Bhadrapada Masam Festivals Dates in Telugu Calendar (August/ September)
Bhadrapada is the sixth lunar month in traditional Hindu calendar. Bhadrapada month is not good for marriages gruhapravesams (Housewarmings)it is considered as shunya masam. This is also the second month of rainy season there many and festivals that are celebrated to overcome the ill affects of the rainy season.
Some of the auspicious days in the month include Vinayaka Chavithi or Ganesh Chaturthi, Swarna Gowri Vratam, Rishi Panchami, Jyeshta Devi Puja, Anant Chaturdashi and Prostapadi Shraddha.
Bhadrapada Masam, also known as Bhadrapadam, is the sixth month in the traditional Hindu Telugu calendar, typically falling between August and September. In 2025, Bhadrapada Masam begins on August 24 and concludes on September 21.
Key Festivals and Auspicious Days in Bhadrapada Masam 2025:
Swarna Gauri Vratam (August 26, 2025): This vratam is dedicated to Goddess Gauri (Parvati) and is observed primarily by married women for the well-being of their families.
Ganesh Chaturthi (August 27, 2025): Celebrated on the fourth day of the waxing moon, this festival marks the birth of Lord Ganesha. Devotees install Ganesha idols in their homes and public places, offering prayers and sweets.
Rishi Panchami (August 28, 2025): Observed on the fifth day of the waxing moon, this day is dedicated to honoring the Saptarishi (seven great sages). Devotees, especially women, observe fasts and perform rituals to seek forgiveness for any unknowingly committed sins.
Radha Ashtami (August 31, 2025): This day celebrates the birth of Goddess Radha, the beloved consort of Lord Krishna. Devotees observe fasts and sing devotional songs in her honor.
Parsva Ekadashi (September 3, 2025): Also known as Parivartini Ekadashi, it is believed that Lord Vishnu, during his cosmic sleep, turns to his other side on this day. Observing a fast on this Ekadashi is considered highly auspicious.
Anant Chaturdashi (September 6, 2025): This day is dedicated to Lord Anant (an incarnation of Lord Vishnu). Devotees observe fasts and tie sacred threads, seeking blessings for prosperity and happiness.
Bhadrapada Purnima (September 7, 2025): The full moon day in Bhadrapada Masam is considered auspicious for various religious activities and marks the conclusion of certain festivals.
Mahalaya Paksha (September 8 – September 21, 2025): Also known as Pitru Paksha, this 15-day period is dedicated to performing rituals and offerings for the departed souls of ancestors, seeking their blessings.
Mahalaya Amavasya (September 21, 2025): The new moon day concluding the Mahalaya Paksha is considered highly significant for performing Tarpan and Shraddha rituals for ancestors.
Please note that festival dates and timings can vary based on regional calendars and local traditions. It’s advisable to consult local panchangams or authoritative sources for precise timings and observance details.
(Pithru Devatha Stuti Stotra and Mantra పితృ దేవతా స్తుతి पितृस्तुति)
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