Chitra Pournami is considered as the Birthday of Chitragupta. On this day, you can ask Him to rewrite your current account, removing the misdeeds or bad karma while increasing the ‘positive’ karma and blessing so that you can keep that good karma.
Sins are wrong deeds that people commit, either knowingly or unconsciously. These actions create their negative karma, which will result in a life in hell. You can free yourself from all of your bad karma by balancing your sins with potent treatments.
Worshipping Chitragupta on Chitra Pournami will help you gain the blessings of the divine judge and avail the rewards after life by becoming a purified soul.
Clear Your Bad Karma on Chitra Pournami
It is important to clear negative karma as it is the primary reason we lack wealth. We all have negative karma, it occurs due to past actions, due to curses deserved or not, and vows of poverty or chastity. All these past actions, curses and vows have an effect.
We call karma negative when it causes suffering and limits us. This is not a philosophical concept, it’s very real and we experience it as a lack of; wealth, health, relationships and there seems no solution is available. But there are solutions and the first full moon of the 2023 Vedic calendar is a big one, it’s called Chitra Pournami.
Chitra Full Moon a.k.a Chitra Pournami
Chitra Pournami or Chitra Full Moon, also known as Chitra Poornima, occurs when Sun is in exalted position in the sign Aries (close to the Earth), and the Moon is aligned with Chitra, the bright Star, in the constellation of Libra. The sign Libra seeks balance.
Chitra Pournami is a day dedicated to Chitragupta, the Keeper of Deeds. Like any accountant, there is a supreme accountant or bookkeeper known as “Chitragupta” who keeps a transaction of each individual’s previous set of activities, both good and bad, in a heavenly database referred to as “Akashic” Records, which acts as your cosmic individual log. Make your ultimate day of judgement less harsh by appeasing Chitragupta.
According to our ancestors’ wisdom, Chitragupta balances our good karma against our bad karma before reporting the results to the Supreme Judge. Chitragupta was created by Lord Brahma via the Sun God and is considered Lord Yama’s younger brother.
Chitra Pournami is an auspicious day to gain Chitragupta’s blessings to wash away all your sins and to bag the virtue for life beyond!
Full Moon is an ideal time for creation and manifestation. It is a period when the mind starts weighing and balancing its own thinking formations. Your soul is energised by the exalted Sun in Aries, and this gives you more power to make better “karmic” decisions that will determine the course of both your current life and the life to come.
Reserve a Place in Heaven!
It is widely acknowledged that any sin can be atoned for by doing good for the victim, as well as via real prayers and powerful cures. Participating in the Chitra Pournami rituals will help to wash out your sins and reserve a special place in heaven.
In addition to recording mistakes, Chitragupta also takes into account any attempts made to atone for such misdeeds. He assists us in receiving blessings and avoiding punishment after death. If you really repent, promise not to do the same mistakes again, and pray to the Lord Chitragupta with trust and devotion, your sin will be forgiven.
Gain the Power to Be a Purified Soul!
The best way to end your karma is by “donation.” Giving away items like apparel, food, books, cash, or anything else that will benefit a person in need is regarded as extremely beneficial for soul purification. Sincere donations to the underprivileged and needy are like accumulating dividends for positive karma.