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Why Janan Shant is to
be performed? If a child is born in any of the following situations,
the child is likely to face hardships, unfortunate incidences in life
including untimely death; hence it is
advised to perform Janan Shant:
- Tithi
- Nakshtra
- Yog
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Birth Condition
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Tithi:
- Krishna Chaturdashi (14th day from New Moon
i.e. 14th day of the black half of the lunar month)
- Aamavasya (New Moon)
- Kshaya Tithi (tithi which begins after the sun rise & ends
before the next sun rise).
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Nakshtra
- Ashvini (first 48 minutes)
- Pushya (second & third charan)
- Aashlesha
- Magha (First Charan)
- Uttara (First Charan)
- Chitra (Purvardha - first half)
- Vishakha (fourth Charan)
- Jyeshtha
- Moola
- Poorvashadha (third charan)
- Revati (last 48 minutes)
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| Birth Condition
If any of the following conditions exist at the time of
the birth of the child:
- During Grahan (Eclipse) Parvakal
- Borne Twins
- Sadant (having teeth at the time of birth)
- Adhomukh Janma (Face down at the time of birth)
- Same Nakshtra as that of Father / Mother / Brother / Sister
- First son after 3 daughters
- First daughter after 3 sons
- Surya sankraman punyakal
- Dagdha, yamaghant or mrutyu yog.
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Yog
- Vaidhruti
- Vyatipat
- Bhadra (Vishti)
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