Dwitiya Tithi

Dwitiya is the second day of the lunar fortnight. It is a day characterized by stability, accumulation, and the nurturing of what was started on Pratipada.

Symbolism and Meaning

Dwitiya represents the consolidation of energy. The moon begins to show a clear visible crescent, symbolizing the manifestation of ideas into visible forms. It is a day of support and maintenance.

Ruling Deity: Vidhatr (Brahma)

The presiding deity of Dwitiya is Vidhatr, often identified as a form of Lord Brahma who focuses on the regulation and maintenance of the world. This connection makes Dwitiya excellent for organizational tasks, financial planning, and strengthening relationships.

Auspicious Activities

• Government & Law: Dealing with authorities or signing legal documents.
• Wealth: Investing money or purchasing assets.
• Personal: Haircuts and personal grooming are traditionally favored on this day.
• Marriage: One of the highly auspicious Tithis for marriage and other sanskaras.

Technical Details

Attribute	Detail
Number	2
Nature	Bhadra (Auspicious)
Ruling Deity	Vidhatr / Brahma
Element	Water