Mauni Amavasya 2011 is the no moon day in the Magh month (January – February) as per the traditional Hindu calendar followed in
On Mauni Amavasya day, large number of Hindu devotees join Kalpavasis at Sangam in Prayag (
According to Hinduism, ‘Mauna’ (silence) is one of the most important aspects of spiritual discipline. Derived from the word muni, a Sanyasi or saint, who practices silence, mauna ideally symbolizes a state of oneness with the Self.
Mauna has also been described by Adi Shankaracharya as one of the three essential attributes of a Sanyasi.
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I was wondering what time amavasya starts and what time does it end in India on Jan 15th? I live in the UK does that mean that Amavasya starts 5 hours later? Thanks You.
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