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Bhadali Navami Abhujha Muhurat 4 Teerth Deepdaan Seva

🪔 Ashadha Shukla Navami, known as Bhadali Navami, is one of the most distinguished tithis in the Hindu calendar. As the Nirnaya Sindhu states: "Swayamsiddha tithih punya, muhurtam na pashyati" which means its all-day auspicious. Also, the last Abhujha Muhurat before Chaturmas, makes it furthermore significant for Deepdaan Seva across 4 sacred Teerths.

🔥 Why Perform Deepdaan on this Day?
The Padma Purana declares that one who lights a diya on a sacred riverbank earns maha punya. The Agni Purana elevates this further by mentioning that a single Deepdaan at a holy site grants all four Purusharthas: Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. The Skanda Purana says that deepdaan performed at a Sangam earns the punya of having worshipped at 100 sacred rivers combined.

🏞️Significance of these 4 Teerths
Ganga Ghat, Haridwar: This is where Maa Ganga, after descending from the matted locks of Shiva, first touched the plains of Earth.
Triveni Sangam, Prayagraj: The king of all pilgrimages and confluence of the holy rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati.
Assi Ghat, Kashi: The Kashi Khanda identifies it by name: "Saimbeda Teerth", the teerth that carries the punya of all teerths combined.
Shipra Ghat, Ujjain: During the cosmic Samudra Manthan, drops of Amrit (the nectar of immortality) fell at this very spot.

Through Sri Mandir, your Deepdaan is performed at all 4 sacred Ghats in your name and gotra on Bhadali Navami's Abhujha Muhurat. Video from all 4 locations within 24–48 hours.