New Delhi, March 27: The Panchang holds significant importance in Sanatan Dharma. On March 28, Saturday, the conjunction of Shukla Paksha Ekadashi is considered particularly special from a religious and spiritual perspective. This day is deemed favorable for fasting, worship, and planning new endeavors, although there are certain times that are regarded as inauspicious.
Regarding the date, Shukla Dashami will remain until 08:45 AM, after which Shukla Ekadashi will commence. Ekadashi holds special significance in Hinduism and is considered the best time for the worship of Lord Vishnu. The Pushya Nakshatra will be present until 02:50 PM, followed by the onset of Ashlesha Nakshatra. Pushya Nakshatra is regarded as extremely auspicious for starting new ventures, while caution is advised during Ashlesha Nakshatra.
As for auspicious timings, Brahma Muhurat will be from 04:44 AM to 05:30 AM, which is considered the best time for meditation and worship. Abhijit Muhurat will be from 12:02 PM to 12:52 PM, during which any important work can be undertaken. Additionally, Vijay Muhurat will be from 02:31 PM to 03:20 PM, deemed favorable for travel or starting new tasks. Amrit Kaal will last from 08:35 AM to 10:09 AM, recognized as a highly beneficial time.
On the other hand, inauspicious times include Rahu Kaal from 09:22 AM to 10:55 AM, during which new activities should be avoided. Yamgand will occur from 02:00 PM to 03:32 PM, and Gulika Kaal will be effective from 06:17 AM to 07:49 AM. Special caution is necessary during these periods. Furthermore, Bhadra Kaal will begin at 08:13 PM and last until the following morning, which is considered prohibited for auspicious activities.
According to the positions of zodiac signs and planets, the Moon will be in Cancer, while the Sun will be in Pisces. This alignment is believed to be favorable for mental peace and emotional balance. The influence of the spring season and Uttarayana will also continue, enhancing energy and positivity.
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