Narasimha Dwadashi is celebrated to honor Lord Narasimha, the fierce incarnation of Lord Vishnu, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. It is a day to seek his blessings for protection, courage, and liberation from negative influences. Astrologically, the day is significant for enhancing spiritual strength and removing obstacles, as Lord Narasimha represents divine intervention and justice.
Narasimha Dwadashi marks the powerful worship of Narasimha, the fierce avatar of Vishnu who protects devotees from fear and evil. It emphasizes courage, justice, and divine shelter in challenging times. The day connects devotion with family harmony, ethical conduct, and cosmic alignment that favors positive karma. 🙏🛡️✨
| Tithi | Narasimha Dwadashi — the Dwadashi day dedicated to Narasimha |
|---|---|
| Nakshatra | Varies by lunar calendar; depends on regional panchang (often aligned with auspicious stars) |
| Sunrise | Varies by location; typically between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM |
| Sunset | Varies by location; usually between 5:30 PM and 7:00 PM |
| Auspicious Timing | Local panchang provides the muhurat; Pratah Kala or Dwadashi muhurta is ideal |
| Date | 2026 date varies by region; please check your local panchang for Narasimha Dwadashi 2026 |
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