According to Hindu Mythology, the peacock’s feather was created from the bird Gadhura – the carrier bird of Lord Vishnu. Lord Krishna, in the Hindu Mythology, is also known to wear the peacock feathers on his head and also ties them on his flute. In one incident, as Lord Krishna was playing a melody on his flute, the peacocks around the place got so attracted to it they gathered around him and began dancing in joy and excitement. As an offering, the peacocks presented Lord Krishna with some of their feathers. Krishna wore the feathers and accepted the gift with humble gratitude.
1. History of Peacock Symbolism
2. Symbolic meaning of peacock feathers.
3. Remedies using peacock feathers
4. For wealth & prosperity
5. Protection from enemy
6. Evil eye removal
7. To Reduce malefic effects of Rahu / kalsarp dosh
8. Removal Of vastu Dosh
9. To attract positivity in home
10. Family harmony
11. For Divine guidance
12. For getting marriage proposals
13. For happy married life
14. For Attracting abundance
15. For business growth
16. To Remove pitru Dosh
17. Remedies for each planet
18. Flute remedies
19. Do's & don't's
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