Today’s Panchang 20-08-2023, Kaal Sarp Yoga Remedy for Peace

Today’s Panchang

🌤 Date – 20 August 2023
🌤 Day – Sunday
🌤 Vikram Samvat – 2080 (Gujarat – 2079)
🌤 Shak Samvat-1945
🌤 Ayan – Dakshinayan
🌤 Ritu – rainy season
🌤 Month – Shravan
🌤 Paksha – Shukla
🌤 Date – Chaturthi night till 12:21 then Panchami
🌤 Nakshatra – Hand till 04:22 am on August 21 and then Chitra
🌤 Yoga – Sadhya till 09:59 auspicious after that
🌤 Rahukaal – 05:29 PM to 07:05 PM
🌞 Sunrise-06:19
🌤 Sunset – 19:04
👉 Dishashool – in the West Direction
🚩 Vrat festival details – Vinayaka Chaturthi
💥 Special – * Eating radish on Chaturthi destroys money. (Brahmavivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda: 27.29-34)
💥 Female sex and eating and applying sesame oil is prohibited on Sunday. (Brahmavivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda: 27.29-38)
Lentils, ginger and red colored greens should not be eaten on Sunday. (Brahmavivarta Purana, Shri Krishna Volume: 75.90)
💥 Food should not be eaten in a bronze vessel on Sunday. (Brahmavivarta Purana, Shri Krishna Volume: 75)
💥 According to Skanda Purana, Bilva tree should be worshiped on Sunday. By this the great sins like Brahmahatya etc. are also destroyed.

🌷 Kaal Sarp Yoga 🌷
➡ Nag Panchami is on 21 August 2023 Monday.
🙏🏻 On the day of Nag Panchami, those who have Kaal Sarp Yoga, they should do this remedy for peace. On the day of Panchami, put raw milk in a container under the Peepal tree, light a ghee lamp, make a small laddu by mixing raw flour, ghee and jaggery and keep it and pray by chanting the following mantra:-
🐍 Om Anantay Namah
🐍 Om Vasukay Namah
🐍 Om Shankh Palaya Namah
🐍 Om Takshakaya Namah
🐍 Om Karkotkaya Namah
🐍 Om Dhananjay Namah
🐍 Om Airavataya Namah
🐍 Om Mani Bhadraya Namah
🐍 Om Dhritarashtraya Namah
🐍 Om Kaliyaye Namah
➡ If there is Kaal Sarp Yog then its effect will go away .. Problems will go away .. Kaal Sarp Yog will have peace…

🌷 Nagpanchami 🌷
🙏🏻 On the fifth day of the bright fortnight of Shravan month, people celebrate Nagpanchami, a festival dedicated to snakes. This year, it falls on Monday, August 21. According to tradition, snakes are worshipped on this day as they are regarded as gods in Hinduism. The scriptures, such as Mahabharata, narrate the origin of snakes and their prominent names, such as Sheshnag, Vasuki, Takshak, and so on. On this Nagpanchami, we will tell you about the main snakes mentioned in the sacred texts.-

🐍 karkotak Nag
Karkotak belongs to the group of Shiva’s followers. As per the legend, Kadru, the mother of all snakes, gave them a curse that they would be burnt in the snake sacrifice. Fearing this, Kambal Nag fled to the world of Brahma, Shankhchud to the state of Manipur, Kaliya Nag to the Yamuna river, Dhritarashtra to Nag Prayag, Elapatra to the realm of Brahma and the rest went to Kurukshetra to meditate.

🙏🏻 At Brahmaji’s request, Karkotak Nag worshipped the Shiva Linga that was in front of Mahamaya in the Mahakal forest. Shiva was happy and said – Those who follow the snake faith, they will be safe. Then the Karkotak snake went inside the same Shivling. From then on, that linga is known as Karkoteshwar. It is said that those who pray to Karkoteshwar Shivling on Panchami, Chaturdashi and Sunday are free from snake bites.

🐍 Kaliya Nag

As per Shrimad Bhagwat, Kalia Nag lived in the Yamuna river with his wives. His poison made the water of Yamuna river toxic. Shri Krishna saw this and jumped into the Yamuna river in anger. There he fought with Kalia Nag fiercely. Finally, Shri Krishna overpowered Kalia Nag. Then Kalia Nag’s wives begged Shri Krishna to spare Kalia Nag. Shri Krishna told them to leave the Yamuna river and go somewhere else. Following Shri Krishna’s order, Kalia and his snake family left the Yamuna river and moved elsewhere.

Apart from these, snakes like Kambal, Shankhpal, Padma and Mahapadma etc. have also been described as worshipable in religious texts.