Karmkand refers to ritual services proferred by swamis or religious Brahmins in exchange for dakshina.
Karma Kand is also a Kanda or a "Section" of the Vedas which talk about various Rituals for the Gods. [1]
Karmkand refers to ritual services proferred by swamis or religious Brahmins in exchange for dakshina.
Karma Kand is also a Kanda or a "Section" of the Vedas which talk about various Rituals for the Gods. [1]
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