The month of donating water, shoes, slippers, umbrella, sattu is about to come, 9 planets are benefited by donating these things.

May 2023: May, the fifth month of the English calendar, is about to start soon. The summer is at its peak in May because in this month Jyestha, the third month of the Hindu calendar, also starts.

According to the scriptures, water has special importance in this month. This year the month of May is starting on a very auspicious day and date and it will also end on an auspicious date, due to which the importance of this month has doubled. Let us know the religious importance of May 2023 and information related to it.

May 2023 Religious Significance

The beginning of May is taking place on the Ekadashi date of Vaishakh Shukla Paksha and under Poorva Phalguni Nakshatra. Mohini Ekadashi fast will be observed on May 1, 2023. At the same time, the month of May will also end on Ekadashi date. Nirjala Ekadashi fast of Shukla Paksha of Jyestha month is on 31st May 2023, on this day there will be Hasta Nakshatra.

Coincidence of Vaishakh and Jyestha month in May

The month of May is considered important from the religious point of view. On one hand, where the beginning of May will be under the month of Vaishakh, on the other hand it will end with the month of Jyestha. Vaishakh month will end on May 5, 2023, on Buddha Purnima. Shri Hari is worshiped in the month of Vaishakh, whereas in Jyestha, the worship of Sun God and Varun Dev (Varun Dev is considered the symbol of water) is considered best. In the month of Jyeshtha, the Sun is in a very powerful position in this month, therefore it is very hot during this time. This is the reason that donating water, shoes, slippers, umbrella, sattu in the month of May gives relief from all planetary defects.

May 2023 First lunar eclipse of the year (May 2023 Chandra grahan)

year 2023 The first lunar eclipse is going to take place in the first week of May itself. On May 5, 2023, a penumbral lunar eclipse is going to occur on the full moon of Vaishakh i.e. Buddha Purnima. This penumbral lunar eclipse will begin at 08.44 pm and end at 01.02 am on May 06, 2023. This lunar eclipse will not be visible in India, so the Sutak period will not be valid.

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