Bhadli Navami 2023 Date, Time, Celebrations, and Significance
In the month of Ashad, Bhadli Navami, also known as Bhadariya Navami, is observed. Bhadli Navami 2023 date is June 27. It is observed on the ninth day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Ashada. The day has significant significance for certain Hindu communities in northern India, and it is the last day for weddings before Chaturmas.
Bhadli Navami 2023 Date
Tuesday, June 27, 2023
This day is also known as Kandarp Navami and Ashara Shukla Paksha Navami. People believe that, similar to Akshaya Tritiya, this day is also highly auspicious for marriage and other virtuous endeavours.
On Bhadli Navami, particularly in northern India, those who are having difficulty getting married can get married. This day also signifies the conclusion of Gupt Navratri, so it is extremely fortunate.
As Chatur Mas begins two days after Ekadasi, Bhadli Navami is the final day for marriage, and the next marriage muhurat cannot be determined for four months.
Bhadli Navami Celebrations
As Bhadli Navami corresponds to the final day of Hindu marriages each year, Hindu communities commemorate it to the fullest extent. The majority of Hindu communities observe this day as a holiday. Other names for the celebration include Bhatali Navami, Kandarp Navami, and Ashara Shukla Paksha Navami. The sacred texts are also read for the purpose of passing on the teachings. The devotees also chant the melodies that have been composed in the Lord’s honour.
Significance of Bhadli Navami
Since Chaturmas begins the day after Devshayani Ekadashi, Bhadli Navami is the last and finest date for auspicious marriages and all auspicious activities. During these four months, the deities rest, so no auspicious labour is performed. This is why, on the day of Bhadli Navami, it is permissible to marry without regard to the auspicious hour. Additionally, Gupta Navratri concludes on Bhadli Navami. On this day, shopping and establishing a new business brings the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and prosperity to the home.
