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Masik Kalashtami January 2026

10th Jan, 2026

Saturday / शनिवार

08:24 AM (10 Jan) – 11:21 AM (11 Jan)

Kalashtami

  • Muhurat time
    08:24 AM (10 Jan) – 11:21 AM (11 Jan)
  • Tithi Timing
    Start : 8:23 AM
    End : 10:22 AM
  • Day
    Saturday
  • Deity
    Lord Bhairava
  • religion
    Hinduism
  • Choghadiya & Hora
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Masik Kalashtami January 2026 : Date, Muhurat, Puja Vidhi and Importance

Significance of Masik Kalashtami January 2026

Masik Kalashtami is a meaningful monthly observance that centers on Kalash worship and the energy of the home altar. It is believed to purify spaces, invite divine protection, and align family life with the lunar rhythm. The day reinforces devotion, discipline, and gratitude, helping households cultivate peace, shared blessings, and spiritual progress throughout January 2026. 🙏🪔🌙

Masik Kalashtami January 2026 Date, Muhurat and Timing

Tithi Krishna Paksha Ashtami (Masik Kalashtami) — the monthly eighth day in Krishna Paksha, observed with Kalash Puja and prayer.
Nakshatra Rohini (note: Nakshatra can vary by locality and panchang; consult your temple or Panchang)
Sunrise 07:05 AM (local times vary by location; adjust with your local sunrise)
Sunset 05:40 PM (local times vary by location; adjust with your local sunset)
Auspicious Timing Auspicious puja hours depend on the local Panchang; typically during daylight after sunrise and before sunset
Date January 2026 (exact date varies by region and calendar — check your local temple or Panchang)

Traditions & Rituals of Masik Kalashtami January 2026

  • Wake up before dawn, bathe with clean water, and wear fresh clothes to begin the day with purity. 🙌🛁
  • Set up a Kalash on a clean altar with mango leaves and a coconut, anoint with sandalwood paste, and light a diya. 🪔🥥
  • Offer flowers, rice, lotuses (if available), and water to the Kalash while reciting simple prayers. 🌼💧
  • Perform a short Puja to Lord Kalashtami or Krishna, and read or listen to a small Kalash Puja story. 📖🙏
  • Observe a sattvik fast or a light vrat with vegetarian food; avoid onion and garlic if possible. 🥗🧘‍♀️

Remedies to Perform on Masik Kalashtami January 2026

  • Light a ghee lamp near the Kalash and recite a simple blessing.
    Benefit: Clears obstacles and invites peace and focus.
  • Offer water to the deity throughout the puja with a calm, attentive mind.
    Benefit: Brings clarity, steadiness, and spiritual balance.
  • Donate a small amount or share prasadam with neighbors after the puja.
    Benefit: Spreads auspicious energy and compassion in the community.

Mantras & Chants on Masik Kalashtami January 2026

  • Mantra 1: Om Kalash Devaya Namah.
    Significance: Helps invoke the protective energy of Kalash and bless the home.
  • Mantra 2: Om Hreem Kleem Kalash Prasadaya Namah.
    Significance: Aims to attract harmony, prosperity, and inner balance during vrat.

Fasting Rules & Food Guidelines on Masik Kalashtami January 2026

  • Follow a sattvik vrat: you may abstain from grains on a strict fast or enjoy a fruit/milk-based diet. 🥛🍎
  • Include simple, pure foods like fruits, dairy, cooked vegetables, and prasad after puja. 🍯🥗
  • Break the fast calmly after evening arati, keeping a peaceful and grateful mindset. 🕯️🙏

Dos and Don’ts on Masik Kalashtami January 2026

  • Do rise before dawn and perform a purifying bath and prayer. 🌅🛁
  • Do set up a clean Kalash altar and offer prayers with focus. 🪔🧼
  • Do share prasad and greet others with kindness and grace. 🤝🍬
  • Don’t skip the Puja if you have vowed a vrat. 🚫🙏
  • Don’t consume onion or garlic on a strict vrat day. 🧅🚫
  • Don’t quarrel or engage in noisy activity during puja hours. 🗣️🚫

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the origin and mythological background of Masik Kalashtami as observed in January 2026?

Masik Kalashtami is a monthly vrata dedicated to Goddess Kali, celebrated in Shakta and folk traditions to seek protection and blessing for the household. Its legend ties Kali’s fierce victory over demons to the deva-subduing power of Shakti, with scriptural references in texts such as the Kalika Purana and regional lore. The observance falls on the Ashtami (eighth day) of Krishna Paksha in many lunar months, including January, and is believed to invoke divine safeguards for the family.

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