(14.10.1) Om Namo Bhagawate Vaasudevaay - Benefits

Benefits of chanting the Maha Mantra 'Om Namo Vaasudevaay'
The Mantra and its meaning -
' Om Namo Bhagawate Vaasudevaay'
'ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय '
Meaning of the Mantra -
Om, I bow to lord Vaasudev (Lord Krishna).
Benefits of chanting this Mantra - 
' Om Namo Bhagawate Vaasudevaay' is a mahamantra of Vaasudev. Vaasudev is the other name of Lord Krishna who is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This sacred Mantra has twelve syllables so it is known as Dwaadashaksharee  mantra. The following are the benefits of chanting this Mantra -
1. The person who chants this Mantra with faith and devotion, gets the blessings of Lod Krishna and He (Lord Krishna) stands by the devotee and helps him to a great extent as He had helped Bhakt Prahalad and Dhruva.
2. This sacred Mantra gives eternal joy.
3. This Mantra gives Mukti (liberation )
4. It eliminates distress and sorrow.
5. It eliminates sins.
6. It helps in getting spiritual progress.
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(14.9.2) Vishnu sahastranam /Benefits of Vishnu Sahastranam stotra
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(14.9.3) Narayan Kavach / Benefits of Narayan Kavach
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(14.9.4) Ram Mantra for removing calamities
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(14.9.5) Padmavati Mantra for progress in business
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(14.9.6) Padmavati Mantra for getting ambitions fulfilled
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(14.9.7) Padmavati Mantra for getting a good son
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(14.9.8) Padmavati Mantra for getting money and prosperity
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(14.9.9) Ram Mantra for wealth and prosperity
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(14.9.10) Ram Mantra for happiness and happiness
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(14.10.1) Om Namo Bhagawate Vaasudevaay - Benefits

(10.2.13) Simhasth Kumbh Mela Ujjain 2016 / Ujjain Kumbh dates 2016

Ujjain Kumbh Mela 2016 dates/ Kumbh Parva Ujjain 2016 / Kumbh Mela Ujjain 2016/ Singhasth Kumbh Parv / Simhasth Kumbh Mahaparva 2016

In the year 2016 ( in the Vikaram Samwat 2073 ) Kumbh Parva will be held at Ujjain which is situated near the Kshipra river. During the Kumbh Parva, millions of devotees, Sadhu and other persons come here and take a holy bath in the river Kshipra.
The auspicions days for bathing and other activities are as follows - 
22 April 2016 Sunday, Chaitra Shukla Purnima ( first snan ) shahi snan, royal holy dip
1 May 2016 Sunday, Vaisakh Krishna Navami.
3 May 2016 Tuesday, Varuthani Ekadashi
6 May 2016 Monday, Vaisakh krishna Amavasya
9 May 2016 Monday, Vaisakh shukla tritiya (Aksya tritiya) shahi snan.
11 May 2016 Wednesday, Vaisakh Shukla Panchami (Shankarachary Jayanti)
15 May Sunday, Vrishabh Sankranti.
17 May 2016 Tuesday, Vaisakh shukla ekadashi Mohini Ekadashi.
19 May 2016 Thursday, Pradosh
20 May 2016 Friday, Nrisingh Jayanti.
21 May 2016 Saturday, Vaisakh shukla Purnima Budh purnima ( Shahi snan ) Pramukh Shahi Snan.
Related Posts -
(10.2.8) Kumbh Mela Nasik 2015
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(10.2.9) Ardh Kumbh Mela Haridwar 2016 dates
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(10.2.10) Kumbh Mela (Why is Kumbh Parva celebrated)
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(10.2.11) Singhasth Kumbh Parva
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(10.2.12) Kumbh Parva Chakra ( N )
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(13.4.6) A list of Mahashivratri Pooja Samagri

Here under is given the list of the  items or Samagri or material for the Shivratri Pooja material -
- One Thali for putting Puja items
- A Paataa made of wood for putting Shiv ling.
- A Lotha full of water
- A kalash made of clay or copper
- Two coconuts
- Five Supari
- Two garlands
- A few flowers
- Gur (molasses)
- Prasad (in the form of sweet)
- Fruit
- Rice
- Moong
- Two Deepak (earthen lamps)
- Mauli
- Change (a few coins)
- Lavang
- Ilaaichee
- Ghee
- Bel Patra
- Panchamrit
-A big pot for Abhishek
and the most required things are worshiper's faith, devotion and  reverence to goddess Lakshmi.
Related posts -
(13.4.1) List of Lakshmi Poola Samagri
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(13.4.2) List of Satyanarayan Vrat Pooja samagri 
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(13.4.3) Importance of Pooja Samagri
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(14.4.4) Saraswati Pooja vidhi 
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(13.4.5) A list of Pooja samagri common for all types of Poojas
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(13.4.6) A list of Shivratri Puja Samagri
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(10.3.1/3) Karwa Chauth Pooja Samagri 

