மிகப்பெரிய அமாவாசை, ஞாயிற்றுக்கிழமை மிகவும் சக்தி வாய்ந்தது என்பதால்,இந்த கறியை சமைத்தால் தரித்திரம்

The video discusses the significance of the upcoming powerful New Moon (Amavasya) coinciding with a Sunday and a solar eclipse on September 21st, highlighting traditional beliefs, rituals, dietary restrictions, and remedies to attract prosperity and avoid misfortune.

Key Lifestyle and Ritual Tips:

• Avoid Cooking or Eating Certain Foods on New Moon Sunday:
  • Do not cook or eat Drumstick, beetroot, or non-vegetarian foods (fish, meat, eggs, crab, shrimp, etc.) on this day.
  • Eating these can cause poverty, health issues (especially stomach problems), and bring curses or doshas.
  • Avoid eating gooseberry (amla) in any form and do not give yogurt or milk on loan or exchange.
• Household and Behavioral Restrictions:
  • Do not bring or buy iron items (scissors, knives, floor mats) or black clothes on this day.
  • Avoid drawing kolams (rangoli) with yellow saffron or watering Tulsi plants at the front door.
  • Do not cut nails or hair on this day.
  • Avoid sexual activity on New Moon Sunday, as it is considered inauspicious and can bring lifelong hardships.
  • Pregnant women should avoid going out during the eclipse.
  • Avoid traveling long distances or visiting crematoriums or graveyards to prevent negative energy.
  • Wake up before sunrise and take a head bath by pouring plain water (no shampoo) to avoid poverty.
  • Do not sleep during the day after sunrise.
• Recommended Rituals and Remedies:
  • Perform self-donation (dakshina) to Brahmins for blessings from ancestors (Pitru).
  • Feed crows or dogs with cooked food placed on leaves as offerings to ancestors.
  • Offer Surya Arghyam (water offering to the Sun God) in the morning.
  • Light a lamp with cow ghee or good oil in front of Goddess Lakshmi for prosperity.
  • Prepare a lemon garland for vehicles to remove evils.
  • Use a mixture of saffron, chili seeds, and water poured near a sacred tree to remove doshas.

Items to Buy and Bring Home for Wealth and Prosperity:

• Pumpkin: Bring home or pluck from a tree; hang it at the door with turmeric and saffron to ward off evil and attract wealth.
• Jaggery: Considered sacred and powerful; keep in the puja room before use.
• Mustard seeds: Bring a small packet; can be used in cooking or remedies; associated with Goddess Lakshmi.
• Javadhu (barley powder or paste): Used for fragrance and worship; spray near deities and doorways to invite prosperity.
• Rock salt: Used in remedies to pay off debts and attract wealth; can also be used in cooking.
• Coriander: Has extraordinary power; buying it brings Goddess Lakshmi’s blessings.
• Peanuts: Bring home and keep in the puja room briefly; helps remove sins and horoscope defects.

Plant Remedies:

• Aloe Vera and Cactus Plants:
  • Considered sacred and powerful for removing negative energy and attracting wealth.
  • On New Moon day, wipe the plant, sprinkle turmeric and saffron on it, place it on a plate with Mustard seeds and camphor, and perform a ritual walking through the house.
  • Pour water mixed with Jaggery on the cactus to increase money attraction.
  • Growing these plants at home brings peace, prosperity, and removes poverty.
  • Cactus growth direction is linked to income and prosperity.

Additional Highlights:

• The New Moon day is also Mahalaya Amavasya, a significant day for performing Pitru Shraddha (ancestral rites).
• Feeding crows is symbolic of feeding ancestors and removes Pitru doshas.
• Story of Karna is shared to emphasize the importance of charity and feeding the hungry.
• Avoid eating dinner on New Moon day; eat only lunch and snacks for better health.
• The solar eclipse on this date is not visible in India, so eclipse-specific rituals are not necessary.
• Avoid black clothes and metal purchases on this day.
• Emphasis on following these traditional rules to avoid poverty, curses, and health problems, and to gain blessings from Goddess Lakshmi.

Notable Locations, Products, and Concepts:

• Locations: India (context of rituals), Australia/New Zealand/Antarctica (eclipse visibility)
• Products/Items: Drumstick, beetroot, Jaggery, Mustard seeds, Javadhu (barley powder), Rock salt, coriander, peanuts, Aloe Vera plant, Cactus plant, pumpkin, saffron, camphor
• Speakers: Traditional Hindu scriptures and puranas cited; references to Garuda Purana and Vastu Shastra
• Cultural Practices: Pitru Paksha, Mahalaya Amavas