Eclipses and Amavasya
Amavasya is the only day when both solar and lunar eclipses can occur.
Many believe that rituals performed on Amavasya can cleanse one’s aura.
Ideal for Spiritual Cleansing
Amavasya is traditionally considered a powerful day for offering prayers to deceased ancestors.
Ancestor Worship Significance
Amavasya is the darkest night of the month as the moon is completely absent from the sky.
Moonless Night
Contrary to popular belief, Amavasya is also seen as an auspicious time for new beginnings.
New Beginnings
The absence of the moon is said to symbolize detachment from worldly desires.
Symbol of Detachment
In contrast to the full moon, Amavasya is seen as a time for internal reflection rather than external action.
Purnima vs Amavasya
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