Halharini Amavasya is known as the new moon of the month of Ashadha. This time Ashadha Amavasya will last for two days. It will start today i.e. on June 28 and will continue till June 29, 2022.

This Amavasya has special significance in Hinduism as it is called Halharini Amavasya 2022 and on this day Shradh of ancestors is performed. It is believed that by taking a bath on this day, all the troubles in life are removed.

The worship of Halahari Amavasya has special significance and it is also forbidden to do some work on this day because it is believed that by doing so, one can invite problems throughout their life.

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Ashadha Amavasya Date

Ashadha Amavasya start date and time: 28 June 2022, from 05:53 am in the morning

Ashadha Amavasya end date and time: 29 June 2022, till 08:23 in the morning

Things you should not do on Ashadha Amavasya

People believe that there are many things which should not be done on this day. Here they are:

On the day of Ashadh Amavasya i.e; Halharini Amavasya, even after forgetting one should not fight or quarrel in the house. It is believed that by doing this, the ancestors get angry, and problems come throughout life.

One should not travel on the new moon day. It is said that travelling on this day does not bring any special results. Rather, it is said that travelling on the day of Halharini Amavasya can lead to loss.

On this day Shradh of ancestors is done, and hence cutting of nails or hair is strictly prohibited on this day. Also, avoid shaving.

One should not go to a secluded place or cremation ground during the night of Amavasya. This activates negative forces.

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