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Karwa Chauth 2024 falls on Sunday, October 20. Find all the essential details about the Puja Muhurat, moonrise timings, and rare Yogas that enhance the spiritual benefits of this sacred festival. New Delhi: This year, Karwa Chauth will be celebrated on Sunday, October 20, 2024.
Observed every year on the fourth day of Krishna Paksha (waning moon phase) in the Hindu month of Kartik, this day is particularly meaningful for married women in India. Women fast on this day from sunrise until the moon appears, praying for their husbands’ health, long life, and prosperity. Karwa Chauth falls on October 20 this year, with special moonrise and puja timings.
In accordance with astrology, the Puja Muhurat (auspicious time) will begin at 5:46 PM and conclude at 7:02 PM. At 7:58 PM, the moon is expected to rise, marking the break of fast for women and the offering of Arghya (water offering). Here’s a quick look at the key timings: Karwa Chauth 2024 Puja Timings Event Timing Women traditionally prepare puja offerings with earthen pots (Karwa), sieves (Chalni), and sweets and fruits.
As soon as the moon rises, they look at their husbands through the sieve, completing the day’s rituals. Auspicious Yogas on Karwa Chauth 2024 Several rare and auspicious Yogas (planetary alignments) coincide with Karwa Chauth this year. Prayers performed on this day are believed to become even more powerful through these Yogas, thereby intensifying the positive impact of the rituals.
Here are the Yogas on Karwa Chauth 2024 and their significance: Yoga Significance It is believed that the presence of these Yogas will enhance the spiritual benefits of Karwa Chauth and bring prosperity and harmony to those who observe it. Significance of Karwa Chauth Rituals Karwa Chauth is an occasion where the moon holds immense significance. Women offer Arghya (water) to the moon as a gesture of respect, praying for the well-being and long life of their husbands.
Karwa Mata is also worshipped on this day along with the moon. After a full day of fasting, women look at their husbands through a sieve after seeing the moon, symbolically filtering out negativity and wishing for a prosperous, long-lasting marriage. Rituals such as this are regarded as sacred, reinforcing the marriage bond by praying for the success and long life of the husband.
( Disclaimer: This article provides information based on religious beliefs and traditions. It is important to note that these practices vary, and individuals may have different interpretations of the festival’s rituals. News9 Live does not confirm or validate these religious beliefs.
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