The first lunar eclipse of the year 2021 is going to take place on May 26. Coincidentally, on this day, devotees will also observe Vaisakh Purnima and Budh Purnima.
In fact, a rare Super Blood Moon will be seen in the eastern sky on May 26,
A lot of information will be shared
In fact, a rare Super Blood Moon will be seen in the eastern sky on May 26,
A lot of information will be shared
just after a total the Lunar Eclipse which will be visible in many countries of the world. However, in India, the lunar eclipse will be visible from only some places.
The first lunar eclipse of the year will take place on May 26, Wednesday.
The first lunar eclipse of the year will take place on May 26, Wednesday.
The lunar eclipse will begin at 2:17 PM IST and will end at 07:19 PM in the evening, lasting for a total of 5 hours. The lunar eclipse will be visible from only a few places in India.
According to the Astrological beliefs, a Sutak period starts 9 hours before the lunar eclipse.
According to the Astrological beliefs, a Sutak period starts 9 hours before the lunar eclipse.
Auspicious works are not to be done in this period. The doors of the temple are closed. During this time, no food is served. Going out of the house is also considered inauspicious. According to astrological practices, people should take bath at the end of the Sutak period before
resuming work.
During the Sutak period, it is advisable to take special care of pregnant women and children. People involved in astrology claim that the Moon is affected at the time of the eclipse, adding that there is a strong thunderstorm and other acitivity on the Moon.
During the Sutak period, it is advisable to take special care of pregnant women and children. People involved in astrology claim that the Moon is affected at the time of the eclipse, adding that there is a strong thunderstorm and other acitivity on the Moon.
Therefore, it is advised not to do auspicious tasks during this time.
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