Tuesday marks a cosmic convergence as Gupt Navratri’s second day aligns with Dwapushkar Yoga, offering devotees a golden opportunity for secretive worship of Goddess Durga that promises amplified divine blessings.
Unlike mainstream Navratris, Gupt Navratri is shrouded in mystery, attracting advanced sadhaks who perform clandestine rituals to harness Maa Durga’s esoteric energies. These practices are revered for delivering swift and mighty outcomes in spiritual quests.
Panchang details for January 20: Dwitiya tithi persists till 2:42 AM next day. Shravana Nakshatra holds sway until afternoon 1:06 PM, yielding to Dhanishta thereafter. Siddhi Yoga concludes at 8:01 PM. Balav Karana wraps up by 2:31 PM, ushering in Kaulav.
Chandra’s journey through Capricorn enhances the day’s potency. Sunrise greets at 7:14 AM, sunset bids adieu at 5:50 PM. Dwapushkar Yoga dominates from 1:06 PM January 20 to 2:42 AM January 21 – a period where merits of holy deeds skyrocket.
Harness Brahm Muhurat (5:27-6:21 AM) for meditation, Abhijit (12:11-12:53 PM) for key rituals. Synergies in Vijay and Godhuli Muhurats further elevate proceedings.
Avoid pitfalls: Rahu Kaal (3:11-4:31 PM) halts new ventures, Yamaganda (9:53-11:13 AM) and Gulika (12:32-1:52 PM) demand caution. Note these timings to unlock the day’s full potential.
