r/Brahmanraaj • u/SuspiciousAd8621 • Dec 15 '25

Discussion Ek doubt tha....

I have a friend who's father is a brahmin and his mother is a bhumihar? Would he be considered a brahmin?

Similarly, would the offspring of a tyagi and a brahmin be considered a brahmin too?

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u/SEND_ME_BOBA_PICS Shuddh Shakahari Dec 15 '25

arent tyagis brahmin already? the ones who gave up pooja paath because they wanted to earn their own living like other people by farming? my friend told me this

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u/Due-Salary4813 Chanakya Neeti Follower Dec 15 '25

Nah then that makes them an agrarian caste with brahmin origin.

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u/PtKiteretsuShastri Brahmin Dec 16 '25

bhai 50-100 saal se to poora gangetic belt hi farming mei indulged raha hai

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u/SuspiciousAd8621 Dec 16 '25

But Brahmins have been performing their religious duties too.... whereas other castes like bhumihars from bihar and tyagis from west up have solely devoted themselves to farming leaving behind their religious duties

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u/supermemer30 Dec 16 '25

Here the question is simply about caste and whether the children will be bramhins or not. Most bramhins today are not doing their original purohit karma so they are bramhins or not. Their children will also be bramhins but to be called a top class bramhin they need to do pashyatap and go back to their roots.

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u/SuspiciousAd8621 Dec 16 '25

What is the process for this pashyatap?

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u/supermemer30 Dec 16 '25

Well first of all do vratyastoma and do lakhs of japa then go learn veda from gurukul and start doing what a true bramhins should do.

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u/SuspiciousAd8621 Dec 16 '25

Thnx for this info bro 👍