When is Kharmas 2026: According to the Panchang, there are certain times in the year when auspicious works come to a halt. One such time is also called Kharmas i.e. Malmas. In the year 2026, Kharmas is starting from 15th March and it will end on 14th April 2026. Often people have this question in their mind that when auspicious activities like marriage, housewarming and mundan are prohibited in Kharmas, then why is the worship of Lord Vishnu given such special importance during this period? Let us know the secret behind this.
What is Kharmas?
When Sun God enters the zodiac sign of Jupiter planet Sagittarius or Pisces, then the period of one month is called Kharmas. This time is not considered auspicious for worldly or material works, hence there is a ban on marriages and auspicious works. But from religious point of view this time is considered very sacred. During this time, people try to achieve spiritual benefits through worship, chanting, penance and charity.
Why is Lord Vishnu worshiped in Kharmas?
According to religious beliefs, Kharmas is considered to be related to Lord Vishnu. It is said that worshiping Lord Vishnu at this time gives special results. According to mythological belief, when the speed of Sun God is considered weak during this period, then worshiping Lord Vishnu brings balance and positive energy in life. Therefore, chanting mantras, listening to stories and worshiping Lord Vishnu throughout this month is considered very auspicious.
What to do in Kharmas?
It is especially advisable to do some religious activities during Kharmas, like taking bath every morning and worshiping Lord Vishnu.
- Reciting Vishnu Sahasranama
- watering basil plant
- Donating to the poor and needy
- lighting a lamp in the temple
It is believed that by doing these works Lord Vishnu is pleased and blesses the devotees with happiness and prosperity.
should should not?
One should avoid doing certain tasks during Kharmas. Like, marriage or engagement, house warming, buying a new house or vehicle, Mundan or other auspicious rituals because doing these things during this period is not considered auspicious.
time for spiritual practice
In religious texts, Kharmas has been described as a time for introspection and devotion. During this time, keeping distance from worldly activities and worshiping God gives peace to the mind and infuses positive energy in life. Therefore, even if auspicious works are not done in Kharmas, this time is considered very fruitful spiritually by worshiping Lord Vishnu, chanting and doing charity.
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