Aadi Amavasai Pitru Tharpana Sankalpa Mantras 2018 – Karkadika Vavu bali, Shravan Amavasya / Ashada Amavasya Tharpana Sankalpa Mantras.. 11 July 2018 is Shravan Amavasya in North Indian Hindi calendars, Ashada Amavasya in Amavasyant calendars, Aadi Amavasai in Tamil calendars, Karkidaka Vavu Bali in Malayalam calendars. Tharpana Sankalpam for Bodhayana Amavasya goes like this.. (10 August 2018) […]
Pathi Sanjeevani Vrata is an auspicious vrata observed on Ashada Amavasya (No moon day during Ashada masam in July – August). In 2019, Pathi Sanjeevani Vrata date is August 1. Pathi Sanjeevani Vrata katha or the story of Pathi Sanjeevani Vrata is mentioned in Skanda Purana. This vrata is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati Devi. The […]
Chukkala Amavasya vratam is auspicious austerity observed on Ashada Amavasya, No Moon day in Ashada masam in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. In 2019, Chukkala Amavasya date is August 1. This vrata is also observed in some places of Karnataka also. Ashada Amavasya vratham is dedicated to Goddess Gauri. Gauri Puja is performed on this day […]
Divyachi Amavasya is Amavasya or No Moon in Aashad Month. In 2019, Divyachi Amavasya date is August 1. Since ‘Deepa Puja’ (Diya Puja) is performed on this day, it is referred to as Divyachi Amavasya. On this day, Diyas are lighted at Puja place. Lighting diyas on this provides all sorts of wealth to the […]
No Moon day or Amavasya in August 2018 is Shravan Amavasya in North India. Amavasya August 2018 date is August 11. This is Ashada Amavasya in Marathi, Kannada, Telugu and Marathi calendars. Amavasya time in August 2018 It starts at 7.07 PM on August 10 and ends at 3.27 PM on 11 August 2018. This Amavasya […]
Deepa Puja is an auspicious observance to perform on Ashada Amavasya day. In 2018, Deepa Puja or Diya Pooja date is August 11 in Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada and Telugu calendars. As per North Indian Hindu calendar Ashada Amavasya Deepa Puja was 13 July. On the day of Deepa Puja, people clean and decorate their houses. […]
Nagara Amavasya (Nagara Amavase) is observed on the No Moon in Ashada Month (Ashada Amavasya) as per the traditional calendars followed in Karnataka (Kannada Panchangams). In 2018, Nagara Amavasya date is August 11. Nagara Amavasya marks the puja celebrations of Nagara Panchami which falls on the fifth day after this Amavasi. Naga Devata Puja (Sarpa […]
Ashada Amavasya is highly auspicious day for Pithru tharpan. Though every Amavasya day is important to pay our respect to our ancestors, Ashada Amavasya has every kind of significance for Pitru Tharpanam and Pinda Pradhanam. In 2018, as per the North Indian Hindi calendars, the date of Ashada Amavasya is July 13. In Marathi, Gujarati, […]
Bheemana Amavasya (Bhima Amavasya or Jyoti Bheemeswara Vrata / Pathi Sanjivani Puja) is observed on Ashada Amavasy in Karnataka. In 2018, Bheemana Amavasya date is August 11. Married women perform the vrata for better health and longer life of their husband. Women worship the divine couple, Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, on this Amavasy day. […]
Amavasya in July 2018 is Ashad Amavasya, Nija Jyeshta Amavasya. In North Indian Hindi calendar, it is Ashad Amavasya. According to Amavasyant Panchangams followed in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, this Amavasya is Nija Jyeshta Amavasya. Date of Amavasya in July 2018 is – July 13. Here are the detailed timings of Amavasya tithi […]
Divasi Gowri Vratha is an auspicious vrata observed on Ashada Amavasya (No moon day during Ashada masam in July – August). In 2019, Divasi Gowri Vratha date is August 1. Divasi Gowri Vratha katha or the story of Divasi Gowri Vratha is mentioned in Skanda Purana. This vrata is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati Devi. Divasi Gowri […]
Jyotir Bheemeshwara Vrata is an auspicious vrata observed on Ashada Amavasya (No moon day during Ashada masam in July – August). In 2019, Jyotir Bheemeshwara Vrata date is August 1. The legend of Jyotir Bheemeshwara Vrata is mentioned in Skanda Purana. This vrata is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati Devi. Jyotir Bheemeshwara Vrata Mainly, Jyothir […]
Bheemana Amavasya, Bhima Amavasya, Jyoti Bheemeshwara Vrata, also popular as Pathi Sanjeevani Puja is an auspicious vrata observed on Ashada Amavasya (No moon day during Ashada masam in July – August). In 2019, Bheemana Amavasya date is August 1. The legend of Bhima Amavasya Vrata is mentioned in Skanda Purana. This vrata is dedicated to Lord […]
Chukkala Amavasya puja is observed on the Amavasya (No moon day) during Ashada masam. In 2019, Chukkala Amavasya date is August 1. Chukkala Amavasya is mainly observed in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and in some parts of Karnataka. Chukkala Amavasya – Gauri Pooja Procedure Chukkala Amavasya Puja is dedicated to Goddess Gauri. This vratam is observed […]
Gatari Amavasya, most popularly known as Gatari, is a Marathi regional festival celebrated especially in Maharashtra and some parts of Goa. In 2019, Gatari Amavasya date is August 1. Gatari Amavasya falls on Ashad Amavasya, the No Moon day in Ashad Maas in Marathi calendar. Gatari is a celebration of joy and festivity. On Gatari […]
Amavasya is June 2019 is Jyeshta Amavasya (No Moon in Jyeshta Maas) in North Indian Hindi calendars and Vaishakh Amavasya (Amavasya in Vaishakh Mahina) in Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, and Telugu calendars. Amavasya June 2019 date is June 3. Amavasya Time – begins at 4.39 PM on 2 June and ends at 3.31 PM on 3rd […]
Tharpana Sankalpam mantras for Amavasya June 2018 – Amavasya Pitru Tharpana Sankalapa mantras June 2018… 13 June 2018 is Sarva Amavasya (Darsh Amavasya) in Tamil Nadu and all other places. This is Jyeshta Amavasya, Adhik Jyeshta Amavasya (Purushottam Maas Amavasya, Mal Maas Amavasya, Adhika Maasa Amavasya), Vaigasi Masa Amavasai, Edava Maasa Karthu Vavu, Jyeshto Mash […]
Ashada Amavasya, the No Moon day in Ashada mahina or Ashad month, is known as auspicious for Pitru Tharpan and Pinda Pradhan. In 2019, Ashada Amavasya date is July 2 as per North Indian Hindi calendars. As per Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati and Telugu calendars, Ashad Amavasya 2019 date is August 1. Deep Puja or Deepa […]
Divasi Amavasya is observed on Amavasya in Ashada masa in some places of Karnataka. Divasi Gauri Puja is the main ritual to observe on this No Moon day. In 2019, Divasi Amavasya date is August 1. Diwasi Amavasy begins in the night on August 10 and ends in the evening on August 11. Divasi Gowri […]
In the Ashada Month, the ‘No Moon Day’ or Ashada Amavasya is a very auspicious day. On Ashada Amavasya day, Deepa Puja is the major rite that is performed by the Hindus. On this particular day, most of the Hindus clean their house and all the diyas that they have in their household. They decorate […]
