Goddess Anumati is mentioned in the Rig Veda. She is invoked
for divine favor and she is believed to bless worshippers with wealth,
children, long life and wisdom. Anumati is also associated with the moon – some
scholars that the age of moon just before full moon is Anumati.
Another set of calculation states that a day which has both
the 14th day and full moon in a fortnight is referred as Anumati.
Some texts also state that she governs the day when moon is in its third and
fourth quarter.
The Goddess is worshipped in the ancient Rajasuya Yajna.
References to her are found in the Rig Veda, Atharva Veda, Mahabharata and
Vishnu Purana.
Other References
Anumati is also the name of a River mentioned in the Rig
Veda. As per Bhagavad Purana, she was the wife of Dhatr Aditya – one of the
Adityas.
The word Anumati means divine favor or official approval.