(13.4.5) A list of Pooja Samagri (Puja material ) Common for all types of Hindu Pooja

A list of items used while doing Puja 

In Hinduism Pooja is a holy process to honour and worship the deity or deities by offering Pooja material like flowers, rice fruits etc. Here under is the list of the Pooja material which is used in all types of the Hindu Pooja. For particular Puja some more things are also required. 
Name of the item and quantity & number
> थाली  Thali (one)
> कुमकुम  Kum-kum (10 gms)
> मौली  (Red sacred thread) (100 gm.)
> पान  (Betel leaves) (eleven)
> सुपारी (Betel nut) (eleven)
> अक्षत (चाँवल ) (Rice) (100 gm.)
> अगरबत्ती (Incense sticks) (one packet)
> दीपक ( Deepak/ lamp) (one)
> घी (Ghee) (100 gm.)
> रुई (Cotton) (50 gm.)
> नारियल (Coconut) (eleven)
> गुड (Gud/ Jaggery) (250 gm.)
> पतासे (Patashe) (250 gm.)
> ऋतुफल (Fruits available in the season) (2 kg.)
> गुलाल (Gulal) (50 gm.)
> दूर्वा (Durva grass) (in a small quantity)
> रोली (Roli, red sacred powder) (50 gm.)
> कपूर (kapoor/camphor) 
> सरसों (Mustard) (50 gm.)
> प्रसाद (Prasad ) (500 gm.)
> इलाइची ( Cardamom) (10 gm. )
> लौंग (Lavang) (10 gm.)
> पुष्प (Flowers) (250 gm)
> पुष्प माला (Garlands) (five)
> कलश (Pot made of clay or copper) (one)
> लोठा (Lotha) (one)
> यज्ञोपवीत  (Janeo) (eleven)
> माचिस (Match box) (one)
> आम के पत्ते (Mango leaves) (eleven)
> इत्र (Scent) (in a small quantity)
> कटोरियाँ (Bowels) (five)
> पंचामृत ( दूध, दही, घी,शहद, शक्कर का मिश्रण ) (Panchamrit, a mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, sugar) ( each in a small quantity)
> and the most required things are worshiper's faith, devotion and reverence to the deity.
Related posts -
(13.4.1) List of Lakshmi Poola Samagri
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(13.4.2) List of Satyanarayan Vrat Pooja samagri 
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(13.4.3) Importance of Pooja Samagri
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(14.4.4) Saraswati Pooja vidhi 
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(13.4.5) A list of Pooja samagri common for all types of Poojas

(10.2.12) Kumbh Parva Chakra

When is Kumbh Parva at four places / Kumbh Parva Chakra 

All the fairs and the festivals of the Hindus have religions reasons behind their celebration so is the case with the Kumbh Parva or Kumbh Mela or Kumbh festival. Millions of people take part in the celebration. Kumbh fair is held at four places i.e Haridwar, Prayag, Nasik and Ujjain. The time of the celebration of the Kumbh at different places, depends on the particular position of Jupiter, Sun and Moon. The particular position of these planets is as follows -
1. When is Kumbh Parva or fair celebrated at Haridwar -
When Jupiter is in Aquarius ( Kumbh Rashi ) sun is in Aries ( Mesh Rashi ) nd Moon is in sagittarius ( Dhanu Rashi ) the Kumbh Parva is held at Haridwar.
2. When is Kumbh Parva ( fair ) celebrated (held) at Prayag -
When Jupiter is in Taurus ( Vrishabh Rashi ) sun is in Capricorn ( Makar Rashi ), the Kumbh Parva is held at Prayag.
3. When is Kumbha Prava celebrated at Nasik -
When Jupiter is in Leo ( Singh Rashi ) sun is in Cancer ( Kark Rashi ) and moon is in Cancer ( Kark Rashi ), Kumbh Parva is celebrated at Nasik.
4. When is Kumbh Parva celebrated at Ujjain. When Jupiter is in Leo ( Singh Rashi ), sun is in Aries ( Mesh Rashi ) and moon is in Aries ( Mesh Rashi ) and moon is in Aries ( Mesh Rashi ), Kumbh Parva is held at Ujjain.
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(10.2.9) Ardh Kumbh Mela Haridwar 
(10.2.10) Why is Kumbh Parva celebrated  
(10.2.11) Singhasth Kumbh Parva
(10.2.12) Kumbh Parva Chakra
(10.2.13) Singhasth Kumbh Mela Ujjain 2016 dates 

