Paush Amavasya January 2024: Unfortunate Events You MUST Prevent On New Moon Day

Paush Amavasya January 2024: Amavasya falls in the middle of each month on the Hindu calendar, which consists of thirty Tithis (lunar days). Since the moon is not visible in the sky on Amavasya, the day is often referred to as “No-Moon Day”. Paush Amavasya is the name given to the Amavasya tithi that falls in the month of Paush. The Paush Amavasya will be observed on January 10, 2024, this year. On this particular day, however, there are a few guidelines and standards that need to be adhered to.

January 2024’s Paush Amavasya: New Moon Day Requirements

This is the day to provide food and clothes (vastra daan and anna daan) to help mitigate or eliminate the bad effects of the malefic influence of Ketu, Rahu, Shani, Jupiter, and Ketu.

It is possible to safeguard oneself from the negative influence of black magic and bad spirits by doing the Bhandara of khichdi on Paush Amavasya.

– Purchasing a broom on Amavasya day is not advised. Purchasing a broom is said to enrage the goddess Laxmi. As a consequence, the money flow within the house will stop. It also attracts negative energy into the house, endangering the wealth and well-being of the family in the long run.

– It is not recommended to buy or drink alcohol on Amavasya. Bad energy is attracted to alcohol use and may follow the drinker and their family for a very long time.

– Purchasing pooja supplies, gathering tulsi leaves, picking grains and flours, getting married, and engaging in other auspicious ceremonies should all be avoided on Amavasya.

– Amavasya day is also mentioned in Hindu traditional traditions as a day to eliminate bad luck and vibrations. Amavasya is dedicated to “pitru,” which means that if one want to pray for and get blessings from deceased family members, they must conduct Shradh.

– It’s believed that feeding fish balls made of wheat flour and cows five different fruits would bring wealth and plenty into their lives.

– Some people fast on Amavasya Day in an effort to please their ancestors.