Lucknow, Amrit thoughts: Sharadiya Navratri starts from 22 and it will conclude on Tuesday, 1 October on Mahanavami. Navratri begins from Pratipada date of Shukla Paksha of Ashwin month. This time Navratri will be celebrated for 10 days as Tritiya Tithi will be 24 and 25, due to which the worship of Maa Chandraghanta will be done for two days. On Monday, mother Durga will ride on the elephant and arrive on the earth. The elephant is considered a symbol of happiness, prosperity and knowledge. Therefore, the arrival of the mother in this Navratri is considered to be special fruitful.
Ghatasthapana Muhurt
Jyotishacharya SS Nagpal said that the best Muhurta of Ghatasthapana on 22 is from 06:09 am to 08:06, as well as Abhijit Muhurta in midday will be auspicious from 11:49 to 12:38. On this day, at the time of sunrise, the girl will remain ascendant, which is considered good for Ghatasthapana and Durga worship.
Dates of Shardiya Navratri
September 22 – Worship of mother Shailputri
September 23 – Worship of Maa Brahmacharini
24-25 September-Worship of Maa Chandraghanta
September 26 – Mother Kushmanda worshiped
September 27 – Mother Skandamata worship
September 28 – Mother Katyayani worshiped
September 29 – Worship of Maa Kalratri
September 30 – Worship of Maa Mahagauri
October 1 – Worship of Maa Siddhidatri (Mahanavami)
Due to this special coincidence, devotees will be strong with the grace of the Goddess due to happiness, prosperity, health and attainment of accomplishment.
Solar eclipse is not valid on 21 September
The last solar eclipse of the year will start from 10.59 minutes on the night of 21 September and it will end at 3:30 in the morning of 22. The eclipse of Ashwin Krishna Paksha will be engaged in Virgo and Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra. Solar eclipse will not be visible in India, so its sutak will not be valid here. The last partial solar eclipse will appear in New Zealand, Fiji, Antarctica and the south part of Australia.
