Shashthi Tithi: Meaning & Significance

⚔️  ·  Tithi 6 (Shukla) & 21 (Krishna)

Nanda (Joy) Auspicious, energetic

Energetic  |  Nanda  |  Courageous

Shashthi is the sixth Tithi of each lunar fortnight, returning to the Nanda ("joy") group. It is strongly associated with Kartikeya (Skanda), the warrior-god, and carries an energetic, health-conscious quality.

Occurs At
6 (Shukla) & 21 (Krishna)
Classical Group
Nanda (Joy)
Ruling Deity
Kartikeya (Skanda)
Nature
Auspicious, energetic

Significance of Shashthi

Shashthi favours activities requiring courage and vitality, and is observed through Skanda Shashthi and similar Kartikeya-related festivals.

Energetic Courageous Auspicious


Kartikeya's Day

Skanda Shashthi and other Kartikeya-related observances fall on this Tithi, reflecting its warrior energy and association with courage.



Activities Suited to Shashthi

Shashthi favours Kartikeya worship and activities requiring courage or renewed vitality.

Favourable For

  • Kartikeya worship
  • Activities requiring courage
  • Health-related resolutions


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Ruling Deity
Kartikeya (Skanda)
Classical Group
Nanda (Joy)

The Deity of Shashthi — Kartikeya (Skanda)

Shashthi is ruled by Kartikeya (Skanda), commander of the celestial armies — a deity associated with courage, discipline and protection, fitting for a Tithi known for its energetic quality.


Shashthi in the Panchanga

Shashthi belongs to the Nanda (joy) group of Tithis, recurring at Tithis 1, 6 and 11. Like Pratipada, it shares the optimistic, forward-moving character typical of this group.


People Also Ask

What does Shashthi mean?
Shashthi is the sixth Tithi of each lunar fortnight, associated with Kartikeya (Skanda).
What is Skanda Shashthi?
Skanda Shashthi is a Kartikeya-related observance falling on this Tithi, celebrated especially in South India.
Is Shashthi auspicious?
Yes, Shashthi belongs to the Nanda (joy) group and is generally considered favourable.
Which deity rules Shashthi?
Shashthi is ruled by Kartikeya (Skanda).

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