#Sawan Somvar Vrat Vidhi

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Sawan ka Pehla Somwar 2022 Date, Vrat Vidhi and Katha

Sawan ka Pehla Somwar 2022 Date, Vrat Vidhi and Katha

The Sawan month of 2022 started on the 14th of July. Lord Bholenath is very kind in the month of Sawan. This year Sawan ka pehla somwar is on 18 July. This year Sawan ka pehla somwar is on 18 July. The Sawan ka Somwar has a lot of importance. Monday is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Lord Shankar’s special grace is obtained by observing the fast on Monday. The month of Sawan is very dear to Lord…

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Sawan Somwar 2023: First Sawan Somwar of 2023, Puja Vidhi, And Significance Of Sawan Month

The Sawan Somwar month is on the 4th of July. With 59 days this time, Sawan will surround eight Mondays. The first Monday of Sawan falls on the 10th of July.

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सावन सोमवार व्रत उद्यापन विधि || Sawan Somvar Vrat Udyapan Vidhi || सावन...

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Sawan Last Somvar 2020: महादेव के दर्शन के लिए देशभर के मंदिरों में उमड़ी भक्तों की भीड़, देखें तस्वीरें

Sawan Last Somvar 2020: महादेव के दर्शन के लिए देशभर के मंदिरों में उमड़ी भक्तों की भीड़, देखें तस्वीरें

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कोरोना वायरस महामारी के बीच आज सावन का आखिरी सोमवार (Sawan Last Monday 2020) है। देशभर के मंदिरों में भोलेनाथ के दर्शन के लिए भक्तों की भीड़ उमड़ रही है। कोविड-19 संकट काल के कारण मंदिर प्रशासन की ओर से सोशल डिस्टैंसिंग के नियमों का भी पालन किया जा रहा है। हालांकि कोरोना वायरस के कारण इस साल पहले जैसा माहौल नहीं है।

कोविड-19 के बावजूद भी भगवान शिव के भक्त उनकी अराधना और दर्शन के लिए…

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इस बार 29 दिन का रहेगा सावन, 5 सोमवार और 25 से ज्यादा शुभ योग रहेंगे इस महीने में

इस बार 29 दिन का रहेगा सावन, 5 सोमवार और 25 से ज्यादा शुभ योग रहेंगे इस महीने में

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सोमवार से हो रही है सावन की शुरुआत और महीने का आखिरी दिन भी सोमवार रहेगा, इससे पहले 2017 में भी बना था ऐसा संयोग

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हिंदू कैलेंडर का पांचवा महीना यानी श्रावण मास 6 जुलाई को शुरू होने वाला है। काशी के ज्योतिषाचार्य पं. गणेश मिश्र के अनुसार इस बार सावन महीने में 29 दिन ही रहेंगे। शुक्लपक्ष की अष्टमी तिथि के क्षय होने