Anvadhan is observed during the transition of the Sun into Taurus (Vrishabha Rashi) and is associated with the replenishment of grains. It marks a ritual offering for prosperity and abundance in agriculture.
Anvadhan Shukla Purnima JAN 2026 is a special day of devotion to Vishnu and Lakshmi. It signals spiritual renewal and gratitude. Families come together to bless children, elders, and guests. The full moon night is seen as a time for cleansing karma and inviting peace, prosperity, and harmony into homes. 🙏🌕✨
| Tithi | Corresponding values |
|---|---|
| Tithi | Shukla Purnima |
| Nakshatra | Rohini |
| Sunrise | 07:05 IST |
| Sunset | 17:35 IST |
| Auspicious Timing | Pratah Puja Muhurat: 06:30–08:00 |
| Date | January 4, 2026 |
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Do's: 1) Confirm the exact date and muhurats for Anvadhan Shukla Purnima in January 2026 from a reliable Hindu calendar. 2) Begin with a purifying bath and perform puja to your chosen deities (for example, Ganesha, Vishnu, Lakshmi) and honor the Purnima story. 3) If you observe a vrat, keep the day simple with fruits/milk or follow your family tradition; break the fast after puja at sunset or as advised locally. 4) Offer flowers, incense, and prasad; share prasad with family or neighbors. 5) Do charity and help the needy; practice dana. 6) Maintain calm, truthful speech and positive conduct; avoid quarrels and negativity. Don'ts: 1) Do not ignore health—stay hydrated if fasting and consult a doctor if needed. 2) Refrain from violence, deceit, or cruelty; avoid negative speech and conflicts. 3) If your vrat prescribes it, avoid non-vegetarian foods and alcohol; otherwise follow your family tradition. 4) Do not waste food or resources; avoid excessive spending. 5) Do not neglect temple etiquette or respect for elders and deities during rituals.
Observing Anvadhan Shukla Purnima is believed to purify the mind and home and invite auspiciousness. Remedies you can follow include: performing a vrata (fast) or a light fast; taking a holy bath and keeping the surroundings clean; visiting a temple or offering prayers to Vishnu/Krishna and reciting mantras such as Vishnu Sahasranama or Om Namo Narayanaya (ideally 108 times); doing charity to Brahmins, the needy, or donating food, clothes, or blankets; performing a simple Puja with flowers, lamps, and prasadam; and practising virtuous conduct—truthfulness, patience, forgiveness, and non-harming. If possible, worship the Sun God at sunrise. Practical notes: avoid alcohol, and if fasting is difficult, offer charity and a brief morning puja instead. Benefits commonly associated with the observance include mental peace, removal of obstacles in family life and finances, enhanced prosperity, better health, spiritual growth, and greater devotion and harmony in the household.
Anvadhan Shukla Purnima is the full moon day (Purnima) in the bright half (Shukla Paksha) of the Hindu month Anvadhan. It is celebrated because Shukla Purnimas are traditionally regarded as auspicious and sacred across many Hindu communities. On this day, devotees perform special prayers (puja), worship deities, seek blessings for well-being, and often engage in charitable acts and sharing prasad with family and neighbors. In some regions, it may also mark seasonal or regional observances tied to local legends or harvest-related customs. In 2026, the lunisolar calendar places this Purnima in January, so communities observe the day according to their regional traditions.