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Jyoti Bheemeshwara Amavasya Vratam In Karnataka - Pathi Sanjeevani Puja Vrat Dedicated Shiva - Parvati

Observed by women, Jyoti Bheemeshwara Amavasya Vratam, or Pathi Sanjeevini Puja takes place on the Ashada Amavasya (No moon day in Ashada). In 2025, Jyothi Bheemeshwara Amavasya Vratam date is July 24. The Vrata is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is observed by women for the long life of male members in the family. Unmarried women also perform it to get good husbands. This Vrata is popularly known as Bheemana Amavasya Vratam.
Jyoti Bheemeshwara Amavasya Vratam In Karnataka
Pathi Sanjeevini Puja is performed for the long life of husbands by married women. The Vratam is observed for nine consecutive years and on the final year a lamp (Deepam) is given to brothers or other male members by women. 

Special Thambittu Deepa and two Kalikamba lamps are prepared on the day by women. The two Kalikamba lamps represent Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Therefore the observance is also known as Deepastambha Pooja.

Another unique ritual on the day is the preparation of Kadabus or dough balls with coins hidden in it. Brothers break the kadubu and take the coin and this ritual is known as Bhandara Hodiyuvudhu.

A similar Vrat observed in Andhra Pradesh is known by the name of Chukkala Amavasya Vrat.

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