bhargavasarma {nirikhi krishna bhagavan}

KAPILA-KAPILA-KAPILA-KAPILA KAPILA-KAPILA-KAPILA The connection between Kapila Chintana and ancestral rituals becomes exceptionally magnified during Pithru Paksha (the dark fortnight of Bhadrapada Maasa). During this period, the cosmos opens a window for a rare, generational astrological phenomenon known as the Kapila Shashti Yoga. This yoga requires a perfect, rare confluence of seven specific astronomical constants: - Bhadrapada Maasa - Krishna Paksha - Shashti Thithi (The 6th Lunar Day) - Bhanu Vaara / Ravi Vaara (Sunday) - Sun in Hastha Nakshatra - Moon in Rohini Nakshatra - Vyatheepaatha Yoga The presiding deity of this rare moment is Kapila Naamaka Surya—the Supreme God Narayana residing as the inner controller of the Sun, radiating pure spiritual illumination. The scripts state that any Daana (charity), Snaana (sacred bath), or Worship performed on this day is 100 times more meritorious than the legendary Ardhodaya Yoga (which itself yields the fruit of 100 solar eclipses). Even...

BhaAgavatHa chintana (12.09.2026 to 26.09.2026)   PrAusHtapadi (bHadrapAda maAsa) The Full Moon day in the month of Bhadrapada is sacredly known as Praustapadi. Ending with this auspicious day, a period of 15 days starting from Bhadrapada Sukla Pratipada is strictly prescribed for the intense study, contemplation, and discourse (Pravachana/Shravana) of the BhaAgavatha Purana. The Context of the 15-Day Timeline: While many people associate the dark fortnight (Krishna Paksha) of Bhadrapada with Mahalaya Paksha (ancestor worship), the Sukla Paksha (bright fortnight) leading up to the Full Moon (Prausthapadi Purnima) is specifically designated for Bhagavata Parayana. The Reason: According to tradition, it is believed that immersing oneself in the Bhagavata during this time mirrors the spiritual liberation (Mukti) attained by King Parikshit under the guidance of Sage Shukacharya. The Essence of Bhagavatham & the Glory of BHAGAVANTHA Bhagavatham means the sacred script whi...