Worship of gods by day by underground fortune tellers
This series will be a series that talks about the worship of gods by day. I will try to write as easily as possible, which series will end, but today I will start with the first series.
Want to write this story for a long time but just have the opportunity to write
First, we will talk about the worship of the Indian sun gods.
These data are from the astrology or from Purana, or if it's in Indian, it's called Graha Devata Sambandha, the relationship between Bangkok and the nine planets.
It's easy to explain that the worship of a deity on a proper day is not random, but structured by a clear scripture, a country by our day, a planet or a planet, divided by each star of which the deity is the origin or representative of that planet.
Because day is not just seen as a unit of time, but the word day in India, or in ancient Indian astrology, he saw it as the energy rhythm of a transitional universe.
In Indian astrology, the word planet or Graha, means not only the stars in the sky or the stars in astrology, but also the karmic forces or psychics or the results of past actions. Please use your judgment to read because this is what Vedanta astrology holds.
Each day is determined, for example, that on Monday, the worship of Shiva is mainly determined by the fact that one down and its properties correspond to any god.
It's a little difficult to understand, but a page post will tell you which gods we worship each day as the home, and actually every day we say that every god or not.

























































































