Phalgun Amavasya, observed in 2025, is an important day for ancestral worship and spiritual cleansing. According to Hindu beliefs, lighting a lamp at specific places on this day helps remove Pitra Dosh, bringing peace to ancestors and attracting positive energy.

Where to Light a Lamp on Phalgun Amavasya?

Near a Peepal Tree

• Lighting a lamp under a Peepal tree is believed to free ancestors from karmic debts and bring family prosperity.
• Use sesame oil or ghee for better spiritual benefits.

On the Bank of a Holy River or Pond

• Offering a lamp near rivers, lakes, or water bodies helps seek forgiveness for past deeds and pleases ancestors.
• If possible, perform Tarpan (offering water to ancestors) along with lighting the lamp.

At the Main Entrance of the House

• Placing a lamp at the entrance of your home removes negative energies and invites divine blessings.
• It is recommended to use a clay lamp with mustard oil.

In a Temple or Sacred Place

• Lighting a lamp in a Shiva temple or near a deity ensures protection and divine blessings.
• Devotees also offer prayers for family well-being and financial stability.

Near a Tulsi Plant

• A lamp near Tulsi Mata is believed to strengthen spiritual energy and attract peace at home.
• Cow ghee lamps are considered highly auspicious for this ritual.