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India is a country where people pursue different religions, faith, customs, conventions, speak various languages. Everyone seeks advice from a different preacher or Guru on various important matters. Astrology is a great science and is very methodical. It is based on astronomical calculations. It opens our doors to many things which have immense value. Muhurat, a component of astrological study is instrumental in selecting an appropriate time for commencement of any auspicious work. It is computed based on several astrological parameters such as Tithi, Nakshatra, Vaar, Yoga and Karana. Apart from these solar and lunar months as well as ascendants play an important role in zeroing in on a Muhurat.
Yoga is an important component of Muhurta after Tithi, Vaar, and Nakshatra. The lunar day is from one sunrise to the next day sunrise.There are fifteen lunar days in each Paksha viz; Krishna Paksha of dark half and Shukla Paksha of bright half. Week days are named after the planets from Sun for Sunday, Moon for Monday, Mars for Tuesday, Mercury for Wednesday, Jupiter for Thursday, Venus for Friday and Saturn for Saturday. Combination of certain lunar days with weekdays forms different Yogas.
The full moon that will light the sky early in the morning of November 19 is particularly exceptional, as it will align with a partial lunar eclipse-the longest in nearly 600 years. This lunar event will not only paint the moon a vibrant reddish hue, but also offer a glimpse at what we can expect in the upcoming year-and-a-half-long eclipse season of Taurus and Scorpio.
Taurus loves beauty, exquisite details, and comfort. This sign loves to give yet can resist change. Scorpio, on the other hand, is our guide for honest transformation. This full moon is pushing us to move past our patterns of resistance and meet up with the Scorpio sun, where we melt our worries into liquid. Let that be the balm you need to fortify your passion for life. Allow it to help you center from within.
Good Yogas enhance the activity done in a Muhurat and bad Yogas create problems in the activity done in a Muhurat.
New assignments and works should not be commenced on a day which has malefic Yoga. Besides these, the foundation of a house or shop must not be laid during these malefic Yogas.
Let us take a look at the Kakrach Yoga. Kakrach Yoga is a malefic Yoga. This Yoga is inauspicious for journeys as they may end up giving negative results.
Just like any other Yogas the Kakrach Yoga is a combination of a specific week day and lunar day. The lunar day is 13. Astrologers say that Kakrach Yoga is inauspicious for any types of auspicious purposes. Marriage, journey, project, Upanayan and other auspicious works should not be performed in this malefic Yoga.
The Kakrach Yoga is formed when the sum of week day and lunar day is 13. Let's see how the sum of the combinations of week day and lunar day are arrived at:
All the above combinations lead to the formation of which Kakrach Yoga and hence are considered inauspicious. This also provides an inkling to the belief that the number13 is generally regarded as unlucky and should be avoided in auspicious works.
Astrology says that Kakrach Yoga is powerful and may also lead to failure of any task undertaken in this Yoga. To avoid such circumstances the native should follow the suggestions stated above.
This full moon sequence is a heart-opening practice to root you in your strength and stability.
Take a moment and lie down on your back. Start to even out your breath. Breathing in through the nose, slow inhale. Pursing the lips and breathing out through the mouth, soft long exhale. Repeat for five breaths. Bring your mind's eye to your heart as you breathe in through the nose, breathe across the chest. As you exhale, draw the navel in and breathe out the nose slowly and with ease. Repeat for eight breaths.
The affirmation we are working with today is "I am centered from within." At your heart center, picture a lotus flower. As you breathe in, the petals open to the light of the sun. As you breathe out, the petals release back into your heart, bringing the light deep within. Please take 10 breaths with this visualization.
Take a deep breath in and a long sigh, breathing out of your mouth. Pull your knees into your chest and rock yourself up to a Tabletop position. Fingers spread evenly on the mat, shoulders over your wrist, knees stacked hips-width apart. Lift up through your core, belly button to spine, and elongate the back of your neck. Inhale, drop your belly, lift your tailbone. Exhale to round your spine, lifting from your core. Take Cat–Cow four times.
Come to Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward-Facing Dog Pose) and pedal out your feet. Take eight breaths here. Hands are shoulder-width apart, spread your fingers evenly, push your hands into the mat like you are pushing away the floor. Lift your lower front ribs and engage your navel, as you exhale focus on encouraging your heels to ground into the mat. Keep your energy moving within, breathing in calmly and exhaling, "I am centered from within."
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