What should and should not be done during a lunar eclipse

Today is September 7 the last and second lunar eclipse of the year. The eclipse will begin at 9.58pm and end at 1.26am. This intake will be for a total of 82 minutes. It is known as Blood Moon because it is full-fledged. Blood Moon will be seen during the period 11pm to 12.22am. This eclipse will be visible in India as well. According to religious beliefs, puja-parvan or manglik work should be avoided during the eclipse. This eclipse occurs once in a hundred years.

Things to do during the eclipse :

Chanting mantras and meditating during the lunar eclipse is very auspicious. It is said in the scriptures that the mantra chanted at this time gives many more results.

It is better for yourself to maintain silence if possible. It is advisable to move away from negative thoughts and think positively. Bathing and donating after the lunar eclipse is over is said to be very auspicious.

Things not to do during the eclipse :

One should refrain from eating and cooking during lunar eclipse. Pregnant women need to take special care. Sharp objects should not be used during this time such as hair and nails should not be cut.  The doors of the temple should be kept closed.