October 9, 2023
In Hinduism, an auspicious task is performed after the birth of a child. After taking advice from an experienced astrologer called ‘Karnavedha’. This phenomenon occurs after 28 days or after more than two months. Karan as we know means ear and Veda means piercing. Ear piercing adds color to a person’s personality.
It is believed that piercing the ear brings calmness and gets dislodge all harmful spirits in the future. The process is simple – make a hole in the ear and insert a bead made mainly of gold inside it. It is also known as Shodasha Sanskar in Sanskrit. Which means piercing the lower ear of the child. Kathukuthu is the Hindi version of the English version. Which is also known as Kathukuthu in English.
It is one of the auspicious events that occur after some time with medical and spiritual significance. It purifies and brings purity to the mind. At the same time, it gives way to sacred sounds. It brings one closer to spirituality and frees one from all kinds of forces that can harm one. There is a lot of importance in piercing the ears of Indians in India. As it brings balance to the planets, many problems can be avoided in the future. They are considered lucky for their partner in the future. The first ear to be pierced for a baby girl child is the left side ear. The first ear for a male is the appropriate ear to pierce. These traditions carry some beliefs which everyone trusts. Which helps to know more about their rituals. It is better for the betterment of the child. Remind them how important it is to have these rituals as they grow up. Communicate spirituality in them.
Ear piercing is believed to cure ear problems like deafness and other ear problems. It improves emotional and physical health. This ceremony should be done at the right age as it confirms the child’s participation in all kinds of exercises and ensures proper brain development. It also maintains an excellent menstrual cycle. Energy flow remains a positive environment. It also helps with the constant chatter. A process that ensures that all negative energies are released and a person remains calm and happy.
Karnavedha is one of the 16 samskaras, the actual ceremony. This is done after the Sanskar of the child and is recommended to be done at a specific time that can help someone. If this Sanskar is not performed at the given time then the parents can perform it anywhere between the age of 3-6 years child. Ear piercing for girls is as important as nose piercing. People perform this ceremony in various ways. While Brahmins and Vaishyas do it with silver needles and Shudras do it with iron needles. It varies from community to community. The main agenda is to serve at a specified date and time. Due to this, the possibility of a defect in the future is reduced. It is believed that the earrings control the electric current within the body. Indian healers believe that ear piercing and earrings are considered part of intelligence.
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
4 January | Thursday | Mrigashira | 07.46 AM to 10.14 AM
11.41 AM to 04.37 PM |
8 January | Monday | Pushya |
08.16 AM to 12.50 PM 02.25 PM to 6.36 PM |
13 January | Saturday | Hasta | 07.46 AM to 09.38 AM
11.06 AM to 04.01 PM |
14 January | Sunday | Chitra | 07.46 AM to 09.34 AM |
17 January | Wednesday | Anuradha | 07.46 AM to 12.15 PM
01.50 PM to 08.21 PM |
18 January | Thursday | Jyeshtha |
10.46 AM to 01.46 PM 03.42 PM to 08.17 PM |
22 January | Monday | Shravana | 7.45 AM to 09.03 AM
10.30 AM to 03.26 PM |
25 January | Thursday | Purva Bhadrapada | 01.19 PM to 07.49 PM |
26 January | Friday | Uttara Bhadrapada | 07.43 AM to 11.39 AM |
31 January | Wednesday | Rohini |
07.41 AM to 08.27 AM 09.55 AM to 02.51 PM 05.05 PM to 07.25 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
1 February | Thursday | Chitra | 07.41 AM to 08.23 AM
