The auspiciousness of a day is important in Muhurat because it increases the auspiciousness of the Muhurat. As we all know that the days are named on the names of planets, this is so because each day is under the lordship of certain planet that governs it.

If the Muhurat is inauspicious, perform the remedies of days or worship their lords. This will help reduce the inauspicious effects of the planets of days. Worshiping lord of the day helps increase the auspiciousness of the day.
Here we will try to know which activity is suitable to perform on what day.

Whether its election ticket or job we have to submit an application letter first. Just as we worship Lord Ganesha before performing any auspicious task, to get the election ticket or job we have to submit an application form. If your application is accepted, you will get your election ticket or get a call for […]

Astrologers believe that if you consider auspicious Muhurtha for the start of your child’s education, then you will be able to overcome these problems to some extent.

Extensive study and research by famous seers and saints concluded that if you do any important work in the consideration of auspicious Muhurtha, then the possibilities of its success increase.

Abhijeet Muhurtha is a very auspicious Muhurtha. According to Vedic astrology you can perform all types of works in Abhijeet Muhurtha. Abhijeet Muhurta is capable to ward off all the evil effects and turn unfavorable circumstances into your favor. The planetary positions, Ascendant, placement of Moon in panchang and different auspicious yogas increase the auspicious […]

Yagyopavit is a sanskrit word, which means a thread blessed by performing Yajnas. This sutra or thread is also called Jenau. Yagyopavit is popularly known as Upnayan. Yagyaupavit Sanskara is important in Hindu Religion. In ancient period, the person was considered eligible to study Vedas once he performed this Sanskara. The person is considered “Dvij” […]

The sixteen Sanskaras is a cycle, which starts from conception and goes through various stages of life. Our scriptures say if there is a soul then it will roam around from one body to another body till it gets liberation. Due to this, Cremation Samskara should be performed to release the soul from this world. […]

People face many upheavals in life. Sometimes situations are favorable and sometimes they are not. Some situations may create conflicts and combats in life. These disputes may drag a person into the court and he may have to undergo legal proceedings. He should consider muhurutha before going for any legal proceedings to get good results in his case.

All the Hindu Sanskaras  are based on science. There are many principles behind Mundan Samskara. In this Sanskara, hair of child are shaved for the first time after his birth for his cleanliness and sanitation. If we look deep at the objectives of Chudakarana Samskara (चूड़ाकरण संस्कार) or Mundan Sanskara (मुंडन संस्कार) then we will […]

Astrologers believe that it is very important to consider an auspicious Muhurta before taking charges of your government job. If you join your job in the auspicious Muhurat then your work will be appreciated and you will soon get promoted in your job. But if you begin your professional career in an inauspicious Muhurtha, then you may have to face various problems and difficulties at work-front.

Muhurta is as important as the birth-chart in astrology. As astrologers consider fortune of the person from horoscope, similarly they analyze Muhurat from Panchang (Hindu Calender). We all have two types of thoughts, one is negative and the other one is positive. Astrologers say that if we begin any new project according to the Hindu […]

The objective of the Punsavan Sanskara is to give some good qualities to the child. These qualities will help him to be a constructive part of the society. These qualities will help him as well as his surroundings to prosper. This Sanskara should be performed after three months of pregnancy because the mind of foetus develops after three months.

Nishkraman Sanskara is the sixth Sanskara of Shodash Sanskara. This Sanskara should be performed after the ceremony of naming the child. This ritual can be performed between the twelfth day from birth to the fourth month. In this Sanskara, the infant is introduced to the society and he will get the blessings of Sun and Moon.