I will suggest you to read thisAshram According to Hindu scriptures, there are four stages of human life, namely celibacy, domesticity, banaprastha and sannyasa. In ancient India, human life was conducted according to this provision of the scriptures as much as possible. The boy who was brought up in the Brahmacharyashram used to learn the Vedas from the Gurugriha in a regular manner. At the end of his education, his domestic work would start as per the order of the guru. Marriage, child production, family rearing etc. are the duties of this ashram. In old age, after completing the duties of the household and seeing the grandsons face, leaving ones wife with the son or going to the forest with him is the name of Banaprastha. At this time, apart from worship, hospitality, begging, etc. are obligatory. Sannyasa is the name of giving up everything when you reach the age of seventy. Then the only duty is to sit in solitude and meditate on God. These four levels are also called Chaturashrama.Domestic labor is considered to be the best of the four. Because beggars, celibate monks are all dependent on the householder. The householder satisfies the fathers by tarpan, the gods by sacrifice, the guests by food, the munis by Veda studies, the butterflies by procreation, the animals by sacrificial offerings or ceremonial food, and the whole world by vatsalya. Only Brahmins own four ashrams. Kshatriyas and Vaishyas are in the first three (in the first two of the sects) and Shudras are only entitled to domestic labor.In ancient times, however, the word ashram had a wider meaning. At that time, ashram also meant the abode of the apostates and the center of sadhana or study of scriptures. Muni-sages lived there with their families. Ashrams were then used as educational institutions. There were one or more gurus and they taught the students about politics, martial arts, scripture, literature, grammar etc. The education system of India was then ashram based. At a certain age, parents would send their children to the ashram and they would learn from there. When Vidyarjan was over, the students would come to bathe and bow to the Guru. The Guru would then bless them and advise them to apply the learned knowledge properly. After bathing for a special purpose on this special day, the students were called graduates, which is now being used as a Bengali term for the English word Graduation; And the name of this special blessing ceremony of the students by the Guru was convocation, which is now being used as the Bengali meaning of the English word Convocation.

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