Muhurat for Navratri Pujan in 2013

Muhurat for Navratri Pujan 2013

Navratri Muhurat for 2013 is the time during which all the rituals of Navratri Pooja should be done in 2013 to increase its auspiciousness. It is a custom in Hinduism to accomplish all the significant tasks or to organize a pujan only at the auspicious timings. The faith in the Almighty says that the path to reach the God and Goddess is cleared of all the hindrances and the prayers directly reach the deities when a Pooja is conducted according to muhurat. People in 2013 will also follow the Navratri muhurat to worship Goddess Durga in the festival of Navratri.

The festival of Navratri is celebrated four times in a year among which two are the most popular ones. Chaitra Navratri and Sharad Navratri are the navratri that are celebrated with great fervor all around the country whereas maghi gupt navratri and ashadhi gupt navratri are celebrated at small scale. Not many people are aware of the later mentioned navratri.

It may be any Navratri of the year 2013, the worship in all will be done on specified muhurat only. All the navratri will have different muhurta. This article is throwing light on the muhurat of all the Navratri in 2013 individually.

Muhurat for Sharad Navratri in 2013

Ghat Sthapana Muhurat: For those who gives importance to Ghat Sthapana, the time from 8:05 AM to 9:00 AM would be best on October 5, 2013. If you consider Choughadiya quite important, the time from 7:51 AM to 9:00 AM would be auspicious. Some experts consider that Navratri Muhurat for Ghat Sthapana is auspicious in fixed ascendant. Scorpio ascendant is rising from 9:35 AM to 11:50 AM in the morning. However, it is believed that Ghat Sthapana should not be performed during Rahu Kalam, so one should avoid the period from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM. Therefore, performing Ghat Sthapana in fixed ascendant from 10:30 AM to 11:50 AM is auspicious. Moreover, the time from 12:03 PM to 12:50 PM is also good for it.

Preferred Time for Ghat Sthapana as per Navratri Muhurat:

• From 7:50 AM to 9:00 AM
• From 10:30 AM to 11:50 AM
• From 12:03 PM to 12:50 PM