09.51 AM to 02.47 PM |
10 February | Saturday | Dhanishtha |
07.35 AM to 07.48 AM 09.16 AM to 04.26 PM |
14 February | Saturday | Revati | 07.32 AM to 10.25 AM
01.55 PM to 06.30 PM |
15 February | Thursday | Ashwini | 07.31 AM to 10.21 AM |
18 February | Sunday | Rohini |
10.09 AM to 01.40 PM 03.54 PM to 06.15 PM |
19 February | Monday | Mrigashira | 07.28 AM to 08.40 AM
10.05 AM to 11.40 AM |
21 February | Wednesday | Punarvasu |
07.26 AM to 09.57 AM 11.32 AM to 06.03 PM |
22 February | Thursday | Pushya |
07.25 AM to 09.53 AM 11.28 AM to 03.39 PM |
29 February | Thursday | Chitra |
07.18 AM to 08.01 AM 09.26 AM to 11.01 AM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
3 March | Sunday | Anuradha | 07.15 AM to 09.14 AM
10.49 AM to 07.20 PM |
7 March | Thursday | Uttarasadha | 02.44 PM to 07.21 PM |
8 March | Friday | Shravana | 07.29 AM to 12.25 PM
02.40 PM to 09.17 PM |
25 March | Monday | Uttara Phalguni | 01.33 PM to 06.10 PM |
27 March | Wednesday | Chitra |
07.40 AM to 01.25 PM 03.45 PM to 06.03 PM |
30 March | Saturday | Anuradha |
09.03 AM to 03.34 PM 05.51 PM to 08.07 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
4 April | Thursday | Shravana | 05.31 AM to 07.47 PM |
5 April | Friday | Dhanishtha |
07.42 AM to 12.50 PM 03.10 PM to 06.36 PM |
13 April | Saturday | Mrigashira | 06.33 AM to 10.04 AM
12.18 PM to 07.12 PM |
15 April | Monday | Punarvasu | 06.26 AM to 12.10 PM |
26 April | Friday | Anuradha |
07.17 AM to 01.47 PM 04.05 PM to 06.21 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
1 May | Wednesday | Shravana | 06.57 AM to 08.53 AM
11.07 AM to 06.01 PM |
6 May | Monday | Revati | 06.08 AM to 01.08 PM |
10 May | Friday | Rohini | 12.52 AM to 07.26 PM |
12 May | Sunday | Ardra | 12.44 AM to 07.38 PM |
13 May | Monday | Punarvasu | 06.10 AM to 12.41 PM
02.58 PM to 07.34 PM |
19 May | Sunday | Hasta | 02.34 PM to 04.51 PM |
20 May | Monday | Chitra | 09.53 AM to 04.47 PM |
23 May | Thursday | Vishakha | 02.19 PM to 06.54 PM |
24 May | Friday | Anuradha | 07.22 AM to 11.57 AM |
29 May | Wednesday | Shravana | 09.07 AM to 06.11 PM |
30 May | Thursday | Dhanishtha |
06.59 AM to 9.13 AM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
2 June | Sunday | Revati | 06.47 AM to 11.22 AM
01.39 PM to 06.15 PM |
3 June | Monday | Ashwini |
07.30 AM to 01.35 PM 03.52 PM to 06.11 PM |
7 June | Friday | Mrigashira | 11.02 AM to 07.55 PM |
9 June | Sunday | Punarvasu |
06.09 AM to 8.34 AM 10.54 AM to 05.48 PM |
10 June | Monday | Pushya | 05.44 PM to 08.02 PM |
16 June | Sunday | Hasta |
08.07 AM to 3 PM 05.20 PM to 07.39 PM |
17 June | Monday | Chitra | 05.54 AM 08.03 AM
10.23 AM to 02.57 PM |
20 June | Thursday | Anuradha | 05.55 AM to 10.11 AM |
26 June | Wednesday | Dhanishtha | 09.48 AM to 02.21 PM |
29 June | Saturday | Uttara Bhadrapada | 11.53 AM to 06.29 PM |
30 June | Sunday | Revati |
02.05 PM to 06.44 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
6 July | Saturday | Punarvasu | 09.08 AM to 04.01 PM |
7 July | Sunday | Pushya | 06.44 AM to 09.04 AM |
12 July | Friday | Uttara Phalguni | 05.56 PM to 07.08 PM |
13 July | Saturday | Hasta |
06.20 AM to 01.14 PM 03.34 PM to 05.52 PM |
14 July | Sunday | Chitra | 04.44 AM to 03.30 PM
05.48 PM to 07.52 PM |
17 July | Wednesday | Anuradha | 07.33 AM to 8.25 AM |
22 July | Monday | Shravana | 06.08 AM to 12.39 PM
02.58 PM to 06.27 PM |
27 July | Saturday | Revati | 12.19 PM to 07.01 PM |
28 July | Sunday | Ashwini |
07.42 AM to 9 AM 12.15 PM to 02.35 PM |
31 July | Wednesday | Rohini |
02.23 PM to 06.46 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
1 August | Thursday | Mrigashira | 07.26 AM to 12 Noon |
2 August | Friday | Ardra | 11.56 AM to 02.15 PM |
9 August | Friday | Hasta | 06.55 AM to 11.28 AM
01.48 PM to 06.10 PM |
10 August | Saturday | Chitra |
