Many festivals of Hinduism are mentioned in the Hindu calendar. In such a situation, Kartik month is considered to have its own special importance and everyone wants to know when Kartik month is starting and what is the significance of Kartik month. In fact, Kartik month starts from Monday, October 14 and ends on November 12 and worshiping Lord Vishnu, Shiva and Kartikeya and Tulsi in this month fulfills all desires. Today we are going to tell you about the festivals during the month of Kartik.
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Importance of Kartik month - It is said that Kartik month has a different significance. In this month, worshiping Lord Vishnu and Radha-Damodar is considered beneficial. Along with this, the month of Kartik has been called Rogapah, that is to say, the person who is good at giving wisdom, a seeker of Lakshmi and helpful in achieving liberation.
In such a situation, let us tell you that Tulsi is worshiped in Kartik month and with this, Tulsi has been called Roghar in Ayurveda. It is said that it gives freedom from the fear of the Yamdoots and it is believed that in Kartik month, take a bath and once a year of food (barley, wheat, moong, and milk-curd and ghee, etc.), then all sins are removed.
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Auspicious date - festival name October 14 - Kartik month/month begins October 17 - Karva Chauth fast, Tula Sankranti, Rohini fast October 21 - Ahoi Ashtami Vrat, Radhashtami, Kalashtami October 24 - Rama Ekadashi fast October 25 - Pradosh Vrat, Govts Dwadashi, Dhanteras, Yama Deepam
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October 26 - Narak Chaturdashi, monthly Shivaratri fast, Hanuman Janma Lagna Puja October 27- Deepawali, Lakshmi Puja, Deepmalika, Chopra Puja, Kamala Jayanti, Darsha Amavasya October 28 - Karthik Amavasya, Somvati Amavasya, Annakoot, Govardhan Puja, October 29 - Bhaiya Dooj, Yama Dwitiya, Chitragupta Puja, Chandra Darshan October 31 - Suryasthi (Chhath) fast begins, Nag Chaturthi, Nahai Khay