North India Statesman
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The most sacred month of Hinduism, Kartik month is going on and the splendor of festivals is all around. The most favorite fast of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati comes in this holy month –pradosh fastThis is the day when it is believed that Mahadev is most pleased and fulfills every wish of his devotees.
This time this fast is going to be even more special, because it is the festival of wealth and prosperity. Dhanteras (18 October) It is falling on the same day! This is such a wonderful coincidence when you can get the blessings of Kuber, the god of wealth, as well as Mahadev on the same day.
So let us know the exact date of this very auspicious day, time of worship and its importance.
Fast on 18th or 19th? clear up confusion
There is often confusion regarding the date of the fast, because the date extends over two days. This time also something similar:
- Trayodashi tithi will start from: October 18, 12:18 pm
- Trayodashi Tithi will end: October 19, 01:51 pm
Now you must be thinking that the date is till the afternoon of 19th October, then why the fast on 18th? The reason for this is that most of the fasts are observed from the date of sunrise (Udaya Tithi), but the real importance of Pradosh Vrat lies not in sunrise, but Evening time (Pradosh Kaal) Happens in the worship of.
Since the auspicious time of puja evening of 18th October is getting it, that’s why Pradosh Vrat will be observed on 18th October, Friday only.
This time a very special ‘Shivvas Yoga’ is being formed.
making this fast even more powerful ‘Shivvas Yoga’ Amazing coincidence. According to astrology, in this yoga, Lord Shiva is riding his vehicle Nandi on Kailash and is in a very happy posture. It is believed that the worship done in this auspicious yoga never goes waste and Mahadev fills the lives of his devotees with happiness and prosperity.
Auspicious time for work (October 18, 2025)
- Sunrise: 06:24 am
- sunset: 05:48 pm
- Best time for worship (Pradosh Kaal): 05:48 to 06:14 pm
- wee hours: 04:43 am to 05:33 am
- Nishita Muhurta (Night Puja): 11:41 pm to 12:31 am
