How to Dissolve karma

We are creating bad karma by many ways, Even our thoughts also creates bad karma. This can be avoided, if we staying in conscious and awareness. But some strong karama started playing in your life, you need to take professional help. 

There are so many ways to reduce your karma. The 13th moon (Pradhosam) have some powers to dissolve your karma. It is one of the most important way to reduce karma. 


The pradhosam occurs at dusk, 1.5 hours before sunset. Praying lord shiva at pradhosam time can free you from karma, fulfill your wishes, and it accelerate your evoluation towards moksha(liberation) 


Worshipping Lord shiva at this time repetedly in every 13th moon will reduce your karma, and give you peace and remove all neagativity from your thoughts and minds and you will grow spritually. 




 


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