Ashadha Amavasya 2024: Understanding its Spiritual Impact

Ashadha Amavasya 2024: The Amavasya or No Moon day that falls in the month of Ashwin is referred to as the Ashadha Amavasya or Sarva Pitru Amavasya in the Hindu Calendar. On this day, it is believed that ancestors descend from heaven to bless their offspring. To worship their ancestors and ask for blessings and forgiveness, they execute a rite known as Tarpanam, which involves offering water, rice, and sesame seeds. It is also stated that by doing this ceremony, their forefathers can find salvation. Devotees fast and give as a sign of their love for their forefathers. Let’s discover more about this day and the significance of the Ashadha Amavasya 2024. 

Ashadha Amavasya: What Is It?

According to Hindu Panchang, the 30th tithi beginning from the Krishna Paksha Pratipada is called Amavasya Tithi. Ashadha Amavasya 2024 is observed on the Amavasya tithi of the Ashadha month.

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Date of Ashadha Amavasya 2024

Every month’s thirty days are split equally in half. The Shukla Paksha Tithi is the name of the first half, and the Krishna Paksha Tithi is the name of the second. The dates of Asadha Amavasya 2024 tithi in are as follows:

Amavasya Tithi 5 July 2024, Friday

Amavasya Tithi Starts: 05:00:08 on July 5, 2024

Amavasya Tithi 2024 Ends at 04:29:17 on 6 July

Ashadha Amavasya Significance

Ashadha Amavasya 2024 is a noteworthy and auspicious day. On this day, several religious ceremonies are held.

• One of the main rituals carried out on Amavasya day is Deepa Puja. People light colorful Diyas and tidy and adorn their homes.
• A holy Chaurang (table) is surrounded by Rangoli (kolam) decorations. When lit for the Puja ceremony, multiple diyas set on the table appear lovely.
• Because Deepa Puja is dedicated to one’s Ishta Dev or family deity, and the Panch Maha Bhoot-the five primal elements Air, Water, Fire, Sky, and Earth-it has particular religious significance. A few people dedicate the Puja to Saraswati, Parvati, or Goddess Laxmi.
• Similar to Diwali, late-evening Diyas around homes are thought to radiate light that drives away all evil and negative forces and ushers in fresh brightness in life. Devotees receive Ashta Aishwarya (eight forms of riches) during the Puja. The day of Deepa Puja marks the beginning of the holy month of Shravan.
• Ashadha Amavasya 2024 Day falls on the Gatari Amavasya festival, which is joyfully and enthusiastically observed throughout the state of Maharashtra. People refrain from consuming non-vegetarian food and strong alcohol on Amvasya, which signifies the start of Shravan month, as the entrance of the monsoon season increases the risk of gastrointestinal problems. Because of this, individuals like drinking alcohol before Shravan arrives to boost their hunger and eat non-vegetarian meals.
• In Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Gujarat, Gatari Amavasya is celebrated as Bheemana Amavasya, Chukkala Amavasya, and Hariyali Amavasya.
• Since Pitru devatas are very active on this day, it is thought that doing pujas, charitable deeds, or any other auspicious ceremony in their honor may bring them closer to Moksha.

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Ritual of Ashadha Amavasya 2024

Now that we have talked about the Ashadha Amavasya 2024 ceremonies, let’s talk about their rituals. So, immediately turn your attention down if you want to know about its customs. 

• On the day of Ashadha Amavasya 2024, the first thing to do is bathe in the sacred water or add a drop of Ganga jal to your water. Your body will be cleansed as a result, enabling you to perform the rites. 
• Make sure the area is thoroughly cleaned before beginning the rituals. 
• To honor your ancestor, offer the water to Tarpan and the Sun God (Argha). 
• Next, give the peepal tree water and light a diya with mustard oil. Don’t forget to fire your water and diya in the evening. 
• To remove the bad energy, chant a mantra while lighting the diya, presenting flowers, and lighting incense sticks. 
• Chant mantras while sitting in solitude for a while as you meditate. It’ll facilitate your absorption of spiritual energy. 
• Both Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu are worshipped on the day of Ashadha Amavasya. As a sacrifice to the gods, you can prepare satvik cuisine. 
• Once the pujas and ceremonies are completed, give food and clothing to those in need. You will experience wealth and prosperity in your life if you carry out this action.