About Sharad Ritu
Sharad Ritu is considered a beautiful and peaceful season in the Indian seasonal cycle. This season usually falls during the months of Bhadravo and Aso and is a symbol of clear skies, cool weather and the beauty of moonlit nights. In Hindu culture, Sharad Ritu is considered a season of purity, joy and spiritual bliss.
During Sharad Ritu, a clean and pleasant atmosphere is seen after the rains. During this time, new freshness and peace are felt in nature. Especially the moon of Sharad Purnima is considered a special identity of this season. This season is considered very auspicious for health, joy and festivals.
Importance of Sharad Ritu
The Sharad Ritu is considered a symbol of cleanliness, peace and balance of nature. This time is considered favorable for mental happiness and physical freshness.
According to Ayurveda, the pitta dosha in the body is likely to increase during the Sharad Ritu, hence, eating a cooling and sattvic diet is considered beneficial. This season is considered an excellent time to improve health.
During Navratri, the worship of Goddess Durga and the celebration of Garba-Dandiya are celebrated, while Dussehra is considered a symbol of the victory of truth over falsehood. Sharad Purnima is considered a holy day associated with moonlight and prosperity.
Sharad Ritu and Spirituality
The Sharad Ritu is considered a very auspicious time for spiritual peace and devotion. Many people try to find inner peace during this time through meditation, chanting, yoga and worship of the Goddess.
According to Hindu tradition, devotion and good deeds done during the Sharad Ritu bring positivity and peace of mind in life. This time is considered excellent for spiritual development.