India, April 17 -- Amavasya, or the New Moon day in the Hindu lunar calendar, is often considered a spiritually significant time to remember and honour one's ancestors. Many traditions believe that this phase offers a special opportunity to connect with Pitras (ancestors) and seek their blessings for peace and prosperity at home.

According to a vedic astrologer Astro Arun Pandit, explains that Amavasya is believed to be an auspicious time to perform simple rituals dedicated to ancestors. According to him, these rituals are said to help bring harmony and positive energy into the household.

Amavasya is traditionally linked with remembrance and gratitude towards ancestors. Many spiritual beliefs suggest that performing small acts of prayer...