Don’t know the right day to take off Kalava? Your one mistake can cost you dearly.

News India Live, Digital Desk: In Hindu religion, there is a tradition of tying Kalava or Mauli on the wrist at the beginning of any auspicious work or worship. It is not just a thread, but is considered a symbol of protection and determination. It is believed that it protects us from the evil eye and brings positive energy in our lives.

Most of us tie Kalawa, but often do not know the important rules related to changing and taking it off. Removing Kalava in the wrong way or on the wrong day is considered inauspicious. Let us know today some very important rules related to tying, taking off and changing Kalawa, which everyone should know.

What are the different rules for men and women?

• For men and unmarried girls: According to astrology and scriptures, men and unmarried girls should always right hand Should be tied in. The right hand is associated with a person’s strength and determination.
• For married women: At the same time, married women have to left i.e. opposite hand Should be tied in. The left hand is considered a symbol of energy and power of the body, and this rule also reflects the balance of Shiva-Shakti.

Keep these things in mind while tying Kalawa

• While getting Kalava tied, your fist should be clenched and the other hand should be on the head.
• This thread should be wrapped only three times, because it symbolizes the Trinity – Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.
• Chanting mantras while tying or getting Kalava tied is considered very auspicious.

On which day to change the old art?

This is the most important question. Often people throw away the old Kalava any day when it gets broken or the color fades, which is absolutely wrong.

• to change art Tuesday And Saturday The day is considered the most auspicious.
• In these two days, you can remove the old Kalava and wear the new Kalava.
• Apart from this, one should avoid taking off Kalava on any other day, especially on days like Ekadashi or Amavasya.

What to do with old art?

This is also an important thing. Old Kalave should never be thrown in the dustbin or here and there. This is an insult to him.

• By respectfully removing the old art Peepal tree Put it in the root of.
• If there are no trees nearby, then it can be planted in a flowing water. Holy water Let it flow in.

These small things are related to our faith and traditions. Taking care of them not only makes us feel good psychologically, but it is also believed that it gives us positive results.