(10.2.11) Singhasth Kumbh Parva

Singhasth Kumbh Parva /Why Kumbh Parva  is called Singhasth Kumbh Parva 
Kumbh Parva or Kumbh mela is held at four places i.e. Prayag, Haridwar, Nasik and Ujjain. The celebration of Kumbh mela depends on the particular position of Jupiter and Sun in different Zodiac signs.
When Jupiter is in Leo ( Singh Rashi ) Sun is Cancer ( Kark Rashi ) and Moon is in Cancer ( Kark Rashi ), Kumbh Parv is celebrated at Nasik.
When Jupiter is in Leo ( Singh Rashi ), Sun is in Aries ( Mesh Rashi ) and Moon is in Aries ( Mesh Rashi ), Kumbh Parva is celebrated at Ujjain.
As at Nasik and at Ujjain the Kumbh Parva is celebrated when the planet jupiter is in Leo ( Singh Rashi ), so the Kumbh Parva celebrated at these two places are called Singhasth Kumbh Parva.
Singhasth Kumbh Parva has religious importance as well as social importance. Common people, Sadhus, Saints and religious heads in large number come here to attend Singhasth Kumbh Prava .
Related Posts - 
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(10.2.9) Ardh Kumbh Mela Haridwar 
(10.2.10) Why is Kumbh Parva celebrated  
(10.2.11) Singhasth Kumbh Parva
(10.2.12) Kumbh Parva Chakra
(10.2.13) Singhasth Kumbh Mela Ujjain 2016 dates 

(10.2.10) Kumbh Parv / Kumbh Mela /Kumbh festival

Kumbh Fair / Kumbh fesival /Kumbh Parva - a religious and sacred event 

The Kumbh festival or Mela is a sacred and religions event for the Hindus. This Kumbh Parva is celebrated every twelve year at the four pilgrim centers. These four places are Haridwar, Ujjain, Prayag and Nasik.
Kumbh Parva is an important festival which is celebrated as a great fair. The Kumbh fair is not only the greatest fair of India but also is the greatest fair of the world. The devotees, the tourists and the pligrims come to attend this great event.
 At Prayag, Kumbh fair is held at Sangam, the confluence of the rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Sarswati ( the invisible river ). At Haridwar, Kumbh fair is held at the barks of the river Ganga.
At Nasik, Kumbh fair is held at the banks of the river Godavari. At Ujjain, Kumbh fair is held at the banks of the river Kshipra.
Why is Kumbh Parva celebrated
By charning the ocean (Samundra Manthan ) , the Gods and the demons got fourteen Ratnas, the virtuous jewels.
Among these fourteen Ratans, a Kumbh ( Pitcher ) full of Amrit ( nectar ) also emergod. When the gods and the demons saw this pitcher. They tried to have it in their possession. Just then Jayant, the son of Indra ran away taking the pitcher of nectar with him. During his journey of twelve divine days, he took rest at four places. These four places are Haridwar, Prayag, Ujjain and Nasik. At these four places some drops of nectar spilled (dropped). For the possession of the Amrit  Kalash ( the pitcher of nectar ) a fierce battle took place between the gods and the demons. It lasted for twelve divine days which are equal to the twelve human years. So the Kumbh fair is held at these four places every twelve years. Besides these four Maha Kumbh parva, Ardh Kumbh parva is also celebreted  at Haridwar and Prayag.
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(10.2.8) Kumbh Mela Nasik 2015 dates
(10.2.9) Ardh Kumbh Mela Haridwar 
(10.2.10) Why is Kumbh Parva celebrated  
(10.2.11) Singhasth Kumbh Parva
(10.2.12) Kumbh Parva Chakra
(10.2.13) Singhasth Kumbh Mela Ujjain 2016 dates 

(6.4.9) Panchak Nakshtras and auspicious Yoga

Which Auspicious Yog are formed by Panchak Nakshtras / Panchak Nakshtras and auspicious Yog 

