Yama Gandam Time

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Yama Gandam Time

Yama Gandam Time, often referred to as “Yama Kanta” in some cultures, is considered an inauspicious period in Hindu traditions. It typically occurs during the early morning or late evening hours, considered a time when negative energies are believed to be most potent. During this period, people avoid significant activities like starting new ventures, making important decisions, or even engaging in certain rituals. The time is linked to the Hindu god Yama, the lord of death, who is thought to influence the spiritual atmosphere. It’s a time for introspection, rest, and seeking protection from adverse influences.