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This is what i got from Kaal Ratri

Kalaratri in Purana glossary... « previous · [K] · next »

Kālarātri (कालरात्रि, “the night of time”) is a name of the Goddess Raudrī referring to her terrific form engaged in destruction, according to the Varāhapurāṇa chapter 96. Raudrī is the form of Trikalā having a black body representing the energy of Maheśvara (Śiva). Trikalā is the name of a Goddess born from the combined looks of Brahmā, Viṣṇu and Maheśvara (Śiva).

Source: Wisdom Library: Varāha-purāṇa

Kālarātri (कालरात्रि).—The Devatā presiding over the night on the eve of death. The fierce aspect of the Devatā is described in the Mahābhārata as follows:—

Coal-black in colour, with swollen mouth and eyes and wearing red garlands and clothings—thus appeared the woman (Devatā) presiding over the death-night. With the fierce cord in her hand she drags away the souls of the dead. (Sauptika Parva, Chapter 9).

Source: archive.org: Puranic Encyclopaedia

So basically Pratipada Amavasya takes place in the period of time when death looms over Daayanvanshi's - KaalRatri according to Nazar lore I think !

Originally posted by: Hallyumint

We too had bad weather. My tv only is not clear. I guess reading comments before getting a chance to form your own impression first does spoil things a bit.

Well, it does at times... But, at other times it has proved to be helpful whenever there was some filler episode...

I know 😆 The only upshot is the track sped up real fast. Some serials take months to get to the point

Well, I am thinking the same... Else, it is completely out of place. Amavasya within a day of full moon??? Completely wierd!!!

Or not i think it's to make it sound mysterious

Maybe... Let's see.

It's the indeed the same to spy on AA. There's always a dravya or an agni. 😆 It's sounds so nice & mysterious but actually it's just a bunch of sanskrit put together for effect. Props to Ni & Sa for making it sound so convincing 👍🏼

Well, yes it is basically a bunch of Sanskrit words put together... And Ni-Sa and Pia make it sound convincing plus original too...

Lagi shart sau ki !

Kis baat ki??? Ki in logon ko stupidity ka keeda phir se kaatega???

In Friday's episode they've been hinting strongly at Upayan. It could be to distract us or it could be Upayan only.

I call dibs on Dragon Daayan

GOT anyone

Well, yes each and every thing seems to be pointing to the Upayan... The fact of her being the oldest, plus Mo at the PK jharna... So, they are hinting strongly at the Upayan... Let's see what happens!!!

Originally posted by: Hallyumint

This is what i got from Kaal Ratri

Kalaratri in Purana glossary... « previous · [K] · next »

Kālarātri (कालरात्रि, “the night of time”) is a name of the Goddess Raudrī referring to her terrific form engaged in destruction, according to the Varāhapurāṇa chapter 96. Raudrī is the form of Trikalā having a black body representing the energy of Maheśvara (Śiva). Trikalā is the name of a Goddess born from the combined looks of Brahmā, Viṣṇu and Maheśvara (Śiva).

Source: Wisdom Library: Varāha-purāṇa

Kālarātri (कालरात्रि).—The Devatā presiding over the night on the eve of death. The fierce aspect of the Devatā is described in the Mahābhārata as follows:—

Coal-black in colour, with swollen mouth and eyes and wearing red garlands and clothings—thus appeared the woman (Devatā) presiding over the death-night. With the fierce cord in her hand she drags away the souls of the dead. (Sauptika Parva, Chapter 9).

Source: archive.org: Puranic Encyclopaedia

So basically Pratipada Amavasya takes place in the period of time when death looms over Daayanvanshi's - KaalRatri according to Nazar lore I think !

Yes, that's Goddess Kaalratri as you found... She is worshipped on the 7th day of Navratri...

But this Pratipada Amavasya... I didn't understand anything. But, technically there is nothing as "Pratipada Amavasya"... So, there is no explanation for this... Let's see what explanation do the makers give!

Wrong post, 😄 posted in today's update