Auspicious beginning

Muhurta means setting a fixed time and date to start an auspicious and auspicious task. If we define it in simple terms, the period of time fixed through almanac for any particular task is called 'Muhurta'. In Hinduism and Vedic astrology, no auspicious work can be imagined without a muhurat. According to astrology, there is a certain time to start every auspicious work. This is because at that time, positive energy is transmitted through the influence of planets and constellations, so the activities performed during this time are done smoothly and successfully. In Hinduism, many auspicious works including marriage, house entrance, mundan, annaprashan and karnaveedha rites are performed in auspicious time.
Importance and usefulness of Muhurta
Since ancient times, Muhurta has been given importance in Hinduism. Many studies conducted on the Muhurta reveal that the Muhurta is determined only by calculating the position of planets and constellations. Apart from this, there is a tradition of performing Yajna and Havan during every important and auspicious work. It is believed that the smoke emanating from the yajna and havan purifies the atmosphere and positive energy is transmitted. People in Hindu society still wait for an auspicious moment to wish for successful completion of manglic works.
Between the different arguments and assumptions about the Muhurta, we should observe its relevance and importance in life itself. Why is a Muhurta required? Actually, Muhurta is an idea, which symbolizes the belief that work started on a fixed time and date will be auspicious and auspicious and will bring happiness in life. Astronomical events in the universe have a profound effect on our lives. Because the movements of different planets bring changes in life. These changes give us an idea of ​​good and bad times. Therefore, it becomes necessary that we start any work by calculating war, date and constellation etc., which proves to be auspicious.
How to know about auspicious time?
The only means to know about the Muhurta is the almanac. Panchang has great importance in Vedic astrology. 5 parts of the almanac; The Muhurta is done based on the calculation of Var, Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana. In these, the dates are divided into five parts. Nanda, Bhadra, Jaya, Rikta, and Poorna are the dates. Similarly, the side is also divided into two parts; Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha. There are 27 types of constellations. There are 30 Muhurats in a day. The name of the first Muhurta is Rudra which starts at 6 am. After this, there are Ahi, Mitra, Pitru, Vasu, Varaha, Vishwadeva, Vidhi, etc. at intervals of every 48 minutes respectively. Apart from this, the sum is calculated by dividing the destructions and latitudes of the Moon and the Sun into 27 parts.
Naming ceremony - On the 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13 dates except on the day of Sankranti and Bhadra, on the eleventh or twelfth day of birth, on Monday, Wednesday or Friday and on the day Ashwini, Rohini, Mrigashira, Hasta, Chitra, Anuradha, Trio Uttara, Abhijit, Pushya, Swati, Punavasu, Shravan, Dhanishtana, Shatabhisha should be naming the child when there is a moon in any of these constellations.
Mundan Sanskar - From birth or in the third or seventh year from conception period, in Uttarayana Sun except Chaitra, on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday Jyestha, Mrigashira, Chitra, Swati, Shravan, Dhanishtha, Shatabhisha, Punavasu, Ashwini, Abhijit and In Pushya Nakshatras, Mundan Sanskar should be performed on 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13 dates.
Vidya Commencement Rites - In Uttarayana (excluding Sun of Aquarius) on Mercury, Thursday, Friday or Sunday, 2, 3, 5,6, 10, 11, 12 dates Punavasu, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Shravan, Dhanishtha, Shatabhisha, It is auspicious to initiate learning in the original, all three Uttara, Rohini, Moola, Pushya, Anuradha, Ashlesha, Revathi, Ashwini constellations.
To buy houses - To buy a house built, Mrigashira, Ashlesha, Magha, Visakha, Mool, Punavasu and Revathi Nakshatra are excellent.
For money transactions- Tuesday, Sankranti day, Sunday on the day of hand constellation, taking loan on Sunday, one never gets rid of debt. It is good to repay the loan on Tuesday. Money should not be given on Wednesday. In Kritika, Rohini, Ardra, Ashalesha, Uttara trio, Visakha, Jyestha, in the original constellations, Bhadra, Amavasya, the money is not received back, but the dispute escalates.
Keep in mind: No Muhurta is taken out for performing everyday tasks, but for the success of special actions and actions, the Muhurta should be removed so that the benefit of auspicious watches can be given.
Importance of auspicious time on specialoccasions
Auspicious time is the auspicious time to start any Manglik work in which all the planets and constellations are going to give best results. Many auspicious and auspicious occasions come in our life. On these occasions we try to make these occasions even more grand and peaceful without any hindrance. In such a situation, before the beginning of these works, we consult the astrologer for the auspicious time. But the importance of the Muhurta increases even more on special ceremonies such as marriage, mundan and griha pravesh. Marriage is an important bond to live with throughout the life, so to make this occasion auspicious, every family waits for an auspicious moment so that their children can always be happy in their lives. Apart from this, many opportunities like home entrance,
Precautions related to Muhurta
The work done in the auspicious time is successfully done, but if there is a lapse in the auspicious time, the results can also come to the contrary. Therefore it is important to choose the right time. Nowadays, many TV, internet and newspaper mention many Teej, festivals and Muhurta associated with fasting, but to avoid confusion, one must contact the astrologer once. Especially do not proceed without the advice of an astrologer for the tasks of marriage, shaving and house entry etc. Because every work started on auspicious time brings success, happiness and prosperity in life.
Call & What’s App No On +91-9068311666.

Information website: https://astroindusoot.com/shubhmuhurat