Kharmas 2025 Begins on 16 December: Avoid These Three Rituals for Peace and Prosperity

Balasahana Suresh
According to Hindu astrology, Kharmas is a significant period that occurs when the Sun enters the zodiac sign of Sagittarius (Dhanu Rashi). In 2025, this transit will happen on 16 december at 4:27 AM. During this period, certain activities are traditionally avoided, as they are believed to invite obstacles or disrupt peace and prosperity in the household.

What is Kharmas?

  • Kharmas is a period of inauspicious days in Hindu astrology, linked to the Sun’s transit through Sagittarius.
  • It is considered a time to focus on spiritual practices, self-reflection, and avoiding negative or aggressive actions.
  • While routine work can continue, performing certain rituals or actions is advised against.
Three Rituals to Avoid During Kharmas

Do Not Perform Major Religious Ceremonies

Weddings, housewarming ceremonies, or other significant pujas should be postponed.

The period is considered inauspicious for starting new spiritual or religious undertakings.

Avoid Major Financial Decisions or Investments

Buying property, making large investments, or signing important contracts is discouraged.

The period may bring unexpected challenges or delays if such decisions are made.

Refrain from Conflict or Aggressive Rituals

Rituals that involve intense energy, fire ceremonies (havan), or aggressive offerings should be avoided.

Focus instead on calming and devotional practices to maintain peace.

Recommended Practices During Kharmas

  • Engage in charity, meditation, and prayer.
  • Perform small, peaceful daily pujas for family well-being.
  • Keep your home and surroundings clean and positive, as this period is sensitive to energies.
Conclusion

Kharmas is a period of caution and mindfulness rather than fear. By avoiding major rituals and focusing on spiritual reflection, one can ensure peace, prosperity, and harmony in the household during this transit.

 

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