WHY BLACK IS PROHIBITED IN AUSPICIOUS RITUALS? READ THESE FACTS

WHY BLACK IS PROHIBITED IN AUSPICIOUS RITUALS? read these facts

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Black color stimulates both the positive and negative associations

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The color black represents grief, mourning and rebellion

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Indians generally prefer to avoid black during any auspicious occasions such as Pooja or any festivals

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Generally it is assumed that wearing the color black reflects sadness and you are not supposed to be sad on these days

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The color Black is not completely inauspicious, there are certain rituals, wherein people are required to wear the colour black

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When visiting Sabarimala, Kerelites wear Black Dhoti, after they take the Vratam

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Lord Shani protect his devotees from every harm and therefore in order to please Lord Shani, the devotees wear black

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Color black absorbs all the light and make a person feel warm

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