Eclipse
What Does an Eclipse Mean?
An eclipse refers to the shadowing or capturing of one celestial body by another. In Hindi, it is known as ????? (Grahan). According to Indian mythology, eclipses occur when the two shadow planets, Rahu and Ketu, swallow the Sun and the Moon. There are two main types of eclipses: Solar Eclipses (when the Sun is obscured) and Lunar Eclipses (when the Moon is obscured). These events signify the temporary loss of power and influence by both the Sun and the Moon on Earth and its environment.
What Are Eclipses?
Eclipses are significant astrological events that signify major changes, often considered inauspicious. During an eclipse, both the Sun’s power and the Moon’s influence are weakened by Rahu and Ketu. This makes eclipses an unfavorable time to begin important activities, as the celestial forces are not operating at their full strength.
Impact of Eclipses
The impact of eclipses can be both beneficial and harmful. While the negative effects can be substantial, taking precautions during these times can help mitigate adversities and harness favorable outcomes.
However, the effects of Lunar Eclipses and Solar Eclipses differ, and each needs to be understood separately. We will explain the specific impacts of these two types of eclipses in more detail below.
