India, May 16 -- The New Moon or Amavasya has held a special place in spiritual traditions. While many people see it as simply a lunar phase where the moon disappears from the night sky, ancient yogic teachings viewed it as something much deeper. It was believed to be a period of inner silence, heightened awareness, and spiritual transformation.

According to HH Guruji Sundar of Aathman Awareness Centre, "It's a rare cosmic condition where subtle energies affecting the mind and consciousness experience a major shift". Amavasya is not merely the absence of moonlight. It is a unique cosmic state in which a human being's inner energies become more receptive to spiritual growth.

In Hindu traditions and many ancient spiritual systems, Amavasy...