Holashtak has started from today, know which remedy for 8 days will remove its defects

Holashtak 2023: In Hinduism, the Holashtak which is considered inauspicious for any work from Ashtami to full moon of Shukla Paksha of Falgun month, how long will it last this year and what are the rules and measures related to it, know Read this article for.

Holashtak 2023: The Holi festival, which is celebrated on the full moon of Falgun month in Hinduism, for which people wait for the whole year, just eight days before that, Holashtak is starting today. It is considered inauspicious to do any auspicious or auspicious work during the period from the Ashtami Tithi of Falgun month to the full moon. It is believed that there is a possibility of obstruction or failure in any auspicious work done during this period. Let us know how long this Holashtak, which is held before Holi , will last and what are the rules and measures related to it.

How long will Holashtak last?

According to Panchang, Holashtak will start from today, 27 February 2023 and will remain till 08 March 2023. According to Hindu belief, during these eight days of Holashtak, the nine planets are in a fierce form, due to which their auspicious results are not achieved and there is a possibility of inauspiciousness in any work done.

Do not forget to do this work in Holashtak

According to the Panchang, the eight days of Holashtak, which are considered extremely inauspicious, include shaving, naming, marriage, housewarming, starting a business, etc., are considered extremely inauspicious. In such a situation, refrain from doing any auspicious or auspicious work during these eight days.

Measures to be taken on Holashtak

Holashtak, which is considered inauspicious for any auspicious work, devotion and chanting of mantras done for God is considered very virtuous. It is believed that by worshiping Lord Shri Vishnu's Narasimha or Krishna Avatar during these eight days of Holashtak, the seeker gets freedom from all kinds of troubles and happiness and prosperity remain in his life throughout the year. Worship of Chiranjeevi Hanuman ji, who is considered to be the deity of Kalyug, on Holashtak is also considered to remove all kinds of sufferings. Apart from worshiping and chanting mantras on Holashtak, donation is also considered very important. In such a situation, in these eight days, the needy person should also donate food, money etc. according to his ability.

(The information given here is based on religious beliefs and public beliefs, there is no scientific evidence for it. It has been presented here keeping in mind the general public interest.)