Significance of Sacred time
Sacred time, as described in the Purana, symbolizes the astrological configuration that surrounds the birth of Rama. This concept illustrates the significance of celestial events and their influence on human affairs, particularly in relation to Rama's life and purpose. By linking astrology with divine occurrences, sacred time plays a crucial role in understanding the spiritual dimensions of Rama's birth and its implications in the broader context of Hindu mythology.
Synonyms: Holy time, Spiritual time, Sacred moment
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Hindu concept of 'Sacred time'
Sacred time in Hinduism signifies the astrological influences during significant events, exemplified by the celestial alignment at Rama's birth, reflecting the connection between cosmic order and spiritual significance in Hindu beliefs.
From: Padma Purana
(1) Symbolic description of the astrological configuration surrounding Rama's birth.[1]
From: Manusmriti with the Commentary of Medhatithi
(1) Periods defined in the text that are considered auspicious for performing Shraddha, particularly when the sun is in Virgo.[2]