🕊️ Why Do We Feed Birds – And Why It’s Considered So Auspicious

Have you ever noticed how the morning feels different when birds are chirping outside your window? That little moment of joy is why, for generations, people in India have believed that feeding birds brings blessings. It’s a simple act, but one that carries deep meaning in our traditions.

1. Peace and Positivity at Home

When you scatter grains for birds, it’s not just about feeding them. In our culture, it’s said to invite peace, harmony, and prosperity into the house. Even Vastu Shastra mentions how feeding birds balances energies around us.

👉 Try offering Birdie’s Kangani. You’ll notice not just birds gathering, but also a calm, positive energy around your home.

2. A Gesture of Selfless Giving

Birds don’t repay us, yet we keep feeding them. Why? Because it teaches us to give without expecting anything in return. That’s the purest form of kindness. And honestly, watching them eat is reward enough—it melts away stress.

👉 Birdie’s Sunflower Seeds are perfect if you want to see those happy flutters every morning.

3. A Touch of Astrology

In Indian astrology, feeding birds is more than just kindness—it’s a remedy.

• Crows are linked with Shani (Saturn). Feeding them is believed to ease Saturn’s tough effects.

• Pigeons and sparrows connect with Mercury and Venus, bringing love, wisdom, and harmony.

👉 A handful of Birdie’s Millet Mix can cover different species at once.

4. Peace for the Mind

There’s something magical about watching birds gather, peck at grains, and fly away happily. It slows you down, calms your mind, and makes you feel connected to nature. In today’s busy life, these small moments are priceless.

👉 Place Birdie’s Seed Mix on your balcony or garden, and see how even five minutes of bird-watching changes your mood.

5. Rooted in Tradition

Since Vedic times, our ancestors practiced Bhoot Yajna—feeding animals and birds as a daily ritual. It wasn’t just tradition, it was a way of showing gratitude to nature. Keeping this habit alive connects us back to those roots.

👉 You can carry this tradition forward with Birdie’s Natural Bird Food.