Certain things change from the triodashii of Karthikamasa.

Traditionally, they created a science as to how one should behave.

So, the significance of the festival has largely been ignored.

It is time to bring this back so that you don't sink down.

Do not become susceptible to various negative forces which are always working upon us.

This is the deep hourly time.

What is the significance of this?

This is a festival which always comes in the month of Karthika as per the lunar cycles.

On the 13th day, which is called as triodashii, the 13th day of the Karthika month is the festival.

Traditionally, the science behind this is, on this day, everybody worships on the deep

hourly day, everybody is supposed to worship Dhanavanthri, the deity dedicated to one's

health and well-being.

Today the word Dhanavanthri has almost become synonymous with the doktya.

Dhanavanthri or the deity Dhanavanthri is supposed to be the source of Ayurveda, the science

of long and healthy lives.

Well, not of North Indian people, yeah, not of North Indian people.

So, I don't know when they did this because the nature of the language is like that.

In Northern India, most people speak Hindi language and the last syllable, they'll cut it off.

If you say Dhyana Lingam, they'll say Dhyana Lingam.

If you say Shiva, they'll say Shiv.

If you say Rama, there's a Rama.

The language has the habit of cutting off the last syllable, always.

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