New Delhi: Kharmas is considered to have special importance in Hindu religion and astrology. This is the period when the brightness of the Sun God decreases and auspicious and auspicious works are stopped. This time is very important for those planning functions like marriage, house warming, because organizing such events during Kharmas is considered taboo. In such a situation, it is important to know what Kharmas is, when it starts and what things should be followed during this period.
According to astrology, when the Sun God enters Jupiter’s zodiac sign Sagittarius or Pisces, then Kharmas starts. At this time, the movement and influence of the Sun is considered weak, hence this period is not considered favorable for any auspicious work. Kharmas ends when the Sun enters Capricorn, i.e. on the day of Makar Sankranti.
Suryadev will enter Sagittarius at 4.19 am on 16th December. According to astrological belief, if the transit of Sun occurs before sunrise, then it is considered Kharmas from the same day. In such a situation, the beginning of Kharmas will be considered from 15th December. Its auspicious time will be from 4:30 AM to 10:45 AM on 16th December, in which the time of 4:30 AM to 9:30 AM is considered the best. This period will last for about 30 days and will end on Makar Sankranti.
It is advised to avoid any auspicious or auspicious work during Kharmas. At this time, activities like house warming, marriage, engagement, Mundan Sanskar, house construction and baby shower are considered prohibited. Apart from this, purchase of a new vehicle or house should also not be done during this period.
It is believed that during Kharmas one should stay away from arguments and should not consume meat or alcohol, as it can have a negative impact on life.
This period is considered very auspicious for religious and spiritual works. Doing charity and charity in Kharmas gives special results. A needy person should not return empty handed during this period.
Reciting Ramayana, Srimad Bhagvad Geeta and Satyanarayan Katha is considered beneficial. Also, doing puja, havan and worshiping Sun God brings positive energy in life. During this time, there is also a belief that by worshiping Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu, one gets relief from troubles.
Overall, Kharmas may be considered inauspicious for auspicious works, but it is an excellent time for self-purification, spiritual practice and charity.
