Why Avoid Auspicious Activities During Bhadra? Unveiling the Ancient Belief

• Bhadra is a period in Hinduism when auspicious activities are traditionally avoided due to its inauspicious nature.
• According to scriptures, Bhadra is the daughter of Lord Surya Dev and Mata Chhaya, and the sister of Lord Shani Dev, known for her fierce and angry disposition.
• Astrologer Pandit Kalki Ram from Ayodhya explains Bhadra as the 'Goddess who creates obstacles,' hindering positive outcomes for auspicious tasks.
• Activities like marriage, mundan, housewarming, or Bhoomi Pujan are advised against during Bhadra to prevent hindrances or inauspicious results.
• While some specific rituals like intense spiritual practices can be performed, it's generally recommended to consult the Panchang and wait for Bhadra to end before starting good deeds.