Tithi Guide
Krishna Amavasya
Krishna Amavasya is one of the lunar tithis in the panchang system. On Sadhaka, tithis are framed as reflective ritual timings and rhythm markers that can support practice, fasting, prayer, or contemplative emphasis.
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Is it Krishna Amavasya today?
No. Today is Sunday, 5 July 2026. The next Krishna Amavasya tithi is Tuesday, 14 July 2026.
- Tithi today
- Krishna Panchami
- Vara today
- Ravivara
- Nakshatra today
- Shatabhisha
Panchang is computed for Varanasi (Kashi), the reference city. See the live Vedic clock for your location.
What Is Amavasya (New Moon) and What Is It For?
Amavasya is the fifteenth lunar day of the waning fortnight, the new moon, when the moon is not visible. It is traditionally associated with the Pitrs (ancestors) and is the principal day for ancestral remembrance and tarpana. Named observances include Mauni Amavasya (a day of silence in Magha), Mahalaya Amavasya (the close of the fortnight for the ancestors), and Diwali, which falls on the Amavasya of Kartik. The new moon is treated as a quiet, inward turn of the cycle. On Sadhaka, Amavasya is a monthly marker for stillness and remembrance rather than a forecast.
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Meaning: The culmination point of fullness or darkness, suited to reflection and observance.
Paksha: Krishna
Deity: Chandra/Pitrs
Krishna Amavasya is a tithi in the lunar calendar used in panchang reflection. On Sadhaka it is treated as a contemplative rhythm marker rather than predictive certainty.