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00:00If it happens, it is called Dakshinayanam

00:02Ravi in Dhanasya is called Makara Sankaramanam

00:07Makara Sankaranti

00:09As we said, every Sankaramanam is special

00:13The reason behind Makara Sankaranti's importance, uniqueness and uniqueness is

00:20The time when the Sun enters Makara and reaches Mithunam is called Uttarayanam

00:29This Uttarayanam is described as the day for the Gods

00:33The Sun entering Makara, Makaram, Kumbham, Meenam, Mesham, Vrishabham, Mithunam

00:39The time when the Sun enters Makara, Makaram, Kumbham, Meenam, Mesham, Vrishabham, Mithunam

00:44is called Uttarayanam

00:47That is why, Uttarayanam has special Upanayanas, Vivahas, special Shubhakariyas, Devata Kariyas, Devata Pratishthas

00:55All these are celebrated in Uttarayanam

01:00Srinivasji, what is the speciality of this festival when the Sun enters Makara?

01:08If we take Makara Sankaranti under Rahu Ketu, then we can compare Uttarayanam with Ketu and Dakshinayanam with Rahu

01:16The speciality of entering Uttarayanam is

01:22Devata Upanayana is celebrated more

01:26Usually, Makara Sankaranti is celebrated during Pushya month

01:33That is, after the Sun enters Uttarashada nakshatram, it is called Makara Sankaranti

01:40After this, the Sun enters Shudrakshatram

01:44According to Jyotish Shastra, even when the Sun is in the 12th house

01:50When the Sun enters the 4th house of Punarasu Nakshatram, it is called Karkara Sankaramanam

01:55When the Sun enters the 2nd house of Uttarashada nakshatram, it is called Makara Sankaranti

02:02This can be explained in two ways

02:06Uttarayanam and Dakshinayanam

02:10In Jyotish Shastra, Uttarayanam and Dakshinayanam are mentioned

02:19Uttarayanam and Dakshinayanam are mentioned

02:25Uttarayanam is the time when the Sun enters Uttarashada nakshatram

02:34That is why it is called Uttarayanam

02:38Why is Uttarayanam called Punyakalam?

02:48Makara Sankaranti is called Uttarayanam when the Sun enters the 6th house

02:55In Bhachakram, we divide the year into two parts

03:00This is called Ayanam

03:02Ayanam is the name of a journey

03:07That is why it is called Ayanam, Dakshinayanam, Uttarayanam and Ramayanam

03:16In this, Karkataka, Dhanurasi, Dakshinayanam, Makaradasi and Mithunadasi are called Uttarayanam

03:24What is special about Uttarayanam?

03:29It is said to be the day time for the Gods

03:32Day time is a special time for all of us

03:40If we want to see something at night, we need a light

03:46If we want to see it during the day time, we need not need a light

03:51In this day time, it is called Punyakalam

04:03In Uttarayanam, it is called Uttarayanapunyakalam

04:08In Uttarayanam, it is called Punyakalam

04:23There are two types of Punyakalam

04:28In Uttarayanam, it is called Punyakalam

04:47Guruji, why did Bhishmacharyas wait till Uttarayanam for Pranadkaranam?

04:52Bhishmacharyas waited for Pranadkaranam

04:54Bhishmacharyas waited for Pranadkaranam

04:58Bhishmacharyas waited for Pranadkaranam

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