Somvati Amavasya is considered to have special significance in Sanatan Dharma. There is a special belief of bathing in Ganga on this day, due to which all the troubles and sins of the devotees are removed. Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati are duly worshiped on Somvati Amavasya. Besides, prayers are also done for the peace of the ancestors. Apart from this, many women keep fast for the long life of their husbands.

This year, many devotees are confused about the date of Somvati Amavasya whether it should be celebrated on 14th June or 15th June. Let us know what is the exact date of Somvati Amavasya. Also know what the devotees should do on this day, so that the blessings of Lord Shiva remain on them. Apart from this, also know which tasks should be avoided on this day.

When is Somvati Amavasya?

According to Sanatan Panchang, Amavasya Tithi will start on June 14 at 12:20 pm. After this, it will end on June 15 at 8:24 am. In Hindu religion, most of the festivals are celebrated according to Udaya Tithi, hence celebrating Somvati Amavasya on 15th June will be considered auspicious.

The auspicious time of this day will be from 5.23 am to 8 am. Worshiping Lord Shiva at this time is considered especially fruitful.

What to do on Somvati Amavasya?

Wake up in the morning on 15th June and take bath in a river. If it is not possible to take bath in the river, then mix Ganga water in the bath water and take bath. After bathing, wear clean clothes and worship Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati. During the worship, offer water, milk and Belpatra on Shivling. Also offer sweet fruits and sweets and chant mantras.

On this day, do charity as per your capacity. According to religious belief, donating on Amavasya brings special virtue. Donating pulses, flour, rice and fruits on this day is considered auspicious.

What not to do?

1. Avoid consuming meat and alcohol in food on this day.
2. Do not trouble anyone and avoid speaking bitter words.
3. Do not insult others.

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