Carry A Peacock Feather? These Birth Dates Might Benefit, Astrology Says

New Delhi: Astrologers are suggesting that people born on certain days of the month may gain spiritual and emotional benefits by keeping a peacock feather with them. The advice comes from numerology beliefs that link birth dates with planetary influences and energy patterns.

In traditional Indian astrology, the peacock feather is more than just a decorative object. It is tied to divine figures like Lord Krishna and Goddess Saraswati, and is thought to protect against negative energy, calm the mind, and boost intuition and confidence. 

Why Should People Born on 5, 14 or 23 Carry a Peacock Feather?

Those born on the 5th, 14th, or 23rd of any month are believed to be influenced by Mercury, the planet associated with communication and clarity. Astrologers say carrying a peacock feather could help reduce stress, sharpen focus, and cut through overthinking. It is seen as a tool to improve decision-making and fend off negative vibes.

What about People Born on 2, 11, 20 or 29?

If your birth date is the 2nd, 11th, 20th or 29th, your numerology number is connected with the Moon, which governs emotions and mental peace. Experts suggest that these individuals are naturally more sensitive and intuitive. Carrying a peacock feather might help balance intense feelings, ease anxiety, and protect against mood swings. 

What about People Born on 6, 15 or 24?

Those born on the 6th, 15th or 24th are linked to Venus, the planet of love and harmony. According to numerology, these people are caring, social, and creative but may attract negative energy more easily. Astrologers say carrying a peacock feather may strengthen their aura, protect against envy or "nazar", and help attract true love or harmonious relationships. 

Why the Peacock Feather?

Peacock feathers hold a special place in Indian culture and spirituality. In Hindu tradition, the bird is associated with beauty, wisdom and divine protection, especially through stories of Lord Krishna, who is often shown with a feather in his crown. 

Believers say the feather’s "eye-like" pattern can ward off negative energy, and its presence brings peace and spiritual grounding. Some also use it in homes or personal spaces to attract positivity and balance.