According to astrologers, Navratri is starting with two very auspicious and rare combinations of constellations Shukla and Brahma.
Shardiya Navratri 2022: From Monday, the great festival of Shardiya Navratri is starting in the country. The Mahaparva of Navratri will be celebrated for the next nine days from the Pratipada of Shukla Paksha of Ashwin month. This Navratri dedicated to mother power is a very sacred festival of Sanatan culture. Nine forms of Maa Durga are worshiped in Navratri. Every Navratri is dedicated to one form of the mother. During these nine days, the devotees are absorbed in the worship and worship of the mother. According to Hindu culture, fasting and fasting is done during the days of Navratri. During this, only sattvik food is prepared in homes. In these days, the use of alcohol, egg, meat as well as onion and garlic is considered to be prohibited.
Auspicious time for installation of statue and vase
On the first day of Navratri, there is a tradition of sowing barley along with the installation of the urn, the idol of the mother in the homes. In Sanatan culture, no auspicious work is done without Muhurta. In such a situation, it is mandatory to establish the idol of the mother and the Kalash in an auspicious time. The Amrit Muhurta for the installation of the statue and the Kalash will be from 6.22 am to 7.53 am. The time between 9.23 to 10.53 is also auspicious for setting up the Kalash. At the same time, Abhijeet Muhurta for Kalash will be from 11.59 to 12.47.
Navratri is starting with Rare Shubh Nakshatra Yoga
According to astrologers, a very auspicious and rare coincidence of constellations is being made in Navratri starting from tomorrow. This time Navratri is starting with Shukla and Brahma Yoga. Shukla Yoga is being formed on September 25 from 9.06 am to 8.06 am on September 26, while Brahma Yoga will remain from 8.06 am on September 26 to 6.44 am on September 27.
The festivals of Navratri come five times in a year.
Generally people think that Navratri comes only twice in a year, whereas it is not so. According to the scriptures, Navratri comes not two, but five times in a year. Out of these, two Navratras are called direct Navratras and three are called Gupta Navratras. These Navratras come in the months of Chaitra, Ashadha, Ashwin, Paush and Magha. Everyone knows about two of these five Navratras, while people generally have no information about the other three Navratras. In these Gupta Navratras, special worship and rituals are performed by the sages who have attained accomplishment.
