New Delhi, 6 January 2020, Monday
Capricorn Sankranti is a big festival of Hindus. This year the festival will be celebrated on January 14 and not January 15. According to religious beliefs, the sun enters Capricorn because of this, Capricorn transitions to Yoga. In India, consonants are also made according to the festival. Sesame pudding is also made on the transition, as each festival has special dishes.
An important story of Sesame
According to mythology, the sun god did not choose his son. Because of this, he separated Saturn from his mother's shadow. Due to the separation of mother and son, the sun god cursed leprosy. Yamaraj, the second son of Surya, was diagnosed with seeing the sun god suffering from leprosy. The sun was free from Yamraj's ailment. But Surya Dev burned the house and his mother's house in anger in anger. Saturn and shadow were saddened by this work of Surya Dev and then at the behest of Yamaraj, Surya Dev went to Saturn and his mother. When he went there, he saw that the whole house was burnt, but a moat remained. When Surya Dev came, Shiva worshiped him with this sesame and then Surya Dev made his second house Capricorn. From this day on, the importance of worshiping the sun with the sesame on the Makar Sankranti increased.
Bath with sesame water
Apart from eating sesame on Capricorn Sankranti, it is also used for bathing. Sesame should be added to the bath water on this day. In addition, donating sesame seeds also benefits.
Scientific significance
Eating sesame seeds is also important scientifically on Capricorn transition. India is colder during the transition period. Sesame seeds and molasses are hot. Therefore, by eating sesame seeds, the body has good health.
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