Puja on the day of Shani Jayanti

Shani Jayanti is set apart as the birth commemoration of Ruler Shani. Shani Jayanti is otherwise called Shani Amavasya. Ruler Shani is the child of Master Suryadev and rules planet Saturn and works day Saturday.

Shani Jayanti is seen on Amavasya Tithi during Jyeshtha month, as indicated by the North Indian Purnimant schedule. As indicated by the South Indian Amavasyant schedule, Shani Jayanti falls on Amavasya Tithi during Vaishakha month. It is the name of the Lunar month, which contrasts, and in both sorts of schedules, Shani Jayanti falls around the same time.

Shani Jayanti harmonizes with Tank Savitri Vrat, which is seen during Jyeshtha Amavasya in most North Indian states. On Shani Jayanti, enthusiasts keep quick Upvaas to satisfy Ruler Shani and visit Shani sanctuaries to look for the gift of Master Shani. It is accepted that Ruler Shani has confidence in fair equity and, whenever mollified, favors His fans with the best of luck and fortune. Individuals who don’t have the gift of Master Shani work for quite a long time without getting any compensation for their diligent effort throughout everyday life.

Shani Jayanti is an extremely fitting day to perform Hawan, Homam, and Yagya to mollify Ruler Shani. Shani Tailabhishekam and Shani Shanti Puja are the main services performed during Shani Jayanti.