Tomorrow i.e. September 28 is Amavasya. In such a situation, Amavasya Tithi is believed to be auspicious for the salvation of Pitradosh-Matradosh, made in the horoscope of man, as well as for Tarpan, Pindadan and Shraddh and in the scriptures this date is also considered as 'Sarvapritri Shraddha'. In such a situation, there is an ancient story behind this.

Story - 'Agnishwatta', the ancestor of the gods who reside in Sompath lok and his daughter Mansi, is situated as a river named 'Achhoda' and once Achhodha did uninterrupted penance for a thousand years. Pleased with his penance the divine Sudarshan appeared on the day of Amavasya wearing a divine Sudarshan body to bestow the blessings of 'Agnishwatta' Achhoda, the ancestral deity of the divine deities. Among those ancestors, 'Amavasu' Seeing the beautiful image of a very beautiful man named 'Young man', the good and the young man became salacious and pleaded, but Amavasu expressed reluctance to reject the good work of Achhodada, it was very embarrassing and fell from heaven to earth.

The celibacy and patience of Amavasu was appreciated by all fathers and gave a boon that the date of this Amavasya will be known as 'Amavasya'. The creature which could not perform Shraddha on any day can only perform Shraddha on the day of Amavasya. You can satisfy your fathers by getting virtue. At the same time, this date is also considered as 'Sarvapritri Shraddh' (in due course of atonement for the same sins, this good man became the wife of Maharishi Parashar and mother of Ved Vyas. Gave birth to 'Ashtaka Shraddh' in Kalyug is celebrated in the name of these)

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