Uvasaggahara Stotra Eng

Author(s): Namramuni
Publisher: Parasdham Mumbai

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feel happy and delighted! Will people appreciate if one is moodless, gloomy and glum? Surely not!!
Therefore, when the divine rosary arrives at home, we must welcome it with the deepest feelings of awe and admiration...with respect and reverence...with joy and jubilation...!!
When can one bring home the divine rosary? What is the best time to bring it home?
It is best, if the rosary is brought in the 'brahma mahurat.' Saints may not be able to come along, but experiencing and withholding their positive vibrations would be great! Early morning... two hours before sunrise is called 'brahma mahurat' and a little while after sunset is also called 'brahma mahurat.'
When almost everyone is asleep...everything is at a standstill, it is calm and silent... sinful activities and negative vibrations are minimal, thus making the environment pure and peaceful. Therefore, the divine rosary should be brought home at a time of maximum positive vibrations.
Otherwise, the rosary itself is so auspicious that it will always be felicitous and do good...one can bring it, when one desires to!
When can one recite the rosary?
When the rosary itself is so auspicious, then anytime
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