One of the unluckiest times of the day is Rahu Kaal. Most astrologers agree that at this time, it is best to refrain from starting any new projects or performing any lucky rituals. It is stated that whatever is undertaken when Rahu Kaal is present is fruitless. The amount of bad energy is reaching its peak right now. As a result, locals should dedicate themselves to worshipping Lord Shiva and Goddess Durga.
Find out today’s Rahu Kalam Timing here.
Who is Rahu and what is Rahu Kalam?
Rahu and Ketu are two of the nine planets known as the navagrahas. They actually stand in for the two nodal points where Earth’s orbit of the Sun and the Moon connect. Rahu is still the North Lunar Node. Rahu and Ketu are referred to as “shadow planets” since they don’t actually exist in the physical world. According to folklore, Rahu was first a demon who took the form of a Deva, a celestial person and drank a small amount of the everlasting nectar. However, Lord Vishnu cut off his head when he was discovered. He survived, nevertheless, and is represented as a being with a snake-like body and an asura (devil) head because he is immortal.
Despite being commonly seen as unlucky, Rahu is a potent planet that, in addition to harming people in other ways, may foster materialistic impulses in them.
Rahu and Ketu do not have any designated weekdays, unlike the other seven planets that dominate each of the seven days of the week. Instead, it is thought that they have daily control over two distinct spans of time, each lasting 1.5 hours. Rahu Kalam refers to Rahu’s tenure of rule during that time. Even though this time frame is not seen as favorable for undertaking significant tasks, some specific worships carried out during this time frame are thought to be quite successful.
The purpose of this Rahu Kala Pooja, which is performed during Rahu Kalam, is to appease the Snake God.
Malefic Effect of Rahu Kaal
The most unfavorable planet in Vedic astrology, Rahu, according to astrologers, makes incorrect assumptions in natives’ minds and tempts them to take the wrong path. The inhabitants under its influence become overly ambitious and are surrounded by delusions. They seek wealth through dishonest ways and frequently end up taking on significant debt. According to popular belief, whatever is started or accomplished during Rahu Kaal becomes fruitless and void.
People should adhere to the Rahu Dosha Muhurat remedies during Rahu Kaal. They will be able to clear their minds of the negativity and obtain clarity as a result. In Rahu Kaal or Rahu Mahadasha, worshipping the goddess Durga and reciting the Durga Stotram are particularly beneficial, according to Hindu tradition. Praying to Lord Shiva is another effective method that is considered Shubh during Rahu Kaal.
Significance of Worshipping Lord Shiva in Rahu Kaal
Lord Shiva is regarded as the Earth’s destroyer in Hindu mythology. He is regarded as the nicest and most forgiving Lord for demons, Gods, and people because he embodies Supreme authority.
According to Hindu texts, it is exceedingly beneficial to worship Lord Shiva and recite the Kaal Bhairava Mantra during the Rahu Kaal time. When reciting the Kaal Bhairava Mantra, the Shubh Muhurat is Rahu kalam on Sundays between 4:30 and 6:00 PM.
The period between sunrise and sunset is divided into 8 components or time groups, and each of these is assigned a Rahukaal value based on the day of the week. Rahu Kaal is classified as follows for each weekday:-
Sunday – 8th Muhurt (Unit)
Monday – 2nd Muhurt
Tuesday – 7th Muhurt
Wednesday – 5th Muhurt
Thursday – 6th Muhurt
Friday – 4th Muhurt
Saturday – 3rd Muhurt
In this Puja Muhurat, anyone who worships Lord Shiva and makes offerings of coconut, sindoor, flowers, mustard oil, black sesame, etc. gains blessings and triumphs over all illnesses, enemies, and poverty.
How is the Rahu Kala Pooja conducted and what are the benefits of doing it?
This ritual entails performing a Pooja to the Snake God during the Rahu Kalam time period in order to win his favor. A Pooja can be any formal worship that involves several rites, but in this context, the phrase is usually used to refer to an Archana, or Light and Sound Ceremony. In this remedy, the Snake God is given special adoration, and an Archana is performed in the devotees’ and their families’ names, as well as in praise of the deity.
Rahu, who is a snake himself, rules the time during which the Rahu Kala Pooja is performed to the Snake God in order to win God’s pity for the worshippers. This can serve as a powerful fix for a number of issues. This can assist to get rid of karmic influences, get rid of illnesses, clear mental instability, and generally improve life.
Kaal Bhairav Beej Mantra:
- “Om aim hraam kleem shri batuk bhairavaya”.
- “Om Hreem Bum Batukaya Apadudharanaya Kuru Kuru Batukaya Hreem Om Namaha Shiyaye “
- “Om Hraam Hreem Hroom Hrime Hroum Ksham Kshetrapaalaaya Kaala Bhairavaaya Namaha”Kaal Bhairava Gayatri Mantra:
- “Om Kaalakaalaaya Vidhmahey Kaalaatheethaaya dheemahi Thanno Kaala Bhairava Prachodhayaath”
Reciting the above Mantras in the Rahu Kaal repeatedly gain prosperity and wealth in their life.
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