Secret of Rahukaalam Revealed!

Rahukaal is the inauspicious time of the day.
Rahukaal is a particular time of the day that is considered inauspicious for initiating anything new, as per Vedic Astrology. During this time, if you start doing anything, the outcome may not be as per your expectation. You will put equal efforts, but all in vain.

The time span of Rahukaalam in a day is generally 1 to 2 hours at the most. This time duration is not so big that one cannot skip. In an entire day, you can initiate your important work at any moment. You just have to skip the span of Rahukalam.

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Logic Of Rahu Kaal

Rahu and Kaal are two different words that are conjoined together to form the term Rahukaal. As you know, Rahu is the name of an astrological planet and Kaal is a Sanskrit term which means ‘time’. Hence, Rahukaal is the time of the planet Rahu. It is also known as Rahukalam, Rahukaalam, Rahukal, Rahu Kal, Rahu Kalam, Rahu Kalaam and many more.

As per Vedic Astrology, a day is considered from sunrise to sunset. So, the time between sunrise to sunset is divided into 8 segments. Then, a particular time is taken from a place, which is further divided by 8 to find the Rahukalam of the day. Hence, the Rahukaal of each location is different.

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Rahu – The Astrological Planet

Rahu is considered as a malefic planet in astrology. Its effects are not considered good. However, this is not true because no planet can be entirely malefic. Still, as a general perception, Rahu is a negative planet, as it generally gives malefic effects to the natives.

During a day, a particular time span of 1 to 2 hours approximately is dedicated to the planet Rahu and you never know how this time will affect you. So, it would be better not to come in front of the planet Rahu.
Benefit of Rahukaal

Yes, Rahukaal must have sounded quite scary till now to you. However, it is not true. During Rahukaal, if you perform any activity related to Rahukaalam, it will benefit you; for example, worshipping planet Rahu, performing Homa or Yajna for propitiating Rahu and many more.

On the contrary, if you worship any other deity or perform any auspicious activity that is not related to Rahu during Rahukal, planet Rahu interferes.

So, Rahu Kaal is the time that needs your consideration. Use the best of this article and don’t let any of your efforts go in vain.

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