What not to buy on Tuesday: In Hindu religion, every day of the week is dedicated to some deity. Tuesday is considered the day of Shri Ram devotee Hanuman ji. Hanuman ji is called Sankatmochan, who removes all the troubles of the devotees. According to astrology, Tuesday is a very auspicious and energetic day, but some special works and purchases are not considered appropriate on this day. It is believed that if some wrong things are purchased unknowingly on Tuesday, it may cause Mangal Dosh in the horoscope and one may have to face financial crisis as well as family discord. Let us know which things should be avoided from purchasing on Tuesday according to astrology.
Tuesday It is related to planet Mars, whose color is red. According to astrology, black colored clothes should not be bought or worn on this day. Black color is considered a symbol of Saturn and the combination of Mars and Saturn can be painful. Apart from this, buying iron items like knives, scissors, vehicles or utensils on this day is also considered inauspicious.
According to the scriptures, one should not buy glass items or makeup related items like kajal, bangles or other cosmetics on Tuesday. It is believed that buying makeup items on this day can create tension in marital life.
One should not buy sharp and sharp objects like scissors, nail cutter, knife or needle on Tuesday. It is advised to minimize their use on this day. Purchasing such things can lead to disputes and discord in the family.
Sattvikta has great importance in the worship of Hanuman ji. Consumption and purchase of Tamasic food like meat, fish or liquor is prohibited on Tuesday. Doing this creates financial obstacles in a person's life and also has a negative impact on health.
Red colored items: It is auspicious to buy red colored clothes, red flowers or red lentils on this day.
Text of Hanuman Chalisa: Reciting Hanuman Chalisa or Sunderkand on Tuesday removes all negative energies.
Donation: Donating jaggery and gram on this day is considered especially fruitful.
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