Subh yog are also formed with the combination of Panchak Nakshatras and Var (week day ). These yog are considered better for doing a particular auspicious task.
These yog are as follows :-

(A) 1. Sunday + Dhanishtha = Matang yog 

2. Sunday +Purva Bhadrapad = Char yog

3.Sunday + Uttara Bhadrapad = Susthir yog

4.Sunday + Revati =Pravardh yog 

5.Monday+Dhanishtha = Shubh yog 

6.Monday +Shatbhisha = Amrit yog 

7.Monday +Revati =Mantang yog 

8.Tuesday +Uttara Bhadrapad = Siddhi yog 

9.Tuesday +Revati = Mitra yog 

10.Wednessday+Dhanishtha = Mitra yog 

11.Wednessday + Shatbhisha = Manas yog 

12. Wednessday + Purva Bhadrapad =Padm yog 

13.Thursday + Dhanishtha = Shrivats yog 

14.Thursday +Uttara Bhadrapad = Chhatra yog 

15.Thursday +Revati =Mitra yog 

16.Friday + Dhanishtha =Dhata yog 

17.Friday + Shatbhisha = Soumya Yog 

18.Friday + Uttara Bhadrpad =Ketu 

19.Friday + Revati =Shrivats Yog 

20.Saturday + Dhanishtha = Pravardh yog 

21.Saturday + Shatbhisha = Anand yog 

22. Saturday + Revati = Dhata yog 

(B) Sarvarth Siddhi yog and Amrit Siddhi yog are also formed with the combination of a certain var (week day) and certain constellations.These two yog are considered auspicious for many auspicious tasks.

1.Formation of  Sarvarth Siddhi yog    

Sunday + Uttara Bhadrapad 

Tuesday +Uttara Bhadrapad 

Thursday + Revati 

Friday  + Revati 

2. Formation of Amrit  yog Siddhi yog :-
 Friday +Revati 

Related Posts 

(6.2.30) What is Nakshtra
(Defination of NNakshtra

(6.2.31) Nakshtras and their Lords
(Every Nakshtra has its own lord)

(6.2.32) Nakshtras and their classification
(Categories of Nakshtras according to their nature)

(6.2.33) Twenty seven Yog in Panchang
( Names of Dainik Yog )

(6.4.7) What can be done during Panchak
(The activities to be done during Panchak)

(6.4.8) What cannot be done during Panchak
(The activities which are prohibited during Panchak)
(6.4.9) Panchak Nakshtras and auspicious Yog
(The list of the auspicious Yogs formed with the combination of Panchak Nakshtra and Vaar)

(6.4.8) What is prohibited in Panchak / What cannot be done during Panchak

What activities should not be done during Panchak Nakshtras / The prohibited activities during Panchak

Nakshtras have an important role in astrology. They are twenty seven in number. Panchak Nakshtras are a group of five Nakshtras out of 27 Nakshtras. 
During Panchak only the following five tasks are prohibited :-

1.Journey in the south direction.

2.Putting roof on the house (placing the RCC roof of the house).

3.Making a Charpai (A cot or a bed)

4.Collection of fuel ,particularly fire wood for using as fuel.

5.Cremation of a dead body.(Note - But cremating the dead body can not be avoided,so five dummy dead bodies are made of flour or Kush and they are burnt too. Shanti karm is also performed while burning the dead body.)

Related Posts 

(6.2.30) What is Nakshtra
(Defination of NNakshtra

(6.2.31) Nakshtras and their Lords
(Every Nakshtra has its own lord)

(6.2.32) Nakshtras and their classification
(Categories of Nakshtras according to their nature)

(6.2.33) Twenty seven Yog in Panchang
( Names of Dainik Yog )

(6.4.7) What can be done during Panchak
(The activities to be done during Panchak)

(6.4.8) What cannot be done during Panchak
(The activities which are prohibited during Panchak)
(6.4.9) Panchak Nakshtras and auspicious Yog
(The list of the auspicious Yogs formed with the combination of Panchak Nakshtra and Vaar)

(5.2.36) Muhurat for joining a new job / Muhurat for joining job at new place

The best  Muhurat for joining a govt lob /Muhurat for a new job / Muhurat for joining job in private sector/ Muhurat for joining job at new place on transfer

