Amavasya, also known as the New Moon Day, holds deep spiritual significance in Hinduism. It marks the beginning of a new lunar cycle, symbolizing renewal, introspection, and liberation from negativity. On this day, devotees perform Pitra Tarpan (ancestral offerings) and engage in charity (Daan) to attain blessings, peace, and prosperity.
Amavasya is believed to be an auspicious day to offer donations for the welfare of ancestors and to wash away sins (Paap Nivaran). Performing Daan-Punya on this day helps in:
Below are the key types of Amavasya Seva & Donation activities you can participate in:
Offering food to the poor, saints, or temple visitors on Amavasya is considered one of the highest forms of charity.
Contribute to Gau Seva, a sacred act dear to Lord Krishna and Lord Ram alike. Your offering helps provide food, shelter, and medical care to the cows at our temple goshala.
Contribute to Temple Seva for daily aartis, bhajans, lighting lamps, and maintaining the sanctity of Shri Ram’s divine abode.
Contribute a Ram Naam Brick to the temple construction and invite peace, prosperity, and the grace of Lord Shri Ram into your home.
Contribute cement bags to strengthen the foundation of the temple and earn eternal blessings.
