Patna : The festival dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, will be celebrated on 3 February this year. Observed in the auspicious Revati Nakshatra and Siddha Yoga, the day is considered highly significant for new beginnings, including weddings, business ventures, and housewarming ceremonies. This year, the festival coincides with Ravi Yoga, further enhancing its spiritual importance.
Alongside Saraswati, Kamadeva, the god of love and desire, is also worshipped on this day. According to Hindu mythology, Kamadeva is believed to have awakened the universe from its silence by striking it with his flower-laden arrows, spreading love and energy. The festival is also linked to Lord Krishna’s son, Pradyumna, who is regarded as an incarnation of Kamadeva.
Auspicious Timings for Worship
– Laabh-Amrit Muhurat : 6:36 AM – 9:19 AM
– Auspicious Yoga Muhurat : 10:41 AM – 12:03 PM
– Abhijit Muhura t: 11:41 AM – 12:25 PM
– Char-Laabh Muhurat : 2:46 PM – 5:30 PM
Symbolism and Rituals
The festival marks the onset of spring and is often associated with harmony and positive energy. Devotees traditionally wear yellow clothes and use yellow flowers, sandalwood, and fruits in their rituals, as yellow symbolizes prosperity, joy, and wisdom.
Astrologers believe that worshipping Goddess Saraswati on this day can strengthen the influence of Jupiter in one’s horoscope, bringing knowledge, creativity, and success. It is also considered a powerful occasion for artists, musicians, and scholars to seek blessings for their craft.
