Parachamundi Puja on Amavasya — Protection on the Left and the Right

PARACHAMUNDI PUJA

Date: Amavasya – 18 January 2026

Parachamundi is a fierce guardian deity of the forests and hills, worshipped in traditional and tribal-rooted systems as a protector who stands beside the devotee.

He is not invoked from a distance.
He is understood to remain close — on the left and on the right — guarding continuously.

Parachamundi’s presence is believed to:

• Prevent the approach of negative forces

• Shield the devotee from enemies and unseen harm

• Create a strong boundary of protection around one’s life and household

His protection is silent, firm, and uncompromising.

Traditional understanding holds that:

• He stands beside the devotee, not in front or far away

• He blocks harm before it reaches

• He protects both physically and unseen influences

This is why Parachamundi is often worshipped when one feels:

• Surrounded by opposition

• Affected by persistent negativity

• Vulnerable to hostility, jealousy, or ill intent

Amavasya is traditionally regarded as a powerful night for protection-based worship.

On Amavasya:

• Negative forces are believed to be more active

• Protective deities are worshipped to strengthen boundaries

• Guarding energies are invoked to remain firm and alert

Performing Parachamundi Puja on Amavasya is meant to establish protection that continues beyond the night itself.

The puja is conducted to seek:

• Protection from enemies

• Relief from persistent negativity

• Strength and security in daily life

If you feel the need for protection in your life or household,
you are welcome to participate in this Parachamundi Puja on Amavasya.