In Hindu tradition, Konsi Ṭithi hai aaj means which lunar day is today. Knowing today’s á¹ithi is important for planning rituals, fasts, and auspicious activities. On July 22, 2025, the á¹ithi is Krishna Paksha DvÄdaÅÄ«, a significant day marked by Pradosha Vrat in the ShrÄvaá¹a/AshÄá¸ha lunar month. This topic explores the meaning, timing, cultural context, and spiritual importance of today’s á¹ithi to help you better understand its relevance and rituals.
What Is Krishna Paksha DvÄdaÅÄ«?
Krishna Paksha DvÄdaÅÄ« is the twelfth lunar day (tithi) of the waning (dark) fortnight. In today’s context it falls under the ShrÄvaá¹a (pÅ«rá¹imÄnta) or AshÄá¸ha (ÄmÄnta) month of Vikram Samvat 2082. Traditionally, DvÄdaÅÄ« is known for spiritual rituals, including worship of Tulasi and Lord Vishnu. It also marks the conclusion of the EkÄdaÅÄ« fast, highlighting both religious discipline and celebration.
Timing of Today’s Tithi
According to astrologers, Krishna Paksha DvÄdaÅÄ« on July 22, 2025, began early morning, continues throughout the day, and ends around 07:0507:07 AM the next day. After that, the á¹ithi transitions into TrayodaÅÄ«.
Key PanchÄá¹ ga Details
- Tithi: Krishna Paksha DvÄdaÅÄ«, till around 07:05 AM on July 23
- Paksha: Krishna (waning phase of the moon)
- Month: ShrÄvaá¹a (pÅ«rá¹imÄnta) / AshÄá¸ha (ÄmÄnta)
- Weekday: Tuesday (MangalavÄra)
Special Religious Observance: Pradosha Vrat
Today is also Bhauma Pradosha Vrat, a special fast dedicated to Lord Shiva and Planet Mars (Mangal). This vrat falls on Tuesday evening during the DvÄdaÅÄ« tithi when the moon is waxing or waning. Devotees observe Pradosha fasts with pride and devotion to seek health, spiritual growth, and relief from obstacles.
Cultural and Spiritual Significance
DvÄdaÅÄ« marks the last day of fasting after EkÄdaÅÄ«, encouraging people to honor Lord Vishnu and Tulasi with offerings and prayers. ShrÄvaá¹a month is particularly sacred, filled with Shiva and Vishnu observances. Today’s alignment DvÄdaÅÄ« plus Tuesday Pradosha adds an extra layer of spiritual energy, making rituals deeply meaningful and powerful.
Auspicious and Inauspicious Times
For proper timing of rituals, you should consider MuhÅ«rta periods. According to panchÄá¹ ga:
- RÄhu KÄl: 03:0004:30 PM (avoid starting auspicious activities)
- Amrit KÄla: Often around early afternoon; ideal for spiritual activity
How to Observe Today’s Tithi Fully
If you wish to honor DvÄdaÅÄ« and Pradosha, here are some traditional practices:
- Fast from sunrise to evening, especially observing a partial or full fast.
- Perform the Pradosha Puja after sunset, invoking Lord Shiva with mantras and offerings.
- Chant Lord Vishnu or Shiva stotras, or read Tulasi prasaad rituals during the tithi.
- Give charity especially food, clothes, or donations to Brahmins.
- Utilize favorable timings like Amrit KÄla to begin worship.
Benefits of Observing Krishna DvÄdaÅÄ« & Pradosha Vrat
Spiritual texts and tradition suggest several benefits:
- Cleansing of past karmas and attaining divine blessings.
- Protection from obstacles, especially those related to Mars influence.
- Promoting overall health, mental strength, and spiritual clarity.
In summary, Konsi á¹ithi hai aaj for July 22, 2025, is Krishna Paksha DvÄdaÅÄ« in the ShrÄvaá¹a/AshÄá¸ha lunar month. This day aligns with Pradosha Vrat on a Tuesday, adding significant spiritual power. Observing prayers, fasting, and rituals with the right timings while avoiding inauspicious hours can bring balance, blessings, and inner peace. May this knowledge guide your spiritual journey today.