'Audi month is born' .... Newly married couple 'Head Audi festival' ....

Times of AthibAn Saturday, July 17, 2021 0

The month of Audi was born ‘gone’. The newlyweds will be taken to the Talai Audi festival for a bridal party and will be presented with brand new clothes and lots of pottery. They will not be getting married this Audi month. The newlyweds will be told not to join and will be separated. It can be seen for what reason Audi does not marry, does not mention santimukurtham, and does not allow newlyweds to join.

For today's younger generation, all of this may be an expression of hope to close. All of these associations would not have been done by ancestors without reason. It can be seen for what reason Audi does not marry, does not mention santimukurtham, and does not allow newlyweds to join.

Audi is the month in which the father Sun and the mother Moon enter the house of Katakat. According to astrology, the sun is Pitur Karagan. According to astrology, only the moon is Karagan. Agni, the goddess of the sun. The presiding deity is Shiva. Parvati, also known as Gauri, is the goddess of the moon. The time when the Lord seeks the house of Mother Parvati. That is to say, the power of the month of Adi is very great because it is the time when Shiva merges with the power that has separated from him. Anointing worships to the Goddess are more common in the temples.

Feast for the newlyweds

In the month of August the couple joins and the fetus develops. It is known that if you conceive in Audi, the child will be born in Chittirai. During the month of Chittirai, the impact of the scorching sun is high, so the health of the unborn child and the postpartum mother. That is why the mother takes the girl home with a feast for the newlyweds. In many towns today it is customary to give a head-to-head feast for the newlyweds.

The child will be born in Chittirai

They spread the superstitious belief that if a child is born, it will degenerate and not become a father. This is why it is said that couples separate. Ancestors advised not to conceive in Audi in order to postpone childbirth in the month of Chittirai as it will affect the mother who gave birth physically and mentally during the month of Chittirai.

Auspicious things do not happen

The rain and wind in the month of August are wonderful. 'Seed is the proverb in search of Adipattam' Plowing is done in the month of Adi. Audi does not hold weddings because it costs more money for farming so it can be difficult to spend money on weddings. They leave saying only the audio message and get engaged in the document next month.

There are no marriages

In the month of August, festivals are held at the Amman temples. Weddings are not held in the month of Audi just because this month is set aside for worship. Mother Parvati joined her husband Shiva in penance in the month of August. To commemorate this, the Aadithabasu festival is celebrated in Shiva temples.

Why split up

It was in the month of Adi that the goddess repented and joined the Lord. It is said that the separation of couples in this month of Audi, when the Lord seeks hope and joins, is not for them to be together but to teach the art of living together without being separated forever.

Fasting for the new bride

The mother should bring the newly married woman to her home during this auspicious month of Ambika and tell her about the fasts and prayers. The bride has to look her best during this time, because of posterity more than anything else.

The truth that myths tell

Husbands and wives should use their husbands as gods, even if there is division within the couple for the trivial matter of unity. Myths tell us that the husband and wife should understand the mood and forget their differences and seek their absence.

There is no marriage

There is an opinion that the wife should not do any eulogy in the month of Audi in order to understand that the welfare of the husband is her own welfare and the wife's companion is her strength. That is why the ancestors say that marriages are not performed in the month of Audi. If all goes well, wife and mother, go home.