Special Things
Amla Navami is one of the various festivals falling in the month of Kartik. The festival of Amla Navami is celebrated on the ninth day of Shukla Paksha of Kartik month. It is known by many names. This day is considered the time to attain the happiness of health, happiness and good fortune. It provides an increase in auspicious deeds in the form of Akshaya Navami. Religion, chanting, penance and charity done on the day of Amla Navami provide relief from sorrows etc. On the day of Amla Navami, Shri Vishnu is worshipped and the Amla tree is also worshipped. Many types of work are done on this day, by doing which every wish is fulfilled and one gets eternal results till the next birth.
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Amla Navami
Offer Amla to Lord Vishnu on this day. It is believed that the Amla tree was born from the tears of Lord Brahma for the creation of the universe and is considered the first fruit of the earth. Therefore, while worshipping God, one must offer Amla. The festival of Amla Navami will be celebrated on 21st November. The auspicious time of worship on this day will start from 06:48 in the morning and will continue throughout the day. Auspicious yoga time will be available for worship on this day. The auspicious time or Abhijit Muhurta of that day is from 11:46 am to 12:28 pm. Ravi Yoga and Panchak will also take place on the day of Amla Navami. In such a situation, this time will become very special for worship.
Amla Navami Puja importance
It is Amla Navami. Today, by worshipping the Amla tree, health happiness and good fortune are wished for the family. By doing some special religious activities on this day, the happiness and good fortune of the house increases. On this auspicious day, worship of the Amla tree is important. According to beliefs, Shri Hari himself resides in the leaves of this tree. In such a situation, worshipping on this day and seeing the Amla tree gives eternal benefits.
Amla tree should be worshipped on this day. Apart from this, on Navami day, food should be cooked under the Amla tree and eaten with the whole family. If a gooseberry leaf falls while eating food, it is considered a blessing from Lord Vishnu.
