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Scripture(s) saying not to look at the sun during his rising and setting time


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Consider the following statements of Bhishma from Anusasana Parva of Mahabharata




One should never look at the rising sun, nor at the setting sun. Nor
should one look at the sun when he is in eclipse; nor at his image in
the water; nor at midday when he is at the meridian.




Does any other scripture(s) support the statement which forbids looking at the sun when it is rising and setting?










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    Consider the following statements of Bhishma from Anusasana Parva of Mahabharata




    One should never look at the rising sun, nor at the setting sun. Nor
    should one look at the sun when he is in eclipse; nor at his image in
    the water; nor at midday when he is at the meridian.




    Does any other scripture(s) support the statement which forbids looking at the sun when it is rising and setting?










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      Consider the following statements of Bhishma from Anusasana Parva of Mahabharata




      One should never look at the rising sun, nor at the setting sun. Nor
      should one look at the sun when he is in eclipse; nor at his image in
      the water; nor at midday when he is at the meridian.




      Does any other scripture(s) support the statement which forbids looking at the sun when it is rising and setting?










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      Consider the following statements of Bhishma from Anusasana Parva of Mahabharata




      One should never look at the rising sun, nor at the setting sun. Nor
      should one look at the sun when he is in eclipse; nor at his image in
      the water; nor at midday when he is at the meridian.




      Does any other scripture(s) support the statement which forbids looking at the sun when it is rising and setting?







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          Yes, the Manu Smriti also says the same:




          4.37. Let him never look at the sun, when he sets or rises, is eclipsed or reflected in water, or stands in the middle of the sky




          and, also the Apasthambha Smriti:




          He should avoid looking at the sun as it rises or sets. During the day
          the sun protects creatures, and during the night, the moon. Therefore,
          on the night of the new moon he should try his very best to guard
          himself by keeping himself pure and chaste and by performing rites
          appropriate for the occasion, for on this night the sun and the moon
          dwell together.



          Apasthambha Dharma Sutras 1.13.18-20




          So, there will be similar verses in all the Smritis.






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            Yes, the Manu Smriti also says the same:




            4.37. Let him never look at the sun, when he sets or rises, is eclipsed or reflected in water, or stands in the middle of the sky




            and, also the Apasthambha Smriti:




            He should avoid looking at the sun as it rises or sets. During the day
            the sun protects creatures, and during the night, the moon. Therefore,
            on the night of the new moon he should try his very best to guard
            himself by keeping himself pure and chaste and by performing rites
            appropriate for the occasion, for on this night the sun and the moon
            dwell together.



            Apasthambha Dharma Sutras 1.13.18-20




            So, there will be similar verses in all the Smritis.






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              Yes, the Manu Smriti also says the same:




              4.37. Let him never look at the sun, when he sets or rises, is eclipsed or reflected in water, or stands in the middle of the sky




              and, also the Apasthambha Smriti:




              He should avoid looking at the sun as it rises or sets. During the day
              the sun protects creatures, and during the night, the moon. Therefore,
              on the night of the new moon he should try his very best to guard
              himself by keeping himself pure and chaste and by performing rites
              appropriate for the occasion, for on this night the sun and the moon
              dwell together.



              Apasthambha Dharma Sutras 1.13.18-20




              So, there will be similar verses in all the Smritis.






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                Yes, the Manu Smriti also says the same:




                4.37. Let him never look at the sun, when he sets or rises, is eclipsed or reflected in water, or stands in the middle of the sky




                and, also the Apasthambha Smriti:




                He should avoid looking at the sun as it rises or sets. During the day
                the sun protects creatures, and during the night, the moon. Therefore,
                on the night of the new moon he should try his very best to guard
                himself by keeping himself pure and chaste and by performing rites
                appropriate for the occasion, for on this night the sun and the moon
                dwell together.



                Apasthambha Dharma Sutras 1.13.18-20




                So, there will be similar verses in all the Smritis.






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                Yes, the Manu Smriti also says the same:




                4.37. Let him never look at the sun, when he sets or rises, is eclipsed or reflected in water, or stands in the middle of the sky




                and, also the Apasthambha Smriti:




                He should avoid looking at the sun as it rises or sets. During the day
                the sun protects creatures, and during the night, the moon. Therefore,
                on the night of the new moon he should try his very best to guard
                himself by keeping himself pure and chaste and by performing rites
                appropriate for the occasion, for on this night the sun and the moon
                dwell together.



                Apasthambha Dharma Sutras 1.13.18-20




                So, there will be similar verses in all the Smritis.







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