Hindu Tradition: In Sanatan Dharma, day and night have been associated with different energies. It is believed that there is a lot of negative energy at night, hence one should avoid taking the names of Gods and Goddesses related to Tantra-Mantra at this time.
The Mysterious Beliefs of Hinduism: In religious beliefs, some gods and goddesses and invisible powers are considered to be related to night and Tantra sadhana. This is the reason why in ancient times people used to avoid taking some names during the night. However, there is no clear rule in religious texts that taking the name of any deity at night is completely prohibited. In Tantric traditions, it is said that the name of some special powers should not be taken at night. Let us know about some such beliefs…
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Do not take the name of Kaal Bhairav at night
Although Lord Kaal Bhairav is an incarnation of Shiva but his form is very fierce. In Tantric traditions he is worshiped especially at night. There are many forms of Bhairav, the most dangerous among them is the crematorium Bhairav. There are some special rules for their sadhana, hence one should avoid taking their names at night.
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Avoid even taking the name of snake god
According to Hindu beliefs, taking the name of Nagdevta at night is also considered inauspicious. It is believed that by doing this, the snakes living nearby get attracted and can do something bad to us or our family. Therefore one should not take the name of Nagadevta at night.
Recognition of Yaksha and invisible powers
In religious texts, Yakshas are also considered gods. They protect hidden wealth but their appearance is very monstrous. They are also worshiped in a Tamasic form. They are more active at night. Although Yakshas are not completely negative, still their names should not be taken at night.
Vetalas are mysterious
Vetala is depicted as a mysterious force in Indian folklore. In folk beliefs, Vetala is associated with crematorium, dark night and mysterious events. For this reason, people in villages and old societies used to avoid taking the name of Vetala or such powers at night.
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