Pitru Paksha: Are children born during Pitru Paksha not lucky? If not, what should be done?

Pitru Paksha Baby Birth: Pitru Paksha is a time when people remember their ancestors and pay tribute to them through Shraddha and Tarpan. It is a special 15-day period that begins on Bhadrapada Purnima and ends on Amavasya. This year, Pitru Paksha began on September 7th and will conclude on September 21st. During this period, people observe several rules regarding their eating habits and behavior, in addition to performing rituals.

But have you ever wondered what it means if a child is born during this sacred time? Is it just a coincidence, or is there a deeper meaning behind it? According to astrology and traditions, the birth of a child during Pitru Paksha is not just a coincidence, but a special sign. Bhopal-based astrologer and Vastu consultant Pandit Hitendra Kumar Sharma explains more about this topic.

Why is a child born during this time special?
It is believed that children born during Pitru Paksha receive special blessings from their ancestors. It is said that when a baby is born during this period, the home is filled with good fortune. Such children receive the blessings of ancestors and are believed to possess a trace of an ancestor's soul.

Children born during this time are considered very intelligent and emotionally connected. They have a special attachment to their family and often achieve great success in life.

What does such a birth bring in the future?
Astrologists believe that children born during the Pitru Paksha (the paternal phase) generally have a bright future. These children are hardworking, intelligent, and full of confidence. They face struggles in life, but their self-confidence is so strong that they face every challenge and move forward.

It is often observed that such children do something special for their home. They have a natural ability to keep the family together. They also have leadership qualities that only grow with time.

Why is this considered an auspicious sign?

Birth during Pitru Paksha is considered auspicious because it is a time when souls travel to and from the earth. When a child is born during this time, it is believed that a past soul has returned to the same family. Therefore, it is also believed that the soul wishes to be reborn in the same clan with which it has had a long-standing relationship.

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