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Chandra Grahan, the lunar eclipse, is traditionally observed as a time for increased prayer, mantra chanting, and spiritual focus. Hindu scriptures encourage devotees to turn inward during the eclipse, engaging in japa, meditation, and quiet reflection rather than regular daily activities.

Many observe the period with simple discipline and devotion, followed by prayers and purification practices once the eclipse concludes. It is an opportunity to deepen mindfulness and reconnect with one’s spiritual path.

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