Phalguna Amavasya is a spiritually significant lunar tithi observed as a vrat (fast) and puja-based ritual day dedicated to Pitru Tattva, ancestral harmony, and Dharmic purification. This ultra-premium bilingual (English–Hindi) ebook is designed to help families, priests, and global Hindus perform Phalguna Amavasya vrat + puja correctly with confidence, even at home.

What This Ebook Covers

Meaning, origin & scriptural background
Phalguna Amavasya as vrat & puja
Pitru Tattva & ancestral science
Pitru Dosha insights & remedies
Full puja vidhi (step-by-step)
Tarpana & Pitru Karya instructions
Daan, Annadan & Seva guidance
Fasting rules & food guidelines
Sankalpa formats for India & NRIs
Mantras & stotra references
Night sadhana (advanced)
Panchang & tithi basics
Regional variants & names
Post-puja care & observance
Scriptural references & glossary

Ideal For

Grihastha families & devotees
Priests & temple coordinators
NRIs & global Hindu diaspora
Astrology & Dharma students
Those seeking Pitru Shanti

Key Features

English–Hindi bilingual edition
Scripturally authentic content
Practical, beginner-friendly layout
Step-wise vrat + puja formats
NRI adaptations included

This ebook integrates vrat, puja, Pitru Karya, fasting, and charity, preserving the traditional Sanatan spirit with modern clarity and accessibility.

FAQ:

Q1: Is Phalguna Amavasya a vrat or puja?
Both. It is observed as a vrat (fast) and as a puja day dedicated to Pitru Karya, Tarpana, and Daan.

Q2: Are fasting rules included?
Yes. Multiple fasting formats (nirjala, phalahar, ekabhukta, sattvic diet) are included with guidelines.

Q3: Can this be done at home without a priest?
Yes. A complete step-by-step home puja + Tarpana guide is provided.

Q4: Is it useful for NRIs?
Absolutely. NRI Sankalpa templates and practical adaptations are included.

Q5: Does it help with Pitru Dosha?
It explains Pitru Dosha and offers traditional remedies like Tarpana, Daan, Annadan, and Pitru Karya.

Q6: Does it include mantras and Sankalpa?
Yes. Mantras, Sankalpa formats, and meanings are included.

Q7: Is it beginner-friendly?
Yes. It is designed for first-time practitioners, families, priests, and Dharma students.