Yognopaveethadharanam" refers to the act of wearing the sacred thread (often known as "janeu" or "yajnopavita") in Hinduism, which is typically worn after undergoing the sacred initiation ritual, called upanayanam.
This sacred thread is an important symbol of initiation into learning and spiritual life, particularly for young boys in certain Hindu communities, especially within the Brahmin, Kshatriya, and Vaishya varnas. It signifies the individual's commitment to pursuing knowledge, spiritual growth, and following righteous practices.
