Phulvara Dooj, observed on the second day of the bright lunar fortnight (Shukla Paksha) in the month of Phalgun, holds significant religious and spiritual importance. This day is particularly dedicated to celebrating the love and devotion between Radha and Krishna, leading to elaborate floral decorations and vibrant festivities in temples. The festival is joyfully celebrated in Mathura, Vrindavan, and various regions across North India.

According to Acharya Anand Bhardwaj, a prominent astrologer from Ujjain, Phulvara Dooj is deemed a highly favorable day. There are no inauspicious timings on this occasion, making it ideal for performing any auspicious activities. Actions taken on this day are believed to yield fruitful outcomes and enhance success in life. It is said that couples who tie the knot on Phulvara Dooj enjoy lasting love, trust, and harmony in their marriage.

As per the Vedic calendar, the Falgun Shukla Dwitiya Tithi commences on Wednesday, February 18th, around 4:57 PM, and concludes on Thursday, February 19th, at 3:58 PM. Thus, the festival of Phulvara Dooj will be celebrated on Thursday, February 19th, according to Udayatithi.

Here are some remedies to consider:

• If marriage is being delayed despite efforts, offer makeup items to Radhaji on Phulvara Dooj. With the blessings of Radha and Krishna, marriage is believed to occur soon.
• For couples experiencing unexplained conflicts in their married life, both partners should worship Lord Krishna and Radhaji on Phulvara Dooj. Their blessings are thought to enhance love and resolve issues.
• Newlywed couples facing challenges in their relationship can offer yellow flowers and garments to Lord Krishna and Radhaji. Yellow is a color cherished by Lord Vishnu. Additionally, offering gram flour laddus or butter and sugar candy to Lord Krishna is recommended to resolve love life issues.
• Since Lord Krishna has a fondness for cows and peacocks, serving these animals on Phulvara Dooj is believed to attract his blessings.

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