Hinduism: Why are Panchang and Muhurta so important in Hinduism? You also know!

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In Hinduism, special care is taken of auspicious time before starting any auspicious or auspicious work. It is believed that work done at an auspicious time brings special benefits to the person. This tradition is not of today but of mythological times. According to Vedic scriptures, Shubh Muhurat (What is Muhurat) is that particular time when the position of planets and constellations in the solar system is auspicious for a particular work. For this reason, auspicious time is observed to remove obstacles and difficulties. In Hinduism, auspicious timings are strictly followed for important functions like Mundan, Upanayana, Marriage, Griha Pravesh, or Namkaran. It is believed that by starting and ending any work at an auspicious time, all the wishes of a person are fulfilled and many kinds of problems in life also end.

To know the auspicious time, the help of astrologers or pundits is taken. According to astrology, only auspicious time is considered suitable for work. It is also said in the scriptures that if a person does auspicious work during an inauspicious period, then there is a religious belief that he may face many problems in life.

There are five special parts of Vedic Panchang.

Vedic Panchang describes 5 special parts. There are five special parts called Nakshatra, Tithi, Yoga, Karana, and Yuddha. The time spent studying these five things is called auspicious time. Which is considered special for any auspicious work.

Constellation

This is the first constellation in the almanac. According to astrologers, there are 27 types of Nakshatras, and the 28th Nakshatra is also counted while determining Muhurta, it is called Abhijeet Nakshatra. These constellations have special importance in doing any special work.

Tithi is another special part of Panchang, which has 16 types. Two important dates are the full moon and the new moon. It divides Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha. As per the Hindu calendar, the period between the new moon and the full moon is called Shukla Paksha and the period between the full moon and the new moon is called Krishna Paksha. It is also believed that the period of Krishna Paksha is not good for any special work. That is why astrologers usually find auspicious times during Shukla Paksha. Because the power of the Moon is weak in the Krishna Paksha. Which is not considered auspicious for any auspicious work.

Yoga is the third and most important part of the Yoga Panchang. 27 types of yogas have been described in astrology. All these yogas have a deep impact on a person's life. Along with this, due to the formation of auspicious yoga mentioned in astrology, a person also gets many types of achievements. Shopping in Guru Pushya Yoga brings wealth and prosperity to one's life. Similarly, the formation of Dhruv, Siddhi, etc. yogas also have different effects on life.

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Karan is the fourth important part of Karan Panchang. This is called half of the date. There are mainly 11 types of reasons for this. Of these, four are constant and seven keep changing their speed. His creation has a deep impact on human life.

The last and most important part of the Vaar

Panchang is called Vaar. The period from one sunrise to another sunrise is called Vaar. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, etc. are all seven types of attacks. Among these, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are considered the most auspicious days. Because by worshiping on this day one gets the blessings of the deities and all the wishes of the person are fulfilled.