Ashtami september 2022

Jitiya Vrat 2022: The festival of Jitiya Vrat is the special day when mother keeps a fast for the well being of her children and the day the selfless love and affection of a mother towards her children. Jivitputrika fast is celebrated with great fervor. All mothers pray for the longevity and good fortune of their children. Jitiya Vrat 2022 : The festival of Jitiya Vrat is the special day when mother keeps a a strict fast for the well being of her children and the day commemorates the selfless love and affection of a mother towards her children. This Vrat is also known as Jivitputrika Vrat. This fast is observed on the eighth day (Ashtami Tithi) of Krishna Paksha in the month of Ashwina. Jitiya fast will be observed on 18th September, 2022. This is the three day festival, on the very first day mothers consume food which is called Nhai Khai day, on the second day mothers keep strict fast even without drinking water (Nirjala Vrat) and those who observe this fast by having water, that is known as Khur Jatiya and the third day is parana when they break their fast by having satvik food. Jeevitputrika fast is very famous in Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar and Nepal. Jitiya Vrat 2022: Date and Time Nhai Khai - 17th September, 2022 ( Ashtami Tithi begins - 02:14 PM) Nirjala Fast - 18th September, 2022 (Ashtami Tithi Ends - 04:32 PM) Parana - 19th September, 2022 Jitiya Vrat 2022: Story Jivitputrika fast is celebrated with great fervor. All mothers pray for the longevity and good fo...

Radha Ashtami, which is also known as Radha Jayanti, is an important Hindu festival which marks the birth of Shri Radha. The festival is observed across the country as devotees worship Radha and celebrate with great pomp and show. According to the Hindu calendar, Radha Jayanti is celebrated on the eighth day of Shukla Paksha in the Bhadrapada month. It falls 15 days after the Hindu festival of Janmashtami, which is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Lord Krishna, and on the fourth day of Ganesh Chaturthi. Here is the tithi, significance and more about Radha Ashtami 2022. Radha Ashtami significance As per Hindu mythology, Radha is the incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. Radha was born in the small village of Barsana near Mathura and was the adopted daughter of Vrashabhanu and Kriti. On the occasion of Radha Jayanti, devotees worship Shri Radha with great enthusiasm. It also signifies the admirable bond of love between Lord Krishna and Radha. Devotees perform a special Pooja on this day and chant prayers. The day is celebrated on a massive scale in the cities of Barsana, Vrindavan and Mathura. Radha Ashtami 2022 wishes Here are some wishes that can be sent to your loved ones on the occasion of Radha Ashtami. • One, who is attracted by the beauty of Radha and Krishna, cannot be distracted by the false beauty of this material world. Happy Radha Ashtami 2022. • May Radha Krishna's blessings always surround you, which will bless each and every day of your life and keep you healt...

Maha Ashtami, commonly known as Ashtami, is widely observed throughout the country. This auspicious day is devoted to Maa Mahagauri, one of Maa Durga’s nine avatars. It is also called as Durgashtami by those who observe Durga Puja and is one of the most significant days of the long celebrations. On this day, people also perform Kanya/Kumari Puja or Kanjak. Significance of Maha Ashtami: The eighth day of Navratri is Maha Ashtami. It is a significant occasion because it commemorates the victory of the Goddess Shakti over the terrible buffalo demon Mahishasura. On this day, devotees of Durga Maa worship her eighth avatar, Maa Mahagauri. The Goddess is known for bestowing money and a luxurious lifestyle on those who worship her. Furthermore, worshipping Maa Durga on this day can help worshippers overcome all obstacles and cleanse themselves of all sins. The Ashtami vrat (fast) is the most important since it brings riches and luck into one’s life. Goddess Durga followers on Ashtami hold Kanya/Kumari Puja or Kanjak by worshipping young unmarried girls. They are considered divine forms of Goddess Shakti and honoured with special Navratri gifts. Worshippers wash their feet, offer them red dupatta, bangles, and a few other signs of thanks, and pray for their blessings in this ritual. Ashtami Kanya Pujan Tithi 2022 will begin at 6:48 p.m. on Sunday, October 2, 2022, and will end at 4:37 p.m. on Monday, October 3, 2022. Shubh Muhurat comes between 9:12 and 10:41 a.m. The 10th day of ...

Ashtami tithi in January Shukla Paksha Ashtami Jan 09, 11:09 am - Jan 10, 12:24 pm Krishna Paksha Ashtami Jan 25, 7:49 am - Jan 26, 6:25 am Ashtami tithi in February Shukla Paksha Ashtami ( Feb 08, 6:16 am - Feb 09, 8:31 am Krishna Paksha Ashtami Feb 23, 4:56 pm - Feb 24, 3:04 pm Ashtami tithi in March Shukla Paksha Ashtami Mar 10, 2:57 am - Mar 11, 5:34 am Krishna Paksha Ashtami ( Mar 25, 12:10 am - Mar 25, 10:04 pm Ashtami tithi in April Shukla Paksha Ashtami ( Apr 08, 11:05 pm - Apr 10, 1:24 am Krishna Paksha Ashtami Apr 23, 6:27 am - Apr 24, 4:30 am Ashtami tithi in May Shukla Paksha Ashtami May 08, 5:00 pm - May 09, 6:32 pm Krishna Paksha Ashtami May 22, 1:00 pm - May 23, 11:34 am Ashtami tithi in June Shukla Paksha Ashtami Jun 07, 7:55 am - Jun 08, 8:30 am Krishna Paksha Ashtami Jun 20, 9:01 pm - Jun 21, 8:31 pm Ashtami tithi in July Shukla Paksha Ashtami Jul 06, 7:49 pm - Jul 07, 7:28 pm Krishna Paksha Ashtami Jul 20, 7:36 am - Jul 21, 8:12 am Ashtami tithi in August Shukla Paksha Ashtami Aug 05, 5:06 am - Aug 06, 3:57 am Krishna Paksha Ashtami ( Aug 18, 9:21 pm - Aug 19, 10:59 pm Ashtami tithi in September Shukla Paksha Ashtami ( Sep 03, 12:28 pm - Sep 04, 10:40 am Krishna Paksha Ashtami ( Sep 17, 2:14 pm - Sep 18, 4:33 pm Ashtami tithi in October Shukla Paksha Ashtami ( Oct 02, 6:47 pm - Oct 03, 4:38 pm Krishna Paksha Ashtami ( Oct 17, 9:30 am - Oct 18, 11:58 am Ashtami tithi in November Shukla Paksha Ashtami ( Nov 01, 1:11 am - Nov 01, 11:04 pm Krishna Paksha Ash...

Radha Ashtami 2022: Radha Ashtami is the most important and famous Hindu festival which is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Shri Radha. This festival is celebrated across the country with great grandeur. As per the Hindu calendar, the auspicious day of Radha Ashtami is celebrated on the eighth day (Ashtami Tithi) of Shukla Paksha in Bhadrapada month that is why this day is Knows as Radhashtami. Radha Ashtami 2022 : Radha Ashtami is the most important and famous Hindu festival which is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Shri Radha. This festival is celebrated across the country with great grandeur. As per the Hindu calendar, the auspicious day of Radha Ashtami is celebrated on the eighth day (Ashtami Tithi) of Shukla Paksha in Bhadrapada month that is why this day is Knows as Radhashtami. The occasion of Radha Ashtami falls 15 days after the festival of Janmashtami, the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna. This year, Radha Ashtami is being celebrated today i.e., 4th September, 2022. Radha Ashtami 2022: Significance According to the Hindu mythology, it is believed that Radha Rani is the incarnation or avatar of Goddess Lakshmi. Sri Radha descended on earth 5000 years ago in Barsana, a small village in Mathura. She was the daughter of Vrashabhanu and Kirti. As per the legends Radha Ji was an adopted daughter of Vrashbhanu and Kirti. Radha Ashtami is also known as Radha Jayanti. The devotees worship Radharani with great enthusiasm and devotion on this particular day. T...

Maha Ashtami, also known as Ashtami, is celebrated with much zeal across the country. This auspicious day is dedicated to Maa Mahagauri, one of the avatars among the nine forms of Maa Durga, known as Navdurgas. For many who celebrate Durga Puja, Devotees of Maa Durga will observe Maha Ashtami or Durgashtami on October 3, Monday. Significance of Maha Ashtami: Maha Ashtami is the third day of (Also Read | Dussehra date 2022: When is Dussehra in 2022? Know the date and puja time ) Maha Ashtami Celebrations and Rituals: On Maha Ashtami day, the celebrations begin with mahasnan or a grand bath to rid oneself of impurities. Following this ritual, devotees install nine small pots to invoke nine Shaktis of Goddess Durga. All the nine forms are then worshipped during Maha Ashtami Puja. Devotees should also wear new clothes for the ceremony and offer The legendary Sandhi Puja is also done on Maha Ashtami. According to Drik Panchang, it is performed during the last 24 minutes of Ashtami Tithi and the first 24 minutes of Navami Tithi. This period is known as Sandhi time/Kala or the holy juncture during Durga Puja. It is customary to light 108 earthen lamps and perform balidan/animal sacrifice during Sandhi Kala. Those who abstain from this ritual can do a symbolic balidan with banana, cucumber or pumpkin. Lastly, during Ashtami, devotees of Goddess Durga perform Kanya/Kumari Puja or Kanjak by worshipping young unmarried girls. They are considered divine manifestations of Goddess Shakt...

R E L A T E D • • • Ele Ashtami is widely celebrated in North Karnataka. It falls on Shukla Paksha Ashtami in Bhadrapada Month as per Kannada calendar. The ritual is very much similar to Swarna Gowri Vrata, but it is performed by those who has the tradition of performing it since several generations. The three-day Jyeshta Devi Pooja begins on Sashti and ends on Ashtami. 3 September 2022 – Jyeshta Gauri Avahana 4 September 2022 – Jyeshta Gauri Pooja 5 September 2022 – Jyeshta Gauri Visarjana During this Vrata, women bring Jyeshta Gauri Mata to their homes in pairs such as Jyeshta – Kanishta or Sakhi – Parvati, etc,.

According to the Hindu Calender and Drink Panchang, the Shubh Muhurat for Shardiya Navratri will begin 26th September between 6.11am to 7.51am. The Pratipada muhurat will begin around 03.23am Monday, September, 26, 2022 and will end by 03.08am 27th September 2022. This year the Ghatasthapana muhurat will start from 6.11am to 7.51am on 26th September 2022. Lastly, the tithi for Ashtami Puja will begin at 6:47 PM on October 2, and ends at 4:37 PM on October 3. Puja rules and vidhi Wake up early and take a holy bath followed by cleaning and decorating the place of worship. Next, take a clay pot and add clean soil and add jowar and wheat grain and plant them with some wtaer. Then on a bedi or home temple place a clean cloth preferably a red cloth and place the idol of Goddess Durga Then take a Kalash, put Ganga jal, sandalwood paste, flowers, turmeric betel nuts, durva grass and cover the kalash with a coconut. Perform morning and evening artis and read Durga Chalisa On the last day of the puja, distribute the grains from the container and also worship little girls and perform Kanya pujan. Significance The 9 day long festival of Navratri is dedicated to 9 avatars of Goddess Durga. Interestingly, each avatar represents a different form of shakti. As per Drik Panchang, each day the prasad offerings differ depending on the Navdurga avatar. As per the Hindu mythology each day holds a special puja such as Shailaputri puja is followed by puja of Brahmacharini avatar, then on the thi...

Devotees offer prayers to Goddess Durga and keep fast to seek blessings on this occasion. Durga Ashtami Vrat September 2022 Date: September 4, Sunday. Tithi Timing: September 03, 12:28 PM – September 04, 10:40 AM. Durga Ashtami Vrat Rituals: Devotees wake up early in the morning, take bath, and make several offerings to the Goddess in the form of flowers, chandan and dhoop. Naivedya is also prepared for offering to the Goddess. Fasting is an important ritual of Durga Ashtami. Observer of this vrat abstains from eating or drinking throughout the day. Some devotees also keep the fast by having milk and fruits. Consumption of non-vegetarian food and alcohol is strictly prohibited on this day. Observer of this vrat sleeps on the floor. Devotees also chant mantra of the Goddess and Durga Chalisa on this day. At the end of puja, Durga Ashtami Vrat katha is read by them. Vrat observers also provide food and dakshina to Brahmins after completing the puja rituals. They visit temples of the Goddess in the evening. Durga Ashtami Vrat Significance: Durga Ashtami Vrat is observed to acquire spiritual gains and seek the blessings of Goddess Durga. It is believed that one who observes the Durga Ashtami Vrat with full dedication will be bestowed with happiness and good fortune. Durga Ashtami Vrat 2022 Dates: January 10th Monday Ashtami Tithi Timing : Jan 09, 11:09 AM – Jan 10, 12:24 PM February 8th Tuesday Ashtami Tithi Timing : Feb 08, 6:16 AM – Feb 09, 8:31 AM March 10th Thursday Ashtam...

Durgashtami fasting is observed every month during Ashtami Tithi of Shukla Paksha. On this day devotees of Goddess Durga worship Her and observe day long fast. The most significant Durgashtami, which is known as Mahashtami, falls in month of Ashwin during nine days Durgashtami is also spelled as Durga Ashtami and Masik Durgashtami is also known as Maas Durgashtami or Monthly Durgashtami.