Janaki Jayanti is celebrated annually on the eighth day of the dark fortnight of the month of Phalgun, marking the birth of Mata Sita, the wife of Lord Rama.
Janaki Jayanti is observed every year on the eighth day of the dark fortnight of the month of Phalgun, commemorating the birth of Mata Sita, the daughter of King Janak and the consort of Lord Rama. This festival is significant in Hindu tradition, as it symbolizes the importance of Sita in the Ramayana and her virtues. Devotees believe that by observing the fast and performing rituals dedicated to her, they can receive blessings and overcome difficulties in their marital lives.
On this day, worship of Mata Sita is thought to bring peace, harmony, and prosperity into homes. It is particularly regarded as beneficial for couples facing challenges in their marriages, as the festival encourages prayers for the longevity of their husbands and happiness in their relationships. The celebration also involves rituals that honor Goddess Lakshmi, which is believed to enhance the auspiciousness of the day and attract divine blessings.
According to the Hindu calendar, this year Janaki Jayanti will be celebrated on February 9, from 5:01 AM to 7:27 AM on February 10, with the festivities commencing on February 9. The article elaborates on the timings and methods of worship that devotees should follow, including potential auspicious timings to engage in prayers and offerings, ensuring that the rituals are conducted properly to maximize their spiritual benefits.
