Chandra Darshana 19 june

Chandra Darshana is a Hindu festival that involves the worship of the moon, which takes place after the Amavasya event. It is an important religious occasion during which prayers are offered to the Moon God for success in life. The festival is celebrated at night when the moon appears, and the fast associated with this event is known as the night moon fast.

Ritualistic acts on Chandra Darshana

One of the main rituals of Chandra Darshana is the worship of the moon at night. The deity honored on this day is known as Chandra Dev, and prayers are offered to him for blessings. Those who are observing the moon fast are allowed to consume food products during the night when the moon is visible. The fast is concluded by performing a Puja to Chandra Dev. After the Puja, a charity activity is conducted in which sugar and rice are donated to all Brahmins present in the temple. Those who have been fasting go to the Yamuna river for a holy bath.

Significance related to Chandra Darshana

People, especially women, observe the fast on Chandra Darshana for the well-being of their children and to remove all obstacles that may arise on their life journey.

Chandra Darshana has great significance in the lives of those who worship the moon. They believe that their lives are directly influenced by Chandra’s blessings, and their prayers are rewarded accordingly. The festival is believed to remove evil deeds and handle adverse changes in life. Those who suffer from severe diseases are encouraged to observe the Chandra fast, as it is believed to help them recover. Reciting Chandra Manters is believed to bring knowledge and wisdom into a person’s life