Blue Moon Brings Wealth in Great Quantity - 2nd Full Moon in August

The 2012 Properity Opportunities continue in August with some exciting astronomical actions.

This month Venus moves into Gemini, and August 1st is a Full Moon day. The 1st Full Moon of a Blue Moon month, ie two full moons, brightens your mind with the attention needed for Richness in abundance. Saturn makes a Move in Libra bringing a balance of abundance and responsibility.

The 1st Full Moon is called the Aadi Full Moon, and occurs while being inclined Jupiter, Mercury & Venus. It is connected to Vishnu and Lakshmi, the masculine and feminine representatives of supreme wealth and beauty. Radha & Krishna are Lakshmi & Vishnu.

The second Full Moon in one month is called a Blue Moon, which only occurs once every 2.5 years. In India, the second Full Moon is considered to be Divine and is associated with Lord Krishna. It is called a Blue Moon in honor of Lord Krishna whose skin colour is blue. This Blue Moon falls in this pivotal year of 2012 and also in the month of August, which is Krishna's birth month.
The 2nd Full Moon on August 31 is the rare Blue Moon. It is an excellent time to bring plans and activities to fruition.

Saturn moves into Libra on August 4th, a Saturday, a day ruled by Saturn. All planets influence our life, however, Saturn has a major impact in whichever house he occupies. Since He is the slowest moving planet his presence in a house is profound. Saturn doesn't miss a chance to deliver a life lesson. But an glorified Saturn brings more responsibility and enables you to handle it, creating the discipline, focus and commitment needed to be abundant and successful in business and in relationships.

Vishnupati & Lord Krishna's birthday

Vishnupati is a divine time capsule of around 9 hours, when miracles happen. This celestial event happens on August 17th. Vishnupati is one of the best times for charity, feeding, rituals, poojas, tarpan and singing the praise of the Lord.
You may be aware of how powerful the Eleventh Moon (or Ekadasi) rituals are. As per Siddhas, poojas done during Vishnupati are equivalent to delivering merit that is equivalent to several years of Ekadasi poojas. This is the significance and key to abundance that is present during Vishnupati rituals.
This Vishnupati is even more exciting because Lord Krishna's birthday occurs on August 13th. Krishna, one of the avatars of Lord Maha Vishnu is a symbol of fun and adventure. His intuitive and divine guidance to Arjuna popularly known as 'Gita', is considered to be the beacon of light which guides millions of humans across several yugas or Vedic time periods. Krishna was born on the Eighth Moon phase also known as Ashtami of the Hindu lunar month of Shravan. Krishna was an incarnation and has all the characteristics of the Lord.
Lord Krishna is portrayed in various perspectives: a child god, a prankster, a model lover, a divine hero and the Supreme Being. He is indeed the perfect symbol for fun, love and adventure.
These two events present a perfect opportunity to enhance all that is related to prosperity and happy living. You should feed the poor kids and where possible do charitable deeds, especially for poor children. Children are very dear to Lord Krishna and whoever shows their affection to Children will get Krishnas grace.
On the Vishnupati day, you can chant prosperity mantras to regulate your money karma for abundant prosperity. You could also offer prayers to your ancestors so that they bless you with all the good things in life.

MARGHASZHI Vedic Month

Dhanur masa-Marghazhi - is a Shoonya Masa. Because it is considered as inaspicious to do any good things other than Godly functions.This month month is allotted to Gods and for us it a blank - meaning Soonya.

The month of Margazhi is sacred because Lord Krishna says in the Gita that he is Margazhi among the twelve months. During this month no marriages or homams are performed. The Vedas (four in number) are recited in temples to propitiate Lord Narayana. This tradition, carried on from olden days, is called "Adyayana utsavam."

The morning hours of 4 – 6 am is the purest time of the day, as contained in the scriptures written by the Siddhas of ancient India. Prayers offered during these times are more powerful and are heard by the Gods and Goddesses. If the entire day was composed of these hours, your prayers would likely manifest. All the days between Dec. 16 – Jan. 15 are in the Vedic month of Margazhi and every hour for this entire month is equal to the holy hours of 4 – 6 am.

The Vedic month of Margazhi is very auspicious as it corresponds to morning hours of 4-6 am as per celestial times. This time otherwise known as 'Brahma Muhurta' is very holy. Performing cow pooja everyday is considered to be incredibly powerful this Margazhi month as it is equivalent to offering prayers to the all the celestial beings in one go. All the gods and goddesses along with sages are considered to be elements within the cow.

The month is also noted for its numerous music concerts. Another unique feature of the month is the beautiful kolams (rangoli) drawn on streets and in the courtyard of houses