Re-post: On Agni nakshatra, Agni nakshatra Dosha and things to avoid in that period.
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Agni nakshathra is so called
because it is the time the sun crosses Krittika.
The star krittika is known as agni nakshatra in
"Utthara KAlAmrutham” and in other texts of+
jayasreesaranathan.blogspot.com/2008/05/some-t…
Agni nakshathra is so called
because it is the time the sun crosses Krittika.
The star krittika is known as agni nakshatra in
"Utthara KAlAmrutham” and in other texts of+
astrology. Krittika is associated with heat and agni.
The ati-devatha of this star is Agni.
The Lord of the star Krittika is Sun, which is at its exalted level at Aries where the head of Krittika is situated.
The Lord of the house where the star begins is Mars, planet for fire+
The ati-devatha of this star is Agni.
The Lord of the star Krittika is Sun, which is at its exalted level at Aries where the head of Krittika is situated.
The Lord of the house where the star begins is Mars, planet for fire+
The sign, Aries is also the sign of fire.
The sojourn of Sun in this fiery star also coincides with maximum heat experienced in the Northern hemisphere.
Texts say that works on soil, wood and stone are to be discouraged during this time.
The rationale is understandable.+
The sojourn of Sun in this fiery star also coincides with maximum heat experienced in the Northern hemisphere.
Texts say that works on soil, wood and stone are to be discouraged during this time.
The rationale is understandable.+
The intense heat would cause changes in the nature of soil, wood and stones.
That is why Kumbhabhishekam &
manai muhurtham are not done in this period.
No exclusive reference in texts on a bar on marriages and other auspicious functions.
But it has been a practice not to have+
That is why Kumbhabhishekam &
manai muhurtham are not done in this period.
No exclusive reference in texts on a bar on marriages and other auspicious functions.
But it has been a practice not to have+
marriages or auspicious events in this period.
The reason is obvious.
In those days when technology was not there to reduce the impact of heat, people avoided this period for social functions such as marriage.
But in today’s world, this dosham has no relevance for marriages.
The reason is obvious.
In those days when technology was not there to reduce the impact of heat, people avoided this period for social functions such as marriage.
But in today’s world, this dosham has no relevance for marriages.
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