Also Read: Lunar Eclipse 2023 Live Updates: Partial lunar eclipse to grace sky tonight. Know timings, how to watch It is believed that on this particular night, upon hearing the enchanting melody of Lord Krishna's flute, the gopis (cowherd girls) left their homes and families to join the Lord in an all-night dance of devotion and love. As per Drik Panchang, Sharad Purnima is scheduled to be observed on October 28.
The Purnima Tithi will commence at 4:17 AM on October 28 and conclude at 1:53 AM on October 29. A customary practice during this time involves placing a bowl of kheer under the moonlight, particularly during the auspicious midnight hour. The individual who stays awake and keeps vigil throughout the night is known as a “Kojagara." May the goddess of fortune and prosperity, Lakshmi, bestow happiness upon you and your loved ones on this occasion.
Wishing you a joyful Kojagiri Lakshmi Puja! I hope you receive the blessings of Mother Lakshmi, safeguarding your wealth and opening doors to new avenues of prosperity in your life. Happy Kojagiri Lakshmi Puja! Meanwhile, on a rare occasion, October is set to witness its second eclipse on the 28 October. Lunar eclipse or Chandra Grahan will be witnessed just 14 days after the Solar eclipse which occurred on 14 October.
Indians will get to see the phenomenal celestial event tonight as the Lunar Eclipse is set to occur on Saturday. Also Read: Lunar eclipse 2023: When will it be visible in India? Check date, time, myths, Dos and don'ts here The partial lunar eclipse is set to commence at around 11:31 p.m. And, by midnight at around 1 am the darker portion of the Earth's shadow (umbra) will envelop the moon's surface.
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