Joining job at right time on the auspicious day in Shubh Muhurat enhances the  possibility of success. The job may be in the govt. sector or in the private sector. Due to the policy of the organisation the employee may be transferred from one place to another. In that case also one must join the duty at the auspicious time.
The following are the important factors or things considered for the Muhurat for joining the job -
Day (Vaar) - Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Nakshatra - Ashvini, Mrigshira, Pushya, Hast, Chitra, Anuradha, Revati.
Tithi - 
Krishna Paksh - 1,2,3,5,7,10,11,13
Shukla Paksh - 2,3,5,7,10,11,13
Chandra Shuddhi - The moon must not be in the 4th, 8th or 12th sign from the person's sign.(For Chandra Shuddhi CLICK HERE)
Important Note - If the combination of Vaar, Nakshtra and Tithi (as given above) is not available, one can use any of the following alternatives which are also almost equally useful and give favourable results -
1. Abhijit Muhurat - This Muhurat is available everyday (barring Wednesday). It starts 24 minutes before the local noon time and remains 24 minutes after the local noon time. Thus its total duration is 48 minutes but the duration may reduce if the day is shorter than 12 hours and may increase if the day is longer. (for abhijit Muhurat detail, click here)
2. Hora Muhurat - There are 24 Hora in a day and night. The duration of one Hora is about one hour. The Surya Hora may be taken for joining new job or at the new place after the transfer. (for detail Hora Muhurat, click here.)
3. Chaughadiya Muhurat - Labh, Shubh or Amrit Chaughadiya may be used for joining job. (for detail Chaughadiya Muhurat, click here)  

(10.1.37) Maru Mahotsav Jaisalmer / Desert Festival 2018

Maru Mahotsav/ Marumahotsav Jaisalmer/ Desert Festival Rajasthan/ Desert Fair Jaisalmer, Rajasthan 2018

When is Maru Mahotsav in 2018
In the year 2018 Maru Mahotsav starts on 29.01.2018 and ends on 31.01.2018.
Important things about Maru Mahotsav -
> Maru Mahotsav or Desert Fair is held from Magh Shukla Trayodashi to Magh shukla Poornima.
> The Maru Mahotsav was first held in the year 1979.
> Maru Mahotsav is also known as Desert Festival / Desert Fair/ Desert Fair Rajasthan/ Maru Mahotsav Jaisalmer etc.
> This Mahotsav/ Festival/ Fair is organised by the Tourism Department of Rajasthan every year.
> It is a colourful event which stresses on the local heritage and attracts many tourists who enjoy the main attractions of the Mahotsav.
> This festival lasts for three days.
> The main attraction of Maru Mahotsav are - cultural programmes, different competitions, dunes of desert area etc.

(10.4.12) Dev Narayan Jayanti 2017

Dev Narayan Jayanti / The birthday of folk deity of Rajasthan

When is Devnarayan Jayanti in 2017

In the year 2016 Jayanti of Devnarayan is on Friday, 03 February, 2017.

Important things about Dev Narayan Jayanti -

> Magh Shukla Saptami is known as Devnarayan Jayanti.

> This day is celebrated as the birthday of the folk deity of Rajasthan.

> The people of Gurjar or Goojar community celebrate the Jayanti of Devji.

> His devotees sing Bhajans, Devji ki phad, Devji kee Baat etc. in his praise.

(9.5.7) Eighteen Purans / Which are eighteen Purans

Names of eighteen Purans / Which are 18 Purans 

The Purans are the important scriptures of the Hindus. They are 18 in number. Their names are as follows - 
> Brahma Puran (ब्रह्म पुराण )
> Padma Puran (पद्म पुराण )
> Shiva Puran (शिव पुराण )
> Shree Madbhagawat Puran (श्री मदभागवत पुराण )
> Markandey Puran (मार्कण्डेय पुराण )
> Agni Puran (अग्नि पुराण )
> Narad Puran (नारद पुराण )
> Ling Puran (लिंग पुराण )
> Brahma Vaivart Puran (ब्रह्म वैवर्त पुराण )
> Vaarah Puran (वाराह पुराण )
> Skand Puran (स्कन्द पुराण )
> Vaaman Puran (वामन पुराण )
> Koorm Puran (कूर्म पुराण )
> Matsya Puran (मत्स्य पुराण )
 > Garud Puran (ब्रह्म पुराण )
> Brahmand Puran (ब्रह्माण्ड पुराण )
> Bhavishya Puran (भविष्य पुराण )
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(14) Important and useful Mantra and Stotra 
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(14.9.1) Ramrakshastotra / Benefits of Ramrakshastotra
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(14.9.1/1) Katyayani Mantra for a good and desired husband
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(14.9.2) Vishnu sahastranam /Benefits of Vishnu Sahastranam stotra
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(14.9.3) Narayan Kavach / Benefits of Narayan Kavach
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(14.9.4) Ram Mantra for removing calamities
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(14.9.5) Padmavati Mantra for progress in business
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(14.9.6) Padmavati Mantra for getting ambitions fulfilled
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(14.9.7) Padmavati Mantra for getting a good son
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(14.9.8) Padmavati Mantra for getting money and prosperity
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(14.9.9) Ram Mantra for wealth and prosperity
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(14.9.10) Ram Mantra for happiness and happiness
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(14.10.1) Om Namo Bhagawate Vaasudevaay - Benefits

