Delhi Gauri Panchang — Monday, 17 November 2025

Krishna Trayodashi is associated with Kamadeva, influencing the transcendence of worldly desires towards spiritual liberation. This tithi is considered suitable for spiritual practices, austerities, and seeking inner peace. It promotes detachment and introspection. When Trayodashi falls on a Monday or Saturday, it is observed as Pradosh Vrat, a sacred fast dedicated to Lord Shiva and Parvati for seeking blessings, spiritual growth, and release from karmic bonds.

Krishna Trayodashi, though associated with Kamadeva, is primarily observed as Pradosh Vrat, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Parvati. Devotees perform Shiva Puja during the Pradosh Kaal (evening twilight), offering bilva leaves, milk, and water to the Shiva Lingam for health, prosperity, and progeny. It is auspicious for seeking harmony in relationships. Avoid consuming meat, alcohol, or engaging in disputes. Refrain from negative thoughts or actions. The mantra 'Om Namah Shivaya' should be chanted, especially during the Pradosh period. Dana includes offering yellow clothes, turmeric, or sweets to Brahmins or married couples, seeking blessings for well-being.

Monday is governed by Chandra (Moon), symbolizing the mind, emotions, and nurturing aspects. Its character is gentle, sensitive, and reflective, influencing domestic life and public affairs. This day is auspicious for emotional matters, travel, artistic endeavors, and activities related to water or agriculture. It is generally favorable for starting new businesses or seeking comfort. Many devotees observe a fast on Mondays, particularly unmarried girls for a good husband (Solah Somvar Vrat), and worship Lord Shiva, often chanting "Om Namah Shivaya" for peace and prosperity.