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Panchami Tithi

According to Hindu Calendar, one date is formed when Sun moves 12 degree forward from its position. Owner of this date is god serpent (Naag). Person born of this date should worship God Naag and take care of serpents. This date comes under the category of Purna Tithi. This date is said to complete all tasks. 

Panchami Tihi Yoga

According to the Yogas formed by date and day, Panchami Tithi create Mrityu Yoga when falling on Saturday. It is one of the inauspicious Yoga. Panchami Tithi on Thursday form the Siddha  Yoga. Work done on this day gets completed. Worshipping lord Shiva on Panchami of both the Paksha is considered auspicious. 

Work that can be done on Panchami Tithi

Auspicious work can be done on the Panchami Tithi. All types of tasks can be done on this date except for taking a loan.

Personality traits of a person born on this date

The natives born on this date are skilled in social behaviour. They are knowledgeable and everyone praises them for their qualities. They love their parents. They participate in charity related work. They always walk on the path of justice. However, their love relationships are short-lived.

The natives born on this Tithi are alert in their work. They can be a bit lazy but they are extremely focused. They cannot be fooled easily. They like to stay with their family. There may be some issues about which they are very concerned. They pursue higher education and settle in foreign countries. They are emotionally and intellectually strong. They lead a good life. They are also famous.

Lord Shiva is worshipped on Panchami Tithi. It is believed that Lord Shiva resides in the Kailash mountain on this date, so Shiv Pujan is considered highly beneficial on this date. The natives born on this date should worship Lord Shiv to get relief from the troubles of life. Along with this, they should also worship Naag Devta. They should donate milk in the temple and offer it on Shivling also.

Festivals and fasts of Panchami Tithi

Various festivals are celebrated on Panchami Tithi. The following festivals are celebrated traditionally on this day.

Rishi Panchami –

Rishi Panchami is celebrated on the Panchami Tithi of Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapada month. On this day saints are worshipped by reciting the Bhagavad Katha. On this day, performing Satsang and listening to saints absolves one from his/her sins. Those who worship the Saptarishis get auspicious results.

Rang Panchami –

Rang Panchami is celebrated on the Panchami Tithi of Falgun month that comes after Holi. Different food items are made on this day and people play with colours on this day.

Naag Panchami –

On this day Naag Devta is worshipped. This date is considered favourable for Kaal Sarp Shanti. If this Puja is performed on this Tithi, it gives auspicious results and relief from Kaal Sarp Dosha.

The list of which is as follows.

Vasant Panchami

The birthday of Goddess Saraswati is observed as Vasant Panchami (Basant Panchami) or better known to be Saraswati Puja in a few states of India. Saraswati Puja is celebrated every year on the 5th day of the bright fortnight of the lunar month of Magha. In   this festival falls on 26 January.

Saraswati Puja

Vasant Panchami is celebrated on the eve of the birthday of Goddess Saraswati. It has many stories related to its celebration. It is believed that on this day Goddess Saraswati was born. The story of Saraswati puja is related to ‘Brahma Vaivarta Purana’ and ‘Matsya Purana’. In   this festival falls on 26 January.

Rang Panchami

Rang Panchami is commemorated after 5 days of Holi celebration which is a Hindu festivity of fun and colors. It is considered as one of the important festivals in Indian states- Maharashtra, Bihar, Uttar-Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and other parts of Northern India. In  , Rang Panchami falls on11 March.

Hera Panchami

Hera Panchami is an important and unique ritual of Rath yatra. ‘Hera’ means to ‘see’ and ‘Panchami’ means the ‘fifth day’. It is celebrated at the Gundicha temple on the fifth day from the start date of the Jagannath Rath Yatra. This ritual dedicates to Goddess Mahalakshmi. This ritual highlights the separation of Mahalaxmi from Lord Jagannath. In  , Hera Panchami falls on 24 June.

Nag Panchami

Nag Panchami is an auspicious day to revere Snake God in the month of Shravan Maas or Saawan Month. Naga Panchami in the year   falls on 21 August.

Rishi Panchami

Rishi Panchami is an auspicious Hindu fasting day, especially for women. It observes on the fifth day of the Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapad month, according to Hindu Lunar Calendar. This year, Rishi Panchami falls on 19 September  .

Vivah Panchami

Vivah Panchami will fall on Margashirsha Shukla Paksha Panchami date i.e. 16 December  . It is said in the scriptures that this day has a lot of importance because on this day Lord Rama was married to Goddess Sita in Tretayuga. Therefore, this day is also known as Vivah Panchami.

Krishna Panchami Tithi

Krishna Panchami is considered good for most auspicious activities. Hence it is included in Good Muhurat timings. This page lists all Krishna Panchami in the year   with their begin and end timings.

Krishna Panchami Tithi has following properties –

• Swami : Naga
• Shreni : Purna Tithi
• Swabhava : Lakshmi Prada

Panchami 

According to the Hindu calendar, the fifth day is called Panchami. Panchami falls in both Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha. Panchami comes twice in a month. Panchami has its own special significance in Hinduism. The famous festivals falling on Panchami Tithi are Nag Panchami, Basant Panchami, Vivah Panchami and Rishi Panchami. The deity of Panchami is Nagraj. Worshiping Nagdevta on this date gives women a son. This date is Lakshmiprada Tithi.

Panchami is a Sanskrit word that signifies the following significations :

1. The fifth.
2. Forming a fifth part.
3. Dexterous, clever.
4. Beautiful, brilliant.
5. It is also the fifth part of case termination or inflection.
6. Fifth Tithi according to Hindu calendar.

 

Panchami Tithi

According to the Hindu calendar, the fifth day is called Panchami. Panchami falls in both Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha. Panchami comes twice in a month. Panchami has its own special significance in Hinduism. The famous festivals falling on Panchami Tithi are Nag Panchami, Basant Panchami, Vivah Panchami and Rishi Panchami. The deity of Panchami is Nagraj. Worshiping Nagdevta on this date gives women a son. This date is Lakshmiprada Tithi.

Significance of Vivah Panchami:

Vivah Panchami commemorates the legendary marriage of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita, considered an epitome of ideal love, devotion, and commitment. This auspicious occasion is marked by devotees offering prayers to the divine couple, seeking blessings for happy and fulfilling marriages.

Puja Vidhi:

• Cleanse your home and prepare a puja area
• Place idols of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita on a decorated platform
• Offer flowers, fruits, sweets, and other offerings
• Chant mantras and hymns dedicated to Lord Rama and Goddess Sita
• Listen to the story of their wedding and learn valuable lessons about love and marriage
• Seek blessings for a happy and harmonious martial life
• Unmarried women perform special poojas and fast on this day to seek blessings for a good husband
• Devotees visit temples dedicated to Lord Rama and Goddess Sita to offer prayers
• Some communities organise cultural events and programs to celebrate the occasion.

Benefits of Observing Vivah Panchami:

• Invokes blessings for a happy and fulfilling marriage
• Strengthens bonds between spouses
• Promotes values of love, devotion, and commitment
• It brings blessings of prosperity and happiness.

Vivah Panchami is more than just a religious celebration; it’s a reminder of the enduring values of love, devotion, and commitment. The divine union of Lord Rama and Sita serves as a timeless inspiration for couples and families, offering guidance for a harmonious and fulfilling married life.