06.51 AM to 11.24 AM 01.44 PM to 06.06 PM |
14 August | Wednesday | Anuradha | 11.09 AM to 01.28 PM |
19 August | Monday | Shravana | 03.27 PM to 07.13 PM |
23 August | Friday | Revati | 12.53 PM to 03.11 PM
05.15 PM to 06.57 PM |
24 August | Saturday | Ashwini |
06.38 AM to 08.13 AM 10.29 AM to 05.11 PM |
28 August | Wednesday | Mrigashira | 06.28 AM to 12.33 PM |
30 August | Friday | Punarvasu |
06.29 AM to 02.44 PM 04.48 PM to 06.16 PM |
31 August | Saturday | Pushya |
07.45 AM to 02.40 PM 04.44 PM to 06.07 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
5 September | Thursday | Uttara Phalguni |
07.26 AM to 9.42 AM 12.02 PM to 06.06 PM |
6 September | Friday | Hasta |
07.22 AM to 9.38 AM 11.58 AM to 04.20 PM |
15 September | Sunday | Shravana |
06.46 AM to 09.03 AM 11.22 AM to 05.22 PM |
16 September | Monday | Dhanishtha |
06.42 AM to 11.18 AM 01.37 PM to 03.41 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
3 October | Thursday | Hasta |
06.46 AM to 07.52 AM 10.11 AM to 04.16 PM 06.44 PM to 07.09 PM |
4 October | Friday | Chitra | 06.47 AM to 10.08 AM
12.26 PM to 06.40 PM |
7 October | Monday | Anuradha | 02.18 PM to 06.53 PM |
12 October | Saturday | Shravana | 11.55 AM to 05.41 PM
05.08 PM to 06.33 PM |
13 October | Sunday | Dhanishtha | 09.32 AM to 03.37 PM |
17 October | Thursday | Revati | 07.18 AM to 11.35 AM
01.39 PM to 06.14 PM |
18 October | Friday | Ashwini | 06.55 AM to 01.35 PM |
21 October | Monday | Rohini |
09.01 AM to 03.05 PM 04.33 PM to 04.44 PM |
23 October | Wednesday | Punarvasu | 02.58 PM to 04.25 PM
05.50 PM to 07.25 PM |
24 October | Thursday | Pushya |
06.59 AM to 11.07 AM 01.35 PM to 05.46 PM |
30 October | Wednesday | Hasta |
08.25 AM to 02.30 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
3 November | Sunday | Anuradha | 07.06 AM to 10.28 AM
12.32 PM to 05.07 PM |
4 November | Monday | Anuradha | 07.07 AM to 10.24 AM |
8 November | Friday | Uttarasadha | 03.22 PM to 06.22 PM |
9 November | Saturday | Shravana | 12.09 PM to 01.51 PM
03.18 PM to 06.18 PM |
13 November | Wednesday | Revati |
07.30 AM to 09.49 AM 11.53 AM to 06.07 PM 06.03 PM to 07.58 PM |
14 November | Thursday | Ashwini | 07.26 AM to 11.49 AM |
20 November | Wednesday | Punarvasu |
11.25 AM to 4 PM 05.35 PM to 07.31 PM |
21 November | Thursday | Pushya |
07.20 AM to 09.17 AM 11.21 AM to 03.56 PM |
27 November | Wednesday | Chitra |
07.25 AM to 12.40 PM 02.07 PM to 06.37 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
1 December | Sunday | Anuradha | 12.24 PM to 03.17 PM |
6 December | Friday | Shravana |
07.32 AM to 12.05 PM 01.32 PM to 06.28 PM |
7 December | Saturday | Dhanishtha | 8.14 AM to 12.05 PM
02.53 PM to 06.24 PM |
11 December | Wednesday | Revati |
07.35 AM to 07.59 AM 10.03 AM to 04.03 PM |
12 December | Thursday | Ashwini | 07.36 AM to 09.59 AM |
15 December | Sunday | Mrigashira |
07.43 AM to 11.29 AM 12.57 PM to 08.07 PM |
23 December | Monday | Uttara Phalguni | 12.25 PM to 05.21 PM |
25 December | Wednesday | Chitra | 07.43 AM to 10.50 AM |
28 December | Saturday | Anuradha |
08.56 AM to 01.31 PM 03.06 PM to 07.16 PM |
Karnavedha should be done on a specific date, day, and month. When the planet Jupiter is available in Taurus, Libra, and Pisces then the period is considered auspicious. Hindu months like Chaitra, Kartik, Aalishana, and Phalgun are considered auspicious for this ceremony. They should not do it during any eclipse. This can be done on Chaturthi, Navami, and Amavasya. The most favorable days are Thursday, Monday, and Saturday. Through Astrology phone consultation, you can perform Karnavedha Muhurta at an auspicious time and auspicious time under the guidance of expert astrologers, so whenever you perform Karnavedha Sanskar for children, do it at an auspicious time only.
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