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Durva Ashtami 2023 will be celebrated on September 22. This annual Hindu observance falls on the Shukla Paksha Ashtami tithi in the Hindu month of Bhadrapada. This observance is of utmost importance to Hindus and is celebrated during Ganesh Festival celebrations. Durva is said to be one of the most sacred and useful herbs in India, which is offered to Lord Ganesha to appease Him. On the occasion of Durva Ashtami Puja, prayers are offered to the Durva grass, and people also observe the Durva Ashtami Vrat. Sharing Happy Durva Ashtami Puja 2023 wishes and messages, Durva Ashtami Vrat 2023 greetings, Durva Ashtami Puja images and wallpapers, Happy Durva Ashtami Vrat WhatsApp Stickers and Durva Ashtami Puja 2023 Facebook Status Pictures with family and friends is also a common practice during this celebration. Durva Grass for Ganesh Chaturthi 2023 Puja: Importance and Significance of Offering 21 Shoots of Durva to Lord Ganesha.
Durva Ashtami celebrations are considered to be extremely auspicious and are mainly celebrated in West Bengal and the Eastern regions of the country. The traditional Durva Ashtami fast is also known as Durvashtami Brata in Bengali. The Durva Ashtami Puja will be done on September 22. The Ashtami Tithi to mark Durva Ashtami 2023 begins on September 22 at 13:35 and will go on till 12:17 on September 23. However, the Purva Viddha Time is from 13:35 to 17:47 on September 22.
As we prepare to celebrate Durva Ashtami 2023, here are some Happy Durva Ashtami Puja 2023 wishes and messages, Durva Ashtami Vrat 2023 greetings, Durva Ashtami Puja Images and Wallpapers, Happy Durva Ashtami Vrat WhatsApp Stickers and Durva Ashtami Puja 2023 Facebook Status Pictures that you can post online.
Durva Ashtami 2023 Wishes and Images
Durva Ashtami 2023 Wishes and Images
Durva Ashtami 2023 Wishes and Images
Durva Ashtami 2023 Wishes and Images
Durva Ashtami 2023 Wishes and Images
Since Durva is very dear to Lord Ganesha, people often celebrate Durva Ashtami by offering Durva to Goddess Ganapati. Traditionally, offering 11 or 21 strands of the Durva grass to Lord Ganesha is believed to help appease the almighty.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Sep 22, 2023 09:32 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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