Mouni Amavasya holds immense spiritual significance
Mouni Amavasya is a Day of Silence and Spirituality Devotees observe complete silence
Mouni Amavasya is a Day of Silence and Spirituality Devotees observe complete silence throughout the day offering prayers to Lord Vishnu, Shiva, and Goddess Lakshmi, while focusing on meditation, prayers, and self-discipline observing silence (maun vrat) on this day helps devotees connect with their inner self and attain spiritual enlightenment. In sanatana dharma silence is a way to purify one’s thoughts and attain a state of meditation.
Mouni Amavasya is a powerful day for planetary alignments. Performing rituals, donating to the poor, and practicing austerities bring good fortune and reduce the effects of negative karma. It is a day to give back to the society by giving alms to the poor, feeding cows, and donating food, clothes, and money.
Mouni Amavasya falls during the Magha month, a period sacred for performing religious activities, fasting, and pilgrimages. Mouni Amavasya is part of the broader Magha Snana tradition.
