Drik Panchang
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Drik Panchang
Notes: All timings are represented in 24+ hour notation in local time of Lancaster, United States with DST adjustment (if applicable).
Hours past midnight are higher than 24:00 and fall on next day. In Panchang day starts and ends with sunrise.
Ganda Moola is a specific Dosha considered in Vedic astrology based on the Nakshatra in which a person is born. It primarily pertains to those born under certain Gandanta Nakshatras, especially when the Chandra is in the transition zone between water and fire signs, which is believed to be an unstable or sensitive region. Ganda Moola is considered during the analysis of a newborn's horoscope to evaluate potential challenges or Doshas. If a child is born under one of the Ganda Moola Nakshatras, a Shanti Puja or Moola Nakshatra Shanti is usually recommended. Traditionally this Shanti Puja is done on the 27th day after birth or during the same Nakshatra in the following months.
Some classical texts and traditional beliefs associate this Dosha with possible obstacles for the child's well-being or that of close family members. However, this is not always the case and depends heavily on the detailed Janma Kundali. Ganda Moola days are often avoided for important ceremonies like marriages, housewarmings or business launches. Drik Panchang mentions Ganda Moola timings to help avoid inauspicious moments.
There are six Nakshatra(s) categorized as Ganda Moola -
Out of these, some fall under Gandanta zones, particularly -
Children born under these Nakshatra(s) may be said to have Ganda Moola Dosha, although modern astrologers often analyze the degree, Pada, and planetary influences before drawing conclusions. Modern astrologers analyze complete horoscope, including planetary aspects and Dasha periods, before labeling a birth as problematic. Specific Puja and rituals can nullify or mitigate any negative effects. Due to its relevance in Muhurat selection and Nakshatra-based remedies, Ganda Moola is regularly tracked in detailed Panchang.
Each Ganda Moola Nakshatra is linked to potential effects on a particular close relative, though these are not always deterministic. Remedies are often prescribed based on these beliefs. These effects vary depending on the Pada of the Nakshatra, planetary aspects, and overall birth chart. Not all individuals born in these Nakshatra(s) experience these issues.
The following measures are taken for the mitigation of Ganda Moola Dosha -
These rituals are believed to mitigate potential adverse effects, not just for the child but also for affected family members. While these traditional beliefs are deeply respected and followed in many Hindu communities, but modern astrologers emphasize an individualized reading of the Kundali. Often, not all births under Ganda Moola Nakshatra(s) are harmful. Planetary positions, Dasha periods, and house strengths are often more significant indicators than Nakshatra alone.
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