Narsingh Jayanti
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Computed for New Delhi. Sunrise decides which tithi a day belongs to, so these can differ elsewhere.
Notes from our sources
Should sadhana in Navratri be done at night?
The first subject was of time; and in Navratri, he says, one should do as many night-time sadhanas as possible. This does not at all mean that you should not sleep in the day — sleep in the day entirely according to the body's convenience, two, four or five hours, whatever you need.
Why is the Vaishakh Shukla Chaturdashi the most particular night in tantra?
Because on that one day fall the jayanti of Bhagavan Narasimha; of Bhagavan Sharabh Bhairav — Sharabh Shalu Raj, the fiercest, most ugra form of Bhagavan Sarveshwar, also called Akash Bhairav; of Bhagavati Pratyangira; and of Mahavidya Bhagavati Chhinnamastika.
Which four jayantis fall on a single tithi in Vaishakh?
That katha is the most current one, he says, and it falls in the month of Vaishakh — on the coming tithi, one and the same tithi on which there will be Narasimha Jayanti, Sarveshwar Jayanti, Chhinnamastika Jayanti and, along with it, the jayanti of Bhagavan Sarveshwar as well, together with Bhagavati Pratyangira. Four jayantis, he says, fall on one and the same tithi. That one is somewhat current in the tantra kshetra.
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