Auspicious time for Grahapravesh in 2021
It is believed that entering the home during an auspicious time makes life easy, with a minimum struggle for the family. So, to perform the Griha Pravesh ceremony, an auspicious date & time (Muhurtha) needs to be found, for which we seek the help of an astrologer. Generally, some festival days are considered highly favourable for Griha pravesh. These include Vasant Panchami, Akshaya Tritiya, Gudi Padwa, Dussehra (Vijayadashmi) etc. However, certain special occasions viz. Uttarayana, Holi, Adhikmas and Shraddha Paksha are considered unfavourable for this ceremony. Following are some tips on finding the most auspicious time for Griha Pravesh. Favourable Week Days: All days except Tuesday and Sunday. Favourable Stars: Rohini, Uttara Phalguni, Uttarashada, Uttara Bhadra (fixed stars) and Mrigashirsha, Chitra, Anuradha, Revathi (friendly stars). Unfavourable Tithis: Prathama, Chathurthy, Navami, Chathurdasi, Krishnapaksha Ashtami, Amavasi Unfavourable Nithyayogas: Vishkamba, Athigandha, Soola, Gandha, Vyaghata, Vajra, Vyathipatha, Parikha, Vaidhrithi Unfavourable Karanas: Vishti Lunar months of Magha, Phalguna, Vaishakha and Jyeshta are generally considered as favourable. Apart from the common Panchanga shuddi checks, various other Vedic Astrology parameters are analyzed for fixing the Grihapravesh Muhurtha. The general astrological quality based on the Kundli (horoscope) for the moment is usually analyzed. Factors such as eclipses, Sankranti, and Sandhyakalam are also considered.Housewarming Ceremony Dates 2021
(Griha Pravesh Muhurat 2021)
Following are the auspicious dates for Griha Pravesh in 2021/housewarming in 2021.Housewarming Ceremony The housewarming ceremony, or the rituals associated with Griha Pravesh 2021, varies within the Hindu community in India. We see different Griha Pravesh rituals in different parts of India. Some rituals we see in common are Kalash puja, Ganesh puja/homa, Navagraha Shanti and Vastu puja. Boiling milk, decorating the main door, serving food to family members and friends etc. are some common practices associated with housewarming ceremonies in India. Kalash Puja For this ritual, a copper pot filled with water is arranged. Nine types of grains and a coin are placed in it, and the top is covered with mango leaves and a coconut. This arrangement is called the Kalash. After the puja ritual, the female head of the house would carry it and enter the house, marking the ceremonious first entry. In some regions, the female head carries the Nilavilaku while making the ceremonious entry. Decoration of Main Door The main door is believed to be the entry point, for prosperity and good vibes, into the house. So, on the occasion of the Griha Pravesh ceremony, it is decorated with auspicious symbols like swastika. Lakshmi’s (Goddess of affluence) feet are drawn on the threshold and a ‘toran’ made of fresh mango leaves and marigold flowers is hung on the doorway. Boiling Milk The tradition of boiling milk in an open pot, until it boils over the sides, is an implication of abundance of food and richness which would bless the new home. After it has boiled over, it is served to the guests with a bit of sugar.9 January 2021 Saturday Ekadashi
12 February 2021 Friday Dauj
14 February 2021 Sunday Chauth
15 February 2021 Monday Panchmi
20 February 2021 Saturday Navmi
22 February 2021 Monday Ekadashi
8 March 2021 Monday Dashmi
9 March 2021 Tuesday Ekadashi
14 March 2021 Sunday Pratipada
15 March 2021 Monday Dauj
1 April 2021 Thursday Chaturthi
11 April 2021 Sunday Amavasya
16 April 2021 Friday Chaturthi
20 April 2021 Tuesday Ashtami
26 April 2021 Monday Chaturdashi
13 May 2021 Thursday Dauj
14 May 2021 Friday Akshaya Tritiya
21 May 2021 Friday Dashmi
22 May 2021 Saturday Ekadashi
24 May 2021 Monday Teras
26 May 2021 Wednesday Pratipada (lunar eclipse)
4 June 2021 Friday Ekadashi
5 June 2021 Saturday Ekadashi
19 June 2021 Saturday Dashmi
26 June 2021 Saturday Dauj
1 July 2021 Thursday Saptmi
5 November 2021 Friday Dauj
6 November 2021 Saturday Tritiya
10 November 2021 Wednesday Saptmi
20 November 2021 Saturday Dauj
29 November 2021 Monday Dashmi
13 December 2021 Monday Dashmi