Tag: Amavasya

Amavasya is the sacred new moon day in the lunar calendar, when the moon is not visible in the night sky. It symbolizes stillness, introspection, and new beginnings. In many Indian spiritual traditions, Amavasya is considered a powerful time for inner cleansing, meditation, and honoring ancestors.

This day is often associated with letting go—of negativity, past burdens, and emotional weight—making space for renewal and growth. Rituals such as prayers, fasting, charity, and remembrance of forefathers are commonly observed, as Amavasya is believed to strengthen spiritual awareness and connect individuals with deeper cosmic energies.

Quiet yet profound, Amavasya represents the pause before creation—the darkness that precedes light, and the silent foundation from which transformation begins. 🌑