On January 22, 2024, at 12:30 PM, the consecration ceremony of Lord Rama’s is take place in Ayodhya.. The chosen moment holds special significance, let’s explore why.
Date :
Lord Rama, the remover of all worldly and spiritual obstacles, will be enshrined in the newly constructed temple during the Abhijit Muhurta on January 22, 2024. The significance of this timing lies in its alignment with the auspicious Muhurta, chosen to harmonize with the cosmic energies.
Day:
The constellation of Mrigashira is considered favorable, and Monday, the day of the event, is also auspicious. The presence of Mrigashira Nakshatra during this time is considered a positive alignment. Lagna, the ascendant, plays a crucial role in any auspicious event. During the installation of Lord Rama’s deity, the ascendant will be Aries, situated in the eastern horizon. The presence of Jupiter (Guru) in the ninth house of the birth chart adds stability to this moveable ascendant, making it auspicious.
It’s important to note that the birth sign of Lord Rama is Cancer, and the Muhurta aligns with the Vrishchika (Scorpio) sign. The ninth house of the Muhurta chart holds the influence of the auspicious planet Jupiter (Guru), further enhancing the positive aspects of the chosen Muhurta.
Ram Mandir is under construction .A cautious approach is necessary due to the presence of Mars (Mangal) in the eighth house of the Muhurta chart. This placement suggests the need for security measures to safeguard the temple from any potential threat or aggression. The political scenario is expected to be vibrant, as indicated by the presence of the Sun (Surya) in the tenth house. And signifying political activities and leadership. The combination of Scorpio rising in the Muhurta chart and the Moon (Chandra) in the seventh house reflects a potential for controversies and opposition.
In conclusion:
The chosen Muhurta for the Pran Pratishtha ceremony of Lord Rama’s deity in the Ram Mandir. However considering the potential for political and social dynamics during this significant event.