Swarna prashana is carried out every month on the day of Pushya nakshatra.
Why Pushya nakshatra? Pushya is one among the 27 nakshatras. It is also known as Indrapurohita, Pushya, Pushka, Pushkarya, Pushkararaja, Pushyami. Pushya nakshatra is said to be most auspicious among other stars. It is known as “The Star of Nourishment”. The word Pushya itself translates to “Nourisher” or “thrive”, etc. In general, it is the day best for following activities

• To take medicines

• Learn from guru

• To prepare herbs

• To learn about ritual & Veda /Agamas

• To plant tree

• To learn mantra and tantra

• Good for financial and business gains

• To learn mantra and tantra

• To start a new venture

Due to the nourishing effect of Pushya nakshatra, the action of the drug is very fruitful. Gold is said to have maximum potency on the day of Pushya nakshatra. Also, the body is in a better position to absorb the drugs for its optimum benefits. In Ayurveda the Pushya nakshatra dates is regarded as the best day for collection of the drugs.

Pushya Nakshatra Dates for 2019

Swarna prashana is popularly known as Suvarna prashana, Suvarna Bindu prashana, Swarna bindu prashana in common practise.

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Swarna Prashana (otherwise called Swarna Bindu Prashana or Suvarnaprashana) is an Ayurvedic method including the oral organization of Swarna Bhasma (gold cinder) blended with nectar and ghee (regularly strengthened with Brahmi, Shankupushpi, Vacha, and so on.) to kids, planned to potentiate the resistance and mental and physical advancement for kids from birth up to the age of sixteen years.

First alluded to in the Kashyapa Samhita (c. 650 BCE), it has since antiquated occasions been drilled as a methods for advancing an ideal degree of wellbeing, scholarly and physical improvement, mental parity and upgraded insusceptibility in small kids.

Swarna Prashana is viewed as one of sixteen Samskaras (life-occasion related holy observances, e.g., naming the youngster, first trimming of the hair, first strong nourishment, ear-penetrating and so on.) referenced in an assortment of old writings.

As indicated by Acharya Kashyapa (Ka. Su. 18/4–5),

the advantages of Swarna Prashana is used in this way: “Suwarna prashanam hyetamedagni balavardhanam ayushyam Mangalam punyam vrushyam varnyam grahapaham.” “By (the utilization of) Swarna Prashana the youngster creates medha (mental capacity), agni (stomach related power), bala, aayu vardhana;

it (Swarna Prashana) is likewise mangalakara, punya, vrushya, varnya, ghuha baadha nashaka.

On the off chance that Swarna Prashana is accomplished for one month, at that point kid will be parama medhavi, stays unaffected by vyadhi. Whenever accomplished for a half year then kid will be shruta dhara (he will recall what he hears)” It is said in this manner to saturate its purchaser with a large group of advantages, including upgraded medha (keenness), agni (stomach related/metabolic power), bala (quality), ayush (life span), mangalam (favorable conditions), punyam (ethicalness), vrushyam (virility/fruitfulness), varnya (clearness of composition) and grahapaham (end of the impacts of malefic planets). The motivation behind Swarna Prashana looks to some extent like the advanced idea of immunization to avoid sicknesses by structure invulnerability against intrusive pathogenic microorganisms; in any case,

Swarna Prashana has no focused on action against explicit microorganisms as do antibodies, yet is said to act by improving the youngster’s general safe reaction. For the most part, speaking,

Swarna Prashana is compelling for blocking upper respiratory tract contaminations and avoiding normal virus just as flu. Its immunomodulatory effect is accepted to have no constraint to bacterial or viral contaminations.

Swarna Prashana is said to be gainful for regularly creating kids, however to have improved advantages for kids with extraordinary needs, for example, mental imbalance, learning incapacities, ADD/ADHD, hyperactivity issue, and advancement delays.

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