Dashami Tithi Guide
The Sacred Tithi Dedicated to Victory and New Beginnings
🌙 Significance of Dashami
Dashami is the tenth tithi in the Hindu calendar. "Dasha" means ten. This tithi is highly auspicious for victory and new beginnings. Ashwayuja Shukla Dashami is famous as "Vijayadashami" or "Dussehra".
🏆 Vijayadashami
Celebrated on Ashwayuja Shukla Dashami. On this day, Goddess Durga slayed Mahishasura. Highly auspicious for starting new education and ventures.
🔥 Dussehra
Day when Lord Rama slayed Ravana. Ravana effigy burning and Ayudha Puja are performed. Symbol of victory of righteousness over evil.
📿 Activities on Dashami
- Start learning new skills
- Perform Ayudha Puja
- Perform Vehicle Puja
- Start new business or ventures
- Perform Shami tree puja
- Seek blessings from elders
✨ Special Aspects of Dashami
- Auspicious for achieving victory
- Favorable for new beginnings
- Good for travel and journeys
- Suitable for worshipping tools and equipment
- Auspicious for starting education
❓ FAQs
What is Dashami?
Dashami is the tenth tithi in the lunar fortnight. "Dasha" means ten. It is considered a symbol of victory.
When does Vijayadashami occur?
Vijayadashami occurs on Ashwayuja Shukla Dashami. It is the concluding day of Navaratri festival.
What is special about Dussehra?
On Dussehra, Lord Rama slayed Ravana. It symbolizes the victory of righteousness over evil.