Maun Vrat Timing on Mauni Amavasya 2025: Wearing silence on Mauni Amavasya has special significance. On this day, many devotees remain silent and make their devotion more strong. This question often arises as to how long the silence should be kept on Mauni Amavasya and how to do it. It is worth noting that devotees can keep silence for some time for some time according to their faith and strength. However, it is considered necessary to remain silent during the minimum bath. In such a situation, let us know what is the method of keeping silence fast on the day of Mauni Amavasya and what is its importance.
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Silence fast on Mauni Amavasya
Silence fast can be started from the time of bathing. If there is a special desire, it is also considered auspicious to wear silence throughout the day. Those who keep silent fast throughout the day should be silent from sunrise to sunset and conclude the fast with worship of Lord Vishnu or Shiva in the evening with Aarti.
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Recipe
Stay silent during bathing: Be silent while bathing and meditate on God in your mind.
Take a pledge: If you want to keep silence all day, then take a bath in the morning and wear clean clothes and resolve to remain silent.
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Avoid dialogue: Avoid conversation. If necessary, explain your point or written in writing.
Avoiding tamasic food: Avoid tamasic food and negative thoughts on this day.
Meditation and chanting: Chant meditation, yoga, and mantras of God during silence.
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Benefits of silence fast
The tradition of keeping silence on Mauni Amavasya has been going on since ancient times. Wearing it leads to external and internal purification. Silence fast provides mental peace and controls the mind. In addition, it enhances the power of self-restraint and focus. It is also mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita that those who are disturbed, they must observe silence.
Disclaimer (Disclaimer): This article is based on folk beliefs. Amar Ujala is not responsible for the accuracy and accuracy of facts given here.
