Why is Brahma worshiped at the beginning of the month of Chaitra?

The last month of the year is Chaitramas. At the end of Chaitra, the new year begins. Bengalis welcome the New Year. Bengalis celebrate many festivals during Chaitramas. Chaitra Navratri Annapurna Puja, Ram Navami, Gajan, Shiva fasting. Vishu is celebrated in Kerala, Gudi Pava in Maharashtra.

Chaitra month starts on March 15. According to Hindu belief, Brahma initiated creation from Shukla Pratipada in the month of Chaitra. So the month of Chaitra has special importance. This year 21 March Chaitra Amavasya, 22 March Chaitra Navratri, 30 March Ram Navami.

Many people worship Brahma on the first day of Chaitra month. Because Brahma started creation from Shukla Pratipada of Chaitra month, Hargauri is worshiped on the second day. Ganesha is specially worshiped on the fourth day of Chaitra month. On the fifth day the worship of the Naga deity is performed. Sun on seventh day, Goddess Durga from ninth day.

Chaitra Navratri will be celebrated from March 22 to March 30 this year as per the Drik Siddhanta calendar. It will be held on March 22 This Ghatstapana or Kalastapana ritual is very important in this Vrat By this the Parvan is introduced The nine forms of Goddess Durga are worshiped for nine days. These nine forms or navarupas of Durga are Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandrajhanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri and Sridatri. After autumn, devotees again fast in spring for Navaratri. The auspicious time of Ghatsthapan is 6.23 am to 7.32 am on March 22. Ghatshapana means Chaitra Navratri or Spring Navratri festival has started This nirghant is important to the devotees of Navratri Vrat