The pilgrimage priest told that worship can be done on 20th also.
There is confusion among people amid discussions about celebrating the festival of lights, Diwali, on both Monday and Tuesday this year. Some astrologers and pundits were talking about celebrating Diwali on 20th October, while some were saying that the worship as per scriptures would be done on 21st October. Meanwhile Haridva
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Dainik Bhaskar App In a conversation with Tirtha Purohit, he not only told the date of celebrating Diwali, but along with it he also told why this controversy arose and what would happen if the puja is performed on 20th. Read this entire conversation through questions and answers…
Question: Why was there confusion about the date of Diwali this time? answer: In fact, some almanacs and astrologers had different opinions. Some said that Diwali should be celebrated on 20th October considering the combination of Pradosh Kaal and Amavasya, while some said that it is as per scriptures on 21st October. We studied all the authentic texts including Dharma Sindhu, Niranya Sindhu, Panchang of Sri Ganga Sabha and Purushartha Chintamani. After this, after discussing with astrologers, it was decided to celebrate Diwali on 21st October.
Question: What is the auspicious time of 21st October? answer: This year Amavasya Tithi will be on Tuesday evening till 5.55 pm. The right and best time for Diwali worship will start from half an hour before sunset and will continue till 8.24 pm, this is the best and scripture-based time for the householders.
Question: Is it wrong to worship on 20th October? answer: Some people perform Tantra Sadhana or Kali Puja on Amavasya night. It is also good for them to perform puja on the night of 20th October, because there will be effect of Amavasya on that night. But for ordinary householders and those who worship Lakshmi Ganesh, the auspicious time of October 21 is the best.
Question: How to worship on Diwali? answer: First of all, take bath and wear pure and white clothes. Place the idols of Lakshmi, Ganesh and Kuber on the post and tie Mauli. Then light six four-sided and 26 small ghee lamps. After bathing the deities with Ganga water, offer Roli, Akshat, sweets, incense, paddy lava, honey, white dry fruits and lamp.
Pilgrimage priest Ujjwal Pandit giving information after seeing the almanac
Now read the views of those pundits who are saying to celebrate Diwali on 20th…
Reason and logic for celebrating Diwali on 20th October
Some astrologers suggested celebrating Diwali on 20th October. Pandit Ram Kishore of Durga Temple, Ghaziabad told that on this day there is a coincidence of Pradosh Kaal, Vrishabha Lagna and Mahanishith Kaal. Pradosh Kaal will last from 5:46 PM to 8:18 PM, Vrishabha Lagan will last from 7:08 PM to 9:03 PM, and Mahanishitha Kaal will last from 11:36 PM to 12:27 AM on October 21. It would be appropriate to perform Lakshmi puja and Kali puja in this combination.
Pandit Radhakrishna Thapliyal, the religious leader of Badri-Kedar Dham, also put forward the side of 20th October. According to him, the coincidence of Amavasya Tithi, Pradosh Kaal and auspicious time is taking place on 20th October, hence people doing Tantra Sadhana or Kali Puja on Amavasya night can perform puja on this day. Similarly, Astrologer Acharya Dr. Sushant Raj told that Kartik Amavasya will last from 3:44 pm on 20th October to 5:54 pm on 21st October and Lakshmi Puja is done in Nishita Kaal, which is falling on 20th October.
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