2 अक्टूबर सूर्य ग्रहण सूतक कितने बजे Grahan Kab Lagega Surya grahan Kitne Baje Lagega Sutak Time

Summary

The video discusses the upcoming solar eclipse on October 2, coinciding with 'Sarva Pitru Amavasya' and being the longest eclipse of the century, lasting over 6 hours. It provides important astrological insights, detailing which zodiac signs will benefit or face challenges during this event. Special attention is given to precautions for pregnant women and recommended rituals like charitable donations of wheat, lentils, and bananas post-eclipse. The video emphasizes the significance of this eclipse for certain zodiac signs and the importance of observing traditional practices to avoid negative effects.

Takeaways

• 🌑 The solar eclipse on Sarva Pitru Amavasya will be the longest one of the century, lasting 6 hours and 4 minutes.
• 🕒 The eclipse will start on 2nd October at 9:01 AM and end at 3:01 PM the next day, 3rd October.
• 🔆 The eclipse will take place during the last day of Pitru Paksha, coinciding with the beginning of Navratri on 3rd October.
• 👶 Pregnant women should take extra precautions during the eclipse, avoiding sharp objects and not going outside.
• 🛑 It is advised not to eat food or touch temple idols during the eclipse. Temples should remain closed.
• 🙏 After the eclipse, donations such as wheat, chickpeas, jaggery, bananas, milk, fruits, and sugar are considered auspicious.
• ♍ The eclipse will occur in Virgo, and people with Aries (Mesha) should take special care of their health as they may face challenges.
• 💼 Four zodiac signs—Capricorn (Makar), Taurus (Vrishabha), Scorpio (Vrishchik), and Virgo (Kanya)—will benefit from this eclipse in terms of career and financial gain.
• ⚠️ The eclipse will bring challenges and potential losses to Aries (Mesha), Gemini (Mithun), Cancer (Kark), and Libra (Tula).
• 🔔 Although the eclipse happens on Sarva Pitru Amavasya, the Sutak period (inauspicious time) will not affect Shradh rituals, allowing them to proceed uninterrupted.

Q & A

When is the solar eclipse mentioned in the script occurring?

The solar eclipse is occurring on 2nd October, on Sarva Pitru Amavasya.

How long will the solar eclipse last?

The solar eclipse will last for 6 hours and 4 minutes.

What time will the solar eclipse begin and end?

The eclipse will start at 9:01 AM on 2nd October and will end at 3:01 AM on 3rd October.

What precautions are suggested for pregnant women during the solar eclipse?

Pregnant women are advised to stay indoors, avoid using sharp objects like scissors or knives, and not to engage in sewing.

Which zodiac signs will benefit from this solar eclipse?

Capricorn, Taurus, Scorpio, and Virgo will benefit from the eclipse, potentially gaining financial success and career growth.

Which zodiac signs are likely to face challenges due to the solar eclipse?

Aries, Gemini, Cancer, and Libra may face challenges, including health issues and business losses.

Is the 'Sutak' period (a time of inauspiciousness) applicable during this eclipse?

No, the 'Sutak' period is not considered applicable for this eclipse, so rituals like Shraddh can proceed without interruptions.

What should be avoided during the solar eclipse according to the script?

It is recommended to avoid eating food, keep the doors of home temples closed, and avoid touching idols of deities during the eclipse.

What items are considered auspicious for donation after the solar eclipse?

After the eclipse, it is auspicious to donate items such as wheat, gram, jaggery, lentils, bananas, milk, fruits, and sugar to those in need.

What special event begins after the eclipse, according to the script?

Navratri begins after the eclipse on 3rd October, and the Kalash Sthapana ritual will take place.