Pariharams For Gulika, Rahu Kaalam, Yamagandam & Shoolam

January 13, 2014 51 Comments


wealthymattersThe info below is in continuation of the post here:Link

Gulika, Rahu Kaalam, Yamagandam & Shoolam are best avoided to  improve one’s chances of success.

In case it is inevitable to undertake action during these times,we can adopt simple strategies of travelling in a different direction first,praying to the istha devata or taking the help of the Kolaru Pathigam

The following table lists other simple pariharams you can do,if you have exams,meetings etc.scheduled for inauspicious times and can’t reschedule:

Day Rahu Kaalam Gulika Yamagandam Shoolam Pariharam
Sunday 4:30-6 3-4:30 12-1:30 West Jaggery
Monday 7:30-9 1:30-3 10:30-12 East Curd
Tuesday 3-4:30 12-1:30 9-10:30 North Milk
Wednesday 12-1.30 10:30-12 7:30-9 North Milk
Thursday 1:30-3 9-10:30 6-7:30 South Oil
Friday 10:30-12 7:30-9 3-4:30 West Jaggery
Saturday 9-10:30 6-7:30 1:30-3 East Curd

 

 

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Nalla Nerams And The Gowri Panchangam

August 1, 2013 4 Comments


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In this very popular post:here,I dealt with Gulika,Rahu Kaalam and Yamagandam. These are times a person specifically avoids or selects after thought. as suitable for starting important activities.

In addition to these, in  the Panchang, the hours of a day are divided into generally good (nalla nerams) and not so good ones . In Tamil Nadu the Gowri Panchangam is popular.Other communities in India have their own versions of the Panchang.

Amirdha, Dhanam, Uthi, Laabam and Sugam are believes to be OK to do work in. Rogam, Soram and Visham are generally avoided.You can check the Gowri Panchangam here:Link

Gulika,Rahu Kaalam and Yamagandam times override the more general classifications in the Panchangam.

 

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Gulika , Rahu Kaalam , Yamagandam & Shoolam

October 4, 2011 144 Comments


wealthymatters.comA bit of good luck never hurt any body.Or is it the belief that we are going to encounter good luck that keeps us in a winning frame of mind?In any case. here are some Hindu beliefs to increase one’s success:

Traditional wisdom informs us that activities done at certain times of the day give good or bad results due to overriding universal influences. There are energies working to move time and events and by following some rules for navigating these energy-significant periods of times we can maximize positive end-results in daily activities while avoiding the negative ones. Read more of this post

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