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What should we do on Tuesday: In Hindu religion, Tuesday is dedicated to Hanumanji. Hanuman ji is also residing in Kaliyuga. He is considered the god of Kaliyuga. In Kalyug, the worship of Ram devotee Hanuman is considered very important, because Hanuman ji is such a god who fulfills the wishes quickly. Those who worship Bajrangbali with true heart, all the troubles of their life go away.
Lord Hanuman is worshiped and fasted on Tuesday. This day is considered special to get the blessings of Hanuman ji, but some work should not be done even by mistake on this day. It is believed that doing these five things on Tuesday makes Bajrangbali angry. Let us know what are these five tasks?
Do not do this work on Tuesday
Do not cut hair and nails
Hair should not be cut on Tuesday. Cutting nails is also prohibited on this day. According to Hindu beliefs, whoever gets hair cut or nails cut on this day, Mars becomes weak in his horoscope, which can lead to inauspicious results.
Do not make loan transactions
Borrowing should be avoided on Tuesday. It is said that neither one should lend nor take money on this day. It is believed that many problems arise in repaying the loan taken on Tuesday.
don’t eat tamasic things
One should not consume alcohol, meat and tamasic food even by mistake on Tuesday. This day is of Lord Hanuman and Mars. If these things are consumed on this day, then there may be Mangal Dosh and discord in marital life.
don’t buy sharp things
One should avoid purchasing knives, scissors, needles or other sharp objects on Tuesday. It is said in astrology that if these things are purchased on Tuesday, there is a possibility of increasing discord in the family.
don’t invest
One should not invest anywhere and in anything on Tuesday. Because investing money anywhere on this day is not considered good and auspicious.
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