In Hindu tradition, the timing of significant events is crucial, and this includes auspicious moments for various activities like marriages, starting a new business, or purchasing a vehicle. As the year 2024 commences, a traditional period known as Kharmas casts its shadow, signalling a time deemed inauspicious for such undertakings. However, as this period concludes after Makar Sankranti on January 15, 2024, astrologers shed light on opportune dates for initiating new ventures post the Kharmas phase.
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Understanding Kharmas: A Brief Pause in Auspiciousness
Kharmas is a month-long phase in Hindu tradition considered inauspicious for significant activities. Its occurrence aligns with the transition of the Sun into the Sagittarius zodiac sign. Many believe that the Sun’s weakened state during this transition makes it unfavourable for starting new endeavours. However, it’s essential to note that Kharmas are not inherently inauspicious according to the Panchang (Hindu calendar). Instead, it is often considered a favourable time for pilgrimage.
As the Kharmas period concludes after Makar Sankranti on January 15, the subsequent dates in January offer auspicious opportunities for various activities:
January 17: Wednesday, Paush Shukla Saptami Tithi, Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra
January 21: Sunday, Paush Shukla Ekadashi Tithi, Rohini Nakshatra
January 25: Thursday, Paush Shukla Purnima Tithi, Pushya Nakshatra
January 26: Friday, Magh Krishna Pratipada Tithi, Pushya Nakshatra
January 31: Wednesday, Magh Krishna Panchami Tithi, Hasta Nakshatra
February: A Continuation of Favorable Alignments
As February unfolds, more propitious timings present themselves:
February 4: Sunday, Magh Krishna Navami Tithi, Anuradha Nakshatra
February 12: Monday, Magh Shukla Tritiya Tithi, Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra
February 15: Thursday, Magh Shukla Shashthi Tithi, Ashwini Nakshatra
February 22: Thursday, Magh Shukla Trayodashi Tithi, Pushya Nakshatra
March: Navigating Through Transitional Phases
March marks a transitional period with both auspicious and cautionary aspects:
March 2: Saturday, Phalgun Krishna Saptami Tithi, Anuradha Nakshatra
March 3: Sunday, Phalgun Krishna Ashtami Tithi, Anuradha Nakshatra
March 13: Wednesday, Phalgun Shukla Tritiya Tithi, Ashwini Nakshatra
Post-March 13, another Kharmas phase commences and persists until April 13. It’s crucial to exercise caution during this period, as astrological insights suggest potential challenges related to motivation and confidence.
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Kharmas Insights: Awaiting Jupiter’s Influence
Following the second Kharmas phase, the period from May 7 to June 6 will see the activation of Dev Guru Jupiter. For auspicious activities, Jupiter should remain in the ascendant state, and initiating ventures when Jupiter sets is discouraged. While some may choose to proceed with significant undertakings during Kharmas, it’s advisable to acknowledge the traditional cautionary stance due to the perceived weakening of the Sun during its transition into Sagittarius.
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In conclusion, as the Hindu calendar unfolds in 2024, navigating through auspicious and cautionary periods becomes essential. The Kharmas 2024 phase offers a window of opportunity for those planning to embark on new ventures, with careful consideration of astrological alignments. It’s a delicate dance between tradition and ambition, where aligning one’s actions with the celestial movements may pave the way for success in the coming year. As the celestial dance unfolds, individuals navigating the post-Kharmas period in 2024 must strike a balance between tradition and ambition. Acknowledging the cautionary stance during Kharmas while capitalizing on the opportune dates presented, one can align actions with celestial movements for a prosperous and harmonious journey in the new year.
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