Peacock feather remedies
Mor pankh ke upay: In Hinduism, the festival of Janmashtami is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Krishna. You must have often seen that there is always a peacock feather on his head in the idol or picture of Lord Krishna. According to religious belief, the peacock feathers are very dear to Lord Krishna and it is considered a symbol of his love for Radha Rani. In astrology, many such miraculous remedies related to peacock feathers have been mentioned, which if you adopt on Janmashtami, then you get the grace of Lord Krishna. Also, financial crisis is also removed from them.
Peacock feather remedies on Janmashtami
In some beliefs, peacock feathers are considered to be “open doors of luck”. In astrology, many measures of peacock feathers are taken on the day of Janmashtami, which are considered to please Lord Krishna and bring happiness and prosperity in life.
1. for economic problem
Take 5 peacock feathers on Janmashtami and keep them with the idol of Lord Krishna. Then worship them regularly for 21 consecutive days. It is believed that this removes financial troubles.
2. To remove negative energy
On the day of Janmashtami, apply peacock feathers at the main gate of the house. Apply it in such a way that it is easily visible. It is believed that negative energy does not enter the house and keeps happiness and peace.
3. for money gains
On the day of Janmashtami, bring peacock feathers near the Krishna temple. Then sprinkle Ganga water on it and place it in the vault of the house. Keep it without showing anyone for 21 days and after 21 days, keep it at the place of worship. It is believed that the money stopped by this and the lack of money goes away.
What measures should be taken on Janmashtami?
On the day of Janmashtami, make up the child form of Lord Krishna with peacock feathers.
Vastu dosha is removed by placing peacock feathers in the east direction of the house on Janmashtami.
Keeping peacock feathers in the field provides progress in career.
To increase love between husband and wife, tie peacock feathers in the bedroom on Janmashtami.
On the day of Janmashtami, put a peacock feather in the middle of the children’s kibatas.
,Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on religious beliefs and general information. TV9 India does not confirm this.)