The Sun God is said to be the king of planets. When the sun god enters any zodiac sign, then the sun Sankranti related to that zodiac sign occurs. According to astrology, the sun is currently in Taurus. When the Sun God leaves Taurus and transits into Gemini, then Gemini Sankranti will occur, which is also called Mithun Sankranti. Meanwhile, recently, Tirupati’s astrologer, Dr. Krishna Kumar Bhargava, shared details about Mithun Sankranti. Let’s take a look.
When is Mithun Sankranti?
Sun God will enter Gemini on Saturday, June 15. It will enter Gemini at 12:38 AM; at that very moment, Sun’s Gemini Sankranti will occur. With Gemini Sankranti, the third month of the solar calendar, Gemini, also begins.
Mithun Sankranti 2024: Maha Punya Kaal
Maha Punya Kaal of Mithun Sankranti on June 15 is 2 hours, 20 minutes. On that day, the Maha Punya Kaal will be from 05:23 a.m. to 07:43 a.m. This time will be good for bathing in any holy rivers at the time of the sun’s solstice.
Mithun Sankranti 2024: Punyakaal
The duration of Punyakaal in Mithun Sankranti is 6 hours, 59 minutes. Punyakaal on Mithun Sankranti is from 05:23 a.m. to 12:22 p.m. Those who are unable to take baths until 7:43 am should take baths during the Punyakaal period.
Mithun Sankranti 2024: Donation Items
On the day of Mithun Sankranti, Lord Bhaskar is worshipped. On this occasion, he is offered water, red flowers, jaggery, red sandalwood, etc. It is believed that worshipping Lord Bhaskar strengthens the position of the sun in the horoscope. As per astrology, one should donate according to their capacity after the puja on the day of Mithun Sankranti.
On Mithun Sankranti, one should donate red clothes, copper utensils, red flowers, jaggery, wheat, etc. This is said to remove the Surya Dosh, and the sun becomes strong. It is also believed that it helps one get good opportunities and advancement in their career. Along with this, the relationship with the father also becomes stronger, and one also gets help from him.
The Significance of Mithuna Sankranti:
Mithun Sankranti symbolizes the onset of the monsoon season in India, bringing relief from the scorching heat of summer. It is a time of rejuvenation and renewal, as nature comes alive with vibrant hues and the promise of abundance.
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