Garbh Sanskar is a practice rooted in the belief that unborn babies possess the ability to sense, feel, listen, and respond to their external environment within the womb. This concept emphasizes the profound influence of a mother's thoughts, emotions, and external stimuli, such as soft music and Vedic mantras, on the developing fetus. According to tradition and supported by scientific findings, Garbh Sanskar aims to establish a connection and facilitate bonding between the mother and the unborn child. It is believed that the mental and emotional well-being of the fetus can be positively shaped through this process, creating lasting impressions on the child's mind, a viewpoint that aligns with modern scientific understanding.