Amavasya

Sarva Pitru Amavasya, falling on October 10, 2026, marks the conclusion of Pitru Paksha and is dedicated to honouring all ancestors. The sacred day is observed through Shraddha, tarpan, food offerings and charitable acts performed in memory of departed souls. Astro influencer Bhavesh Bhimanathani highlights the spiritual significance of expressing gratitude to forefathers and seeking their blessings for peace, prosperity and family well-being through traditional rituals

Pitru Paksha 2026, beginning on September 26 and concluding on October 10, is a sacred period dedicated to honouring ancestors through Shraddha, Tarpan and prayers. Astro influencer Bhavesh Bhimanathani highlights the spiritual significance of this fortnight, the importance of avoiding new beginnings and the power of Sarva-Pitru Amavasya. The observance is believed to strengthen ancestral connections, invite blessings and promote peace for departed souls

As the September 2026 New Moon approaches, Sadhguru shares his perspective on the spiritual significance of Amavasya. According to him, the moonless day offers a unique opportunity for reflection, awareness and inner growth. He believes the Moon's absence can be felt more deeply, encouraging people to turn inward and observe their thoughts. Sadhguru suggests using the day for meditation, silence and self-reflection rather than focusing on external distractions

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