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Mādhava Navamī 2138

Magha Shukla Navami: the ārādhana of Srī Madhvacharya

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Mādhava Navamī · 2138
📍 Columbus, Ohio, America (United States)
February 17, 2138

Sunrise: 07:23:08 AM.
Sunset: 06:08:49 PM.
Moonrise: 12:14:15 PM.
Moonset: 03:28:25 AM.

Magha Shukla Navami: the ārādhana of Srī Madhvacharya
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06:08:49 PM
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About Mādhava Navamī
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Mādhava Navamī

Mādhava Navamī is the annual ārādhana (puṇya tithi) of Śrī Madhvācārya, observed on Māgha Śukla Navamī.

According to the Madhva tradition, Madhvācārya did not die in the ordinary sense on this day. Instead, while expounding the Aitareya Upaniṣad to his disciples at the Ananteśvara Temple, he disappeared from their sight (antardhāna) and proceeded to Badarikāśrama to continue serving Vedavyāsa. The day is therefore observed as his ārādhana: a day of remembrance and celebration, not mourning.

This tithi is traditionally accepted by the Madhva sampradāya as the day of his appearance in Badarikā after becoming invisible to human eyes, and is commemorated annually by Madhva maṭhas.

Tradition & Practice
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Antardhāna at Ananteśvara Temple
While expounding the Aitareya Upaniṣad to his disciples, Madhvācārya disappeared from sight and proceeded to Badarikāśrama to continue serving Vedavyāsa.
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Recitation & Worship
Devotees recite the Dvādaśa Stotra, Viṣṇu Sahasranāma, and works of Madhvācārya, and offer pūjā to the guru-paramparā.
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Reading the Life of Madhvācārya
Reading or listening to accounts of Madhvācārya's life is a common observance on this day.
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Annadāna
Feeding devotees and the poor (annadāna) is observed as part of the day's charitable practice.
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Celebrations at Udupi
At Udupi, the day is marked with elaborate celebrations, processions, Vedic chanting, and special offerings.
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Mādhava Navamī vs Rāma Navamī
Both fall on Śukla Navamī but in different lunar months: Māgha Śukla Navamī is Mādhava Navamī, while Caitra Śukla Navamī is Śrī Rāma Navamī.
Auspicious Timings

Coghadia Muhūrta

CoghadiaFromTo
Amṛt February/17/2138 07:23:08 AM February/17/2138 08:43:51 AM
Śubh February/17/2138 10:04:33 AM February/17/2138 11:25:16 AM
Lābh February/17/2138 03:59:41 PM February/17/2138 04:48:06 PM
Amṛt February/17/2138 04:48:06 PM February/17/2138 06:08:49 PM
Chal February/17/2138 06:08:49 PM February/17/2138 07:47:56 PM
Lābh February/17/2138 11:06:11 PM February/18/2138 12:45:19 AM
Śubh February/18/2138 02:24:26 AM February/18/2138 04:03:34 AM
Amṛt February/18/2138 04:03:34 AM February/18/2138 05:42:41 AM
Chal February/18/2138 05:42:41 AM February/18/2138 07:21:49 AM
Gaurī Pañcāṅgam
Dina
Amṛdha February/17/2138 07:23:08 AM – February/17/2138 08:43:51 AM
Dhanam February/17/2138 12:45:58 PM – February/17/2138 01:07:30 PM
Dhanam February/17/2138 01:50:32 PM – February/17/2138 02:06:41 PM
Uthi February/17/2138 04:48:06 PM – February/17/2138 06:08:49 PM
Night
Sugam February/17/2138 06:08:49 PM – February/17/2138 07:47:56 PM
Uthi February/17/2138 09:27:04 PM – February/17/2138 11:06:11 PM
Amṛdha February/17/2138 11:06:11 PM – February/18/2138 12:45:19 AM
Lābham February/18/2138 04:03:34 AM – February/18/2138 05:42:41 AM
Dhanam February/18/2138 05:42:41 AM – February/18/2138 07:21:49 AM
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