- By Kashish Rai
- Thu, 06 Feb 2025 10:37 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Madhva Navami 2025: Madhvacharya, a revered spiritual leader, was born in 1238 CE in Pajaka, Karnataka, India. His followers commemorate his departure to Badri at 79, rather than his death, on Madhva Navami. This day honours his remarkable life and spiritual legacy, inspiring his disciples and followers. Devotees celebrate to pay tribute to his enduring teachings, which guide their spiritual journeys. Madhvacharya's teachings remain a powerful force, shaping the lives of his followers. His legacy continues to inspire and influence generations, cementing his place as a revered spiritual leader. This year, Madhva Navami is being observed on 6th February 2025, Thursday.
Check out the timings, significance and rituals for Madhavacharya Disappearance Day below:
Madhva Navami 2025: Date And Time
- Madhva Navami 2025 Date: 6th February 2025
- Navami Tithi Begins: 12:35 AM, 6th February, 2025
- Navami Tithi Ends: 10:53 PM, 6th February 2025
Madhva Navami commemorates Madhvacharya's departure, honouring his profound spiritual legacy and teachings that guide devotees on their spiritual journeys, inspiring self-reflection and devotion. (Image Source: Wikimedia Commons)
Madhva Navami 2025: Significance
Devotees commemorate Madhva Navami to honour Madhvacharya's remarkable life and spiritual legacy, which continues to inspire his disciples and followers. Madhva Navami is a day of spiritual reflection and celebration for the followers of Madhvacharya. They engage in various rituals and activities, such as reciting the Bhagavad Gita and other sacred texts, performing puja, and participating in satsangs. By observing Madhva Navami, devotees seek to connect with the spiritual energy of Madhvacharya, seeking guidance, wisdom, and enlightenment on their own spiritual journeys.
Madhva Navami 2025: Rituals
On Madhva Navami, devotees perform various rituals to commemorate the departure of Madhvacharya to Badri. They begin by taking a sacred bath, followed by worshipping Madhvacharya through puja and offerings. Devotees also recite sacred texts, such as the Bhagavad Gita and the Upanishads to seek spiritual guidance and wisdom. Additionally, they participate in satsangs, where they engage in spiritual discussions and reflections. Another significant ritual on Madhva Navami is the 'Aradhana' ceremony, where devotees offer prayers and worship to Madhvacharya
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