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Mahalaya Amavasye, observed on the new moon day in the Hindu month of Bhadrapada (September-October), holds deep spiritual and cultural significance in many parts of India, including Kollegal.

This day marks the end of Pitru Paksha, a 15-day period during which Hindus pay homage to their ancestors through Shraddha rituals. In Kollegal, a region known for its rich spiritual and astrological traditions, this day is seen as an auspicious time for connecting with one’s lineage and ancestors.

Astrologically, Amavasya (new moon) represents a time of introspection and spiritual cleansing. Mahalaya Amavasye, in particular, is believed to be a potent time when the veil between the material and spiritual worlds is thin, allowing for easier communication with ancestors.

In Kollegal’s astrological traditions, the alignment of celestial bodies during this time is considered ideal for seeking blessings and performing rituals for peace and prosperity.

Many believe that performing rituals on this day not only helps in pacifying departed souls but also clears obstacles in one's current life, improving overall well-being.

Astrologers in the Kollegal region often recommend specific prayers or daan (charitable donations) based on individual horoscopes during this time to enhance the spiritual benefits.

Overall, Mahalaya Amavasye in Kollegal is a powerful day rooted in both cultural reverence for ancestors and the mystical aspects of Vedic astrology, guiding individuals toward spiritual growth and harmony.

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