Kalawa Rituals: When and How to open the Sacred thread

Tuesday & Saturday A red and yellow thread tied on the wrist by the Hindus on auspicious occasion | Source: Social Media

Opening on Kalava, Tuesdays and Saturdays is considered auspicious A red and yellow thread tied on the wrist by the Hindus on auspicious occasion | Source: Social Media

Sitting in the house of worship Pooja Room | Source: Social Media

After opening the kalava, sit in the pooja room and tie a new kalava Pooja Room | Source: Social Media

What to do with the old kalava? A red and yellow thread tied on the wrist by the Hindus on auspicious occasion | Source: Social Media

Remove the old kalawa and place it under the peepal tree or immerse it in running water A red and yellow thread tied on the wrist by the Hindus on auspicious occasion | Source: Social Media

Do not tie for more than so many days A red and yellow thread tied on the wrist by the Hindus on auspicious occasion | Source: Social Media

Kalawe should not be tied for more than 21 days, because after that its energy starts decreasing A red and yellow thread tied on the wrist by the Hindus on auspicious occasion | Source: Social Media

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