(13.2.14) Chandra Niwas / Lcation or situation of Moon for Journey Muhurat

Chandra Niwas/ What is Chandra Niwas /(The situation /or location of the Moon) /What is importance of the situation of Moon for journey Muhurat  

What is Chandra Niwas -
Chandra niwas or location of Moon on the day of journey plays an important role for the successful journey. 

The Chandra Niwas chart is given below -

(A) If the Moon is in the Aries or Leo or Sagittarius, then it is situated in the east direction.

(B) If the Moon is in the Taurus or Vigro or Capricorn, then it (the Moon) is considered to be situated in the south direction.

(C) If the Moon is in the Gemini or Libra or Aquarius, then it is situated in the west direction.

(D) If the Moon is in the Cancer or Scorpio or Pisces, then it (the Moon) is considered to be situated in the north direction.

The Importance of Chandra Niwas for the Muhurat for travelling -

At the time of starting the travelling, the situation of the Moon in the front or in the right direction is considered to be auspicious.

At the time of starting the travelling, the situation of the Moon in the back side or in the left direction is considered to be inauspicious.

The example showing the auspiciousness of chandra niwas - 

If the Moon is situated in east direction, then- 

(A) it is auspicious for the travelling to the east direction because it is in the front of the person.

(B) it is also auspicious for the travelling to the north direction because it is to the right side of the person.

Other Posts you will like to read - 

(13.2.9) Tips for successful and safe journey

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(13.2.10) Shubh Shakun (Omens) at the time of travelling

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(6.2.13) Chandra Shuddhi / Chandra bal

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(5.3.3) Chaughadiya Muhurat

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(5.3.18) Vishithi Karan (Bhadra)

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(5.3.21) Hora Muhurat

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(13.2.13) Disha Shool /What is Dishashool / Dishashool in journey

Disha Shul or Dishashool / What is Disha Shool /What is the importance of Dishashool for journey  

What is Disha Shool - Disha shool is one of the factors which is considered for the Muhurat for journey. The concept of Dishashool indicates that the person should not travel on the particular week day to the particular direction. 
Here under is given the detail of Dish shool -

1. It is Dishashool in the east direction on Monday and Saturday. So the travelling should be avoided in the east direction on Monday and Saturday.

2. It is Dishashool in the south direction on Thursday. So the travelling should be avoided in the south direction on Thursday.

3. It is Dishashool in the west direction on Friday and Sunday. So the travelling should be avoided in the westt direction on Friday and Sunday.

4. It is Dishashool in the north direction on Tuesday and Wednesday. So the travelling should be avoided in the north 

direction on Tuesday and Wednesday.

5. It is Dishashool in the Aagneya direction on Monday and Thursday. So the travelling should be avoided in the Aagneya direction on Monday and Thursday.

6. It is Dishashool in the Nairetya direction on Friday and Sunday. So the travelling should be avoided in the Nairetya direction on Friday and Sunday.

7. It is Dishashool in the Vayavya direction on Tuesday. So the travelling should be avoided in the Vayavya direction on Tuesday.

8. It is Dishashool in the Ishaan direction on Wednesday. So the travelling should be avoided in the Ishaan direction on Tuesday.
Disha shool chart in short -
Disha (Direction) ---- Disha shool
East ----------------------Monday & Saturday
Aagney (SE) ------------Monday & Thursday
South --------------------Thursday
Nairetya (SW) ----------Friday & Sunday
West ---------------------Friday &Sunday
Vayavya (NW) ---------Tuesday
North --------------------Tuesday & Wednesday
Ishaan (NE)-------------Wednesday 

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