Celebrating Falgun Purnima: Rituals, Lunar Eclipse, and Auspicious Timings
Overview of Falgun Purnima
On March 3rd, according to the Vedic calendar, Falgun Purnima will be observed. This significant day sees numerous devotees taking sacred baths in holy rivers, particularly the Ganges, followed by rituals and prayers to Lakshmi Narayana. Many also recite the Sri Satyanarayana Katha. Notably, this year marks the occurrence of the first lunar eclipse coinciding with Falgun Purnima.
Astrological Significance
Astrologers highlight that several favorable alignments will take place on Falgun Purnima. Engaging in the worship of Lakshmi Narayana during these auspicious moments is believed to usher in joy, prosperity, and relief from difficulties. Let’s delve deeper into the significance of Falgun Purnima.
Timing for Falgun Purnima
Falgun Purnima Auspicious Time
The full moon phase for Falgun will commence at 5:55 PM on March 2nd and conclude at 5:07 PM on March 3rd. In Sanatan Dharma, the celebration of the full moon begins with the Udaya Tithi, thus marking March 3rd as the day of celebration.
Lunar Eclipse Details
Lunar Eclipse 2026
Astrologers have noted that a lunar eclipse will coincide with Falgun Purnima, although it will not be visible in India. The Sutak period will not apply in this case. It is recommended to refrain from performing any auspicious activities during the eclipse. Instead, devotees are encouraged to meditate on Lord Vishnu during this time. After the eclipse, it is customary to bathe, meditate, worship Lord Vishnu, and make donations.
Auspicious Yogas on Falgun Purnima
Falgun Purnima Shubh Yoga
Astrologers have identified several auspicious yogas that will be active during Falgun Purnima. Notably, the rare Sukarma Yoga will be in effect until 10:25 AM. Additionally, the Shivavas Yoga will commence at 5:07 PM and continue until the following day, March 4th. Worshipping Lakshmi Narayan during these yogas is believed to enhance the devotee's happiness and fortune.
Conclusion
PC Social Media