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Vishukkani Darshan: Timeless Ritual Science, Solar New Year, and Kerala’s Sacred Abundance
Vishukkani Darshan—Kerala’s sacred first sight on the Solar New Year—unites ritual, ecology, and ethics in a luminous dawn tableau. The arrangement features konna pua, a bronze Uruli with rice, seasonal fruits and vegetables, a nilavilakku, a mirror, gold or coins, and a revered text. Celebrated at Mesha Sankramana (mid-April), it aligns eyes and mind with…
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Vishukkani Darshan Unveiled: Meaning, Muhurta, and Complete Setup for a Prosperous Vishu
Vishukkani Darshan is the sacred “auspicious sight” that inaugurates Vishu, the Malayalam solar New Year, by presenting a curated ensemble of light, abundance, and devotion. This comprehensive guide explains what Vishukkani is, when it is celebrated (on Mesha Sankranti, typically 14–15 April), and why each component—konna pua, the ‘Uruli’ of rice, fruits, vegetables, lamp, mirror,…