Bhadra Kaal Remedies: In Sanatan Dharma, Holika Dahan, which takes place a day before Holi, is considered very important. It symbolizes the victory of good over evil. But according to the scriptures, special attention is taken to Bhadra period while burning Holika. Burning Holika in Bhadra is considered prohibited. According to the Panchang this year, Bhadra Kaal will be from 01:25 am to 04:30 am on March 03. Therefore, it will be auspicious to burn Holika only after Bhadra is over. Holika Dahan will be performed before Bhadra on the night of Phalgun Purnima on March 2.
What is Bhadra Kaal?
Bhadra is considered an inauspicious period in astrology. This time is determined according to the position of the moon. It is said in the scriptures that no auspicious or auspicious work should be done in Bhadra, because it increases the possibility of hindrance, loss or evil in the work.
Why is Holika Dahan not performed in Bhadra?
According to religious belief, Bhadra is considered to have a fierce nature. It is said that auspicious work done during Bhadra period does not give auspicious results. According to the legend, the burning of Holika also took place at an auspicious time, hence the same tradition is followed even today. If Holika Dahan is done in Bhadra then there is a possibility of unrest, dispute and financial loss in the house. For this reason, pundits and astrologers recommend burning Holika only after Bhadra is over.
What measures should be taken to avoid Bhadra?
- During Bhadra period, only prepare for puja, do not do combustion.
- Remember Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva.
- Chant Gayatri Mantra to maintain peace and positive energy in the house.
- As soon as Bhadra is over, worship and burn Holika as per the rituals.
Importance of Holika Dahan
The story of Holika Dahan is related to Prahlad and Hiranyakashyap. This festival teaches us that truth and devotion always win. Therefore, it is important to perform Holika Dahan at the right time, so that there is happiness, prosperity and positivity in the family.
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