New Delhi, April 24: Sita Navami, also known as Sita Jayanti, is celebrated on the ninth day of the waxing phase of the month of Baisakh, marking the birth anniversary of Goddess Sita. On this auspicious occasion, married women observe fasts to pray for the long life, happiness, and prosperity of their husbands.
According to Hindu scriptures, Goddess Sita was born on a Tuesday under the Pushya Nakshatra. She was married to Lord Rama, who was born on the ninth day of Chaitra Shukla. Sita Navami occurs approximately one month after Ram Navami. This year, the ninth day falls on April 25, and the fast and festivities will take place on Saturday.
Goddess Sita symbolizes purity, sacrifice, and patience. Her blessings bring peace and happiness to families and strengthen the bond between husband and wife.
On Saturday, sunrise will be at 5:46 AM, while sunset will occur at 6:53 PM. The moon will rise at 1:09 PM and set on April 26 at 2:31 AM.
For auspicious timings on Sita Navami, the Abhijit Muhurat will be from 11:53 AM to 12:46 PM, and the Vijay Muhurat will be from 2:30 PM to 3:23 PM. The combination of Abhijit Muhurat and Vijay Muhurat is considered highly favorable. Engaging in prayers, fasting, chanting mantras, or performing any auspicious tasks during these times yields special benefits.
Brahma Muhurat will be from 4:19 AM to 5:02 AM, and the twilight period will be from 6:51 PM to 7:13 PM. The Amrit Kaal will last from 6:29 PM to 8:04 PM.
In terms of inauspicious timings, Rahukal will be from 9:03 AM to 10:41 AM, during which no auspicious activities or prayers should commence. Yamgand will occur from 1:58 PM to 3:36 PM, and Gulik Kaal will be from 5:46 AM to 7:24 AM. Additionally, the Durmuhurt will be from 5:46 AM to 6:38 AM and again from 6:38 AM to 7:31 AM. The prohibited time will be from 8:57 AM to 10:32 AM.
Moreover, the Aadal Yoga will be from 5:46 AM to 8:04 PM, while the Vidal Yoga will last from 8:04 PM until 5:45 AM on April 26. The Gand Mool will persist throughout the day. The Baan will be effective until 3:51 PM, transitioning to the Mrityu Baan, followed by the Agni Baan thereafter.
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