Navratri jawars and coconut, these signs on the day of Ghat immersion will surprise you:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Navratri Coconut Signs: We all celebrate the festival of Navratri with pomp. These nine days are dedicated to Goddess Durga, and these days are considered a very special and sacred custom. Do you know that we also get some auspicious and inauspicious signs from these jawars and coconuts kept during worship, especially on the day of Visarjan? Come, let’s talk a little on this today.

Along with Ghatasthapana in Navratri, the practice of sowing barley is centuries old. Seeing these barley, devotees guess the fulfillment of their wishes or the time to come.

Indication of jawars – how are auspicious and inauspicious?

By the time the day of immersion comes, by the time the jawars have increased considerably. Their texture and color give us some gestures:

• If the jowars increase green, thick and equal: It is considered a very auspicious sign. This means that your wishes are going to be fulfilled, the grace of Goddess Durga will rain on you and happiness and prosperity is going to come in your house. Green jawars are considered a symbol of good luck, progress and prosperity.
• If the jowars look yellow, thin or dry: Sometimes it happens that the jawars do not grow as well or turn yellow. If your sown jowars are drying, thin or yellow, then it is considered a little less auspicious sign. This may mean that you need to be a little patient or you may have to face some difficulties in the coming time. There is no need to panic, but it is advisable to be alert.
• If the jawars do not grow at all: If barley grains are not able to grow even after sowing, it is considered a little worrying sign. However, there can be many reasons for this such as lack of proper water or sunlight, but from a religious point of view it is not considered auspicious.

Coconut of Kalash – It also has some secrets!

Keeping coconut on the urn of Ghatasthapana in Navratri also has special significance. There are also some signs associated with this coconut at the time of immersion:

• If the coconut breaks easily or there is a crack: It is often not considered auspicious. Some people believe that it may be a sign of obstacles or troubles.
• If the coconut is strong and whole, there is some difficulty in breaking: It is usually considered auspicious and positive signal. This shows that the wishes you have sought, they can be fulfilled soon and positivity will come in life.

Overall, all these signs are related to our reverence and faith. Their purpose is not to intimidate us, but to warn for the coming time and motivate them to bring positive changes in life. Regardless of the signs, we should always maintain our devotion and keep walking on the noble path.