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Ahoi Ashtami fast is observed every year on the Ashtami date of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month. This fast is kept for the happiness and long life of children. This fast falling on Ashtami Tithi of Kartik month is very special. On this day Ahoi Mata is worshipped and a fast is observed for her. This day has a special place for mothers. There is a story about Ahoi Ashtami fasts that worshipping Ahoi Mata gives the happiness of having a child even to the childless. By worshipping Mata Ahoi, children are protected and their health remains favourable. The child attains happiness. The rituals of Ahoi Ashtami Puja are also quite strict and have special rules. This day is spent without water and keeping in mind the rules of fasting. Ahoi Ashtami fast can be observed by mothers and all those who want the happiness of their children.
Ahoi Ashtami date 2023
This fast celebrated in the month of Kartik has great mythological significance. Ahoi Ashtami is a traditional festival celebrated with reverence and devotion. This year Ahoi Ashtami will be celebrated on 5 November 2023. The auspicious time for puja will be on Sunday. Ahoi Ashtami will be celebrated on Sunday, November 5, 2023. The auspicious time for puja will be from 05:33 to 06:52 pm. On this day, mothers observe this fast to pray for the well-being of their children. Along with this, this fast can also be observed by those couples who wish to have a child. This day is like a boon for childless couples.
Ahoi Ashtami Puja
Ahoi Ashtami brings with it the joy of prosperity. This prosperity is present in every form. While the importance of this day is linked to the happiness of children, it is also linked to the happiness of the family. There is a tradition of worshipping Ahoi Mata on the day of Ahoi Ashtami. Mother's picture is printed on this day. Fast is observed throughout the day. In this fast, the rule of observing the Nirjala fast is also explained. While observing a fast, the day is spent remembering the name of the mother. On this day, the fast is completed by looking at the stars in the evening. Worship is done under the shade of the stars and Arghya is offered to the moon and the stars. The stars and the moon are especially worshipped on this day.
