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The dark quadrant of the year begins with opportunity. On 26 September, just days after the equinox, Pitru Paksha commences, the fortnight of the ancestors. It’s a most sacred period in the Indian calendar. From Full Moon to New Moon, the night sky is progressively darker. With the autumnal equinox just crossed, the darkest period of Dakshinayana has also begun, with nights longer than days. Celebrated always in . . . (continue reading on blog)