Avoid consuming non-vegetarian food and use of onion or garlic in cooking. Houses and Pooja altar are thoroughly cleaned. People begin the day with a holy bath at a sacred river (if feasible), or home with few sesame seeds dropped in the bathing water. To gain control of your destiny you need to establish a reciprocal relationship with your ancestors.Īmavasya or New Moon day is considered ideal for appeasing your ancestors through Tarpanam and Vrat (fasting). As human beings, most of our thoughts come from our ancestors, as we not only inherit biological genes but also inherit the soul energy of them. The influence of maternal and paternal ancestors is highly intense, and that is a vital factor for success and failure in life. Hence, invoke the blessings of your ancestors on Amavasya for a healthy, wealthy and negativity-free life. Performing Tarpanam ritual on this day can break the energy blocks, negative vibrations and open a direct path to connect with the ancestors. New Moon is a powerful time to create a bonding with your maternal and paternal ancestors.
Also known as ‘Amavasai’ in Tamil, this day is ideal for making ritual offerings (Tarpanam) to your ancestors, who have the power to elevate your status and bless you with a successful life. The next Amavasya date is falling on Febru(Sunday).'Amavasya' of New Moon denotes the final day of waning lunar phase when Moon vanishes completely after Krishna Paksha (waning period). In 2020, there are 12 Amavasya days, one falling in each month. The day is also considered an auspicious occasion for performing shraddha and tarpan to ancestors, especially dead parents and spiritual sadhana. If a devotee takes holy dip, especially in the water of Ganga, it is believed that they will be get rid of any Kaal Sarpa Dosha and along will all the sins and various Doshas. Magha or Mauni Amavasya 2020 Timings/ Shubh Muhurat Magha Amavasya starts: 2:17 am (24 January 2020) Magh Amavasya ends: 3: 11 am (25 January 2020) Mauni Amavasya Significance The fasting ritual of Mauni Amavasya is associated with learning the virtue of patience and prudence just like sages, the reason why it is called Mauni Amavasya.
Falling in the Hindu month of Magha, known as Magha Amavasya, it is popular as Mauni Amavasya. January Amavasya Timings (Tithi) and Shubh Muhurat In January 2020, the day of Amavasya is falling on 24th January, 2020 (Friday). The month of Magha as per Hindu calendar falls in the month of January, that’s why the Amavasya in January is called Magha Amavasya and is celebrated as Mauni Amavasya which has its own significance. Amavasya in January 2020 is falling on 24th January. The devotees take holy dip in Ganga, Yamuna, Krishna and Kaveri, along with observing fast to call upon the most fruitful effects of the same. The Kartik Amavasya is considered auspicious and Diwali is celebrated on this day. It is marked by observing fasts, praying to the Sun and the Moon. It is considered an auspicious occasion to pay homage to the family members who have gone for their heavenly abode. Despite being considered inauspicious, it is marked by certain fasts and festivals whose effect is said to be of great importance. The day is believed to be of great power. The day when the moon is not visible holds a great cultural significance in India and its belief system.
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Amavasya, the day of the new moon, generally falls in the middle of the month as the lunar month starts after the day of the full moon or poornima.
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