That's the worst day of the year, December 21!

Winter solstice (standing at the far end of the sun from the illumination line) is going to be the darkest and shortest day of the year directly and figuratively. Winter solstice is a rare cosmic event that has not happened in the last 350 years.

According to astrologers, 21st December of 2017 may be the worst day of the year.

The UK's famous astrologer and author Blue Spencer said this year, Solstice is different from other years in the past. Because after 1964 this year, the first time the sun will enter Makar Sankranti, Saturn will enter after hours, so that the Sun and Saturn are in the same line, this phenomenon can produce very uncomfortable results.

In his statement, Neil said, "Shani's position in Makar is very effective in the life of a person, due to which a difficult situation can be identified. But in the long term, it does not promise to make an effective change. '

He advised to stay alert on December 21st. Because of what you do on this day, which may seem more difficult than usual. Besides, starting something new can give long-term bad results.

Astrology website 'Lunar Living' suggests, 'It may seem limited and limited at this time, but do not ignore the obligation.'

The website warns that, 'If you are careful about your work this day, then you can work properly. You may have less energy this day but do not use it as an excuse not to do your good work.

The site also says, while finding solutions to your problem, make sure that it is not only for yourself but for everyone. If your goal is only for yourself, then what you create will not last forever. The initiative that is taken is for everyone's good.

If these warnings do not seem to be alarming, then Jayashree Bose's post surely can be frightened at Feng Shui blog. For this year's Solstice, Jayashree predicted that December 21 will be a tragedy and no important work should be done.

Jayashree said that the work you do this day may be delayed and you can face many different obstacles till January 2015.

On any important step, Jayashree warned, "The planned activities on this date can change in the last minute. In some cases, one month or even one year may be delayed."

Refrain from conducting any meeting, nor can you decide which decisions you accept, may not be final, may change. If you do not want to wait long in the airport, railway or bus station, then avoid traveling. That is the suggestion Jayashree said.