Garaja Karana is one of the 11 Karanas in the Indian calendar. A “Karan” is half of a tithi, and every day has two Karanas. Gar Karana is considered to be an
auspicious and positive Karana. It is considered to be a Karana that provides stability and success.
Importance of Gar Karana
Ideal for auspicious works
Performing religious and auspicious works in Gar Karana is considered auspicious. This Karana is suitable for starting new works and taking business decisions.
Religious and social work
Works like Puja-Paath, Yagna, and charity are especially beneficial in this Karana.
Favourable for spiritual practice
Meditation, chanting, and other spiritual activities yield better results during Gar Karana.
Nature of Gar Karana
- Nature: Auspicious and positive.
- Auspiciousness: Actions performed in Gar Karana give long-term benefits.
- Planetary Influences:Gar Karana is influenced by the Moon and Mars, which makes it active and stable.
What to do in Gar Karana
Auspicious Actions
Marriage, Grihapravesh, Namkaran, and other auspicious actions. Major decisions like travel and investment.
Religious and Spiritual Activities
Performing Puja, Havan, and pilgrimages is beneficial during this time.
Business Decisions
This Karana is auspicious for starting a new business and financial investments.
What not to do in Gar Karana
Negative Activities
Avoid disputes, quarrels, and negative actions.
Immoral acts
Deceit and immoral activities should be avoided.
Calculation of Gar Karan
According to the Panchang, Gar Karan is determined by the position of the Moon and the Sun. It falls in the half of each tithi.
Astrological significance of Gar Karan
Gar Karan is considered auspicious and benign Karan. It can be used for auspicious works and important decisions. It provides mental peace and stability to the person.
Special advice
If you are planning to do any work during Gar Karan, then select the appropriate time by looking at the Panchang. Taking advice from an astrologer can also be useful.