Will there be any obstruction in the departure of ancestors? Know the truth:

This year, on the last day of Pitru Paksha, that is, on the all -round Amavasya, a coincidence is being created, which has created confusion in the minds of many people. The second and last solar eclipse of the year is also going to be held on this special day of farewell of fathers. Now the question arises whether it would be right to send the ancestors off in the shadow of the eclipse? Will necessary work be done like Shraddha, Tarpan?

If you have this question in your mind too, then there is nothing to worry. Come, let’s remove this dilemma.

Will eclipse affect Shraddha Karma?

According to astrologers, this solar eclipse will start at 10.59 minutes on the night of 21 September and will end at 3:30 pm. The most important thing to note is that there will be a night in India at that time and this eclipse will not be visible from here.

According to religious beliefs, the sutak period of any eclipse is valid where it appears. Because this eclipse will not be seen in India, it will not apply here either.

This simply means that on September 21, you can do all the rituals of your ancestors with the rituals of your ancestors without any concern in the day without any concern. On this day neither the doors of temples will be closed nor any kind of religious work will be banned.

Where will this solar eclipse appear?

Although this eclipse will not be seen in India, but this astronomical event will be seen in many parts of the world. This solar eclipse will appear in Australia, Antarctica, Africa, Indian Ocean, New Zealand and parts of Asia.

What should be kept in mind during the eclipse?

By the way, it is advisable to take some precautions during solar eclipse, such as not getting out of pregnant women, avoiding eating and drinking and taking bath after eclipse. But these rules apply to the same places, where the eclipse appears. Because it will remain invisible in India, so people here do not have to worry about these precautions.