The month of cold, penance and festival Paush is coming, are you making any mistake?:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The year is changing and with it the tenth and very special month of the Hindu calendar i.e. ‘Paush Maas’ is also knocking at our door. As soon as we start huddling under the quilt and feel the severe cold, the importance of the sun’s warmth increases even more from a spiritual point of view. This month is not only of winter, but Worship of Sun God And it is about remembering our ancestors.

But, elders say that there is a rule for everything. In this month too, there are some things that can make you a “king” and some mistakes that can spoil an already established situation. Let us understand in simple language what should be done during this period and what things should be avoided.

1. There is a ‘full stop’ on auspicious works.
You must have often heard that “Hey, marriage cannot happen right now, Kharmas is going on.” Yes, on the month of Paush only Kharmas It is said. It is believed that at this time the influence of Sun God becomes a little ‘slow down’. Therefore, auspicious works like marriage, engagement, mundan or entering a new house (Griha Pravesh) are not performed during this entire month. This is not the time for noise, but for devotion with a calm mind.

2. Change these things in your dinner plate
Everyone feels like partying in the winter season, but the scriptures say that purity is very important in the month of Pausha.

• What not to eat: Stay away completely from meat, liquor and Tamasic food. Even many people avoid eating brinjal, radish or urad dal in this month.
• Giving up salt: If your health permits, try not to eat salt on Sunday. It is believed that this strengthens the Sun and increases respect.
• What should we eat: Sesame and jaggery! These are not only good for health but donating them is also considered as icing on the cake.

3. Sleeping late will be difficult
Don’t feel like leaving the quilt on a winter morning, do you? But the month of Paush is to give up laziness. This month, try to wake up before or with sunrise. Offering water (arghya) from a copper pot to the rising sun is the biggest ‘antibiotic’ of this month—it keeps both your luck and health in good shape.

4. Bitter words and anger
This month is also considered to be that of ‘ancestors’, which is sometimes also called ‘Chhota Pitru Paksha’. Therefore, insulting the elders in the house, speaking bitterly or cursing a poor person can make you guilty of sin. Speak as sweetly as possible and donate warm clothes to the needy.

Simple Mantra:
Make just one rule this month – chant ‘Om Suryay Namah’ every morning and apply red sandalwood tilak. Believe me, this simple habit will fill your life with amazing positive energy. So in this season, don’t just stay under the quilt, do some devotion too!