Narasimha Jayanti: Puja timings and rituals...

When the Hindu month of Vaishakha, which occurs in the Gregorian calendar between april and May, reaches its fourteenth day, it is the holy festival of narasimha Jayanti. It commemorates the birth anniversary of Lord narasimha, who is revered by his followers as Lord Vishnu's incarnation. If you observe narasimha Jayanti, you should be aware of the festival's history, significance, ceremonies, and date. For more information on narasimha Jayanti, continue scrolling. Additionally, we have selected some well wishes that you can send to your family members.

This year, narasimha Jayanti falls on May 21. The evening puja timings for the auspicious holiday are scheduled to start at 4:24 pm and end at 7:09 pm, as stated by Drik Panchang. In the meantime, the Chaturdashi Tithi starts on May 21 at 5:39 p.m. and finishes on May 22 at 6:47 p.m.

Devotees should take a bath and rise early on narasimha Jayanti before starting the puja procedures. Place the idol of Lord narasimha on a wooden plank and use Panchamrit to bathe it. Put jewels on the idol, light a diya with ghee, and recite the mantras of Lord Narasimha. In addition, flowers, five fruits, dry fruits, and homemade halwa or kheer should be offered to Lord narasimha by devotees. Additionally, one have to go to temples and ask Lord vishnu for blessings.

Hindu mythology states that Lord narasimha is Lord Vishnu's fourth incarnation. Narasimha, who was born to the wise Kashyapa and his wife Diti, is portrayed as a half-lion, half-man, and represents the harmony of knowledge and force. It is thought that he came to Earth to defend his followers and vanquish bad powers. To commemorate the day of Lord Narasimha's birth, the event is held. It represents the triumph of faith over misfortune and the victory of good over evil. Worshiping Lord narasimha on this day is thought to bestow benefits, prosperity, and protection upon those who do so.