One of the beliefs in Hindu religion is choosing an auspicious day and time for starting certain activities with a belief that such an approach yields auspicious outcome.
There are differences of opinion among regions about calculating the days. For example, people from southern region of India follow calendar based on movement of Sun (solar calendar), whereas people of northern region of India follow calendar based on movement of Moon (lunar calendar).
However, in general, beliefs in table below, about activities to be started on a particular day are found to be common beliefs. This information is sourced from a Tamil magazine.
There are differences of opinion among regions about calculating the days. For example, people from southern region of India follow calendar based on movement of Sun (solar calendar), whereas people of northern region of India follow calendar based on movement of Moon (lunar calendar).
However, in general, beliefs in table below, about activities to be started on a particular day are found to be common beliefs. This information is sourced from a Tamil magazine.
Day
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Activities to be started/performed
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Sunday
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Good day for starting business and construction
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Monday
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For observing fast (vrat)
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Tuesday
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For starting war (battle)
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Wednesday
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For feeding guests
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Thursday
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For starting education and studies i.e. anything connected with learning and gaining knowledge
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Friday
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For performing worship and vrat
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Saturday
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For worship of Saturn
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Saints recommend that though these beliefs are good, one should not really be stuck to this. In fact in one his discourses Bhagwan Shri Satya Sai Baba has said that all days are good and all days are bad depending on your thought process and mindset.
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