Chaitra Amavasya: Worship Method, Significance, And Fasting Story
According to the Hindu calendar, the new moon day of the month of Chaitra is called Chaitra Amavasya. This day is considered especially auspicious for offering prayers to ancestors, bathing, donating, and worshipping Lord Shiva. Fasting on Chaitra Amavasya provides relief from ancestral sins and increases happiness and prosperity in life.
Importance of Chaitra Amavasya
- Taking a bath in holy rivers on this day destroys sins.
- By performing Pitru Tarpan and Shraddha, ancestors become pleased and bless.
- Charity and good deeds remove poverty and increase virtue.
- Worshiping Lord Shiva removes the troubles of life.
Chaitra Amavasya Puja Vidhi
- Take a vow to observe the fast after taking a bath in the morning.
- Offer Arghya to Sun God.
- Worship Lord Shiva and Vishnu.
- Perform Tarpan and Shraddha for ancestors.
- Donate food, clothes and money to the needy.
- Light a lamp at night and remember God.
Chaitra Amavasya Vrat Katha
It is a mythological belief that bathing in the Ganges or other holy rivers, donating, and offering prayers on Chaitra Amavasya satisfies the souls of ancestors. On this day, one receives special blessings of Lord Shiva and all sins are destroyed. Benefits of Chaitra Amavasya
- One gets relief from ancestral curse.
- One gets wealth, happiness, and prosperity.
- One gets spiritual progress and mental peace.
- Obstacles in life end.
Upcoming Amavasya Dates
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21 October 2025, Tuesday Kartika Amavasya
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21 October 2025, Tuesday Darsha Amavasya
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19 November 2025, Wednesday Darsha Amavasya
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20 November 2025, Thursday Margashirsha Amavasya
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19 December 2025, Friday Darsha Amavasya
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19 December 2025, Friday Pausha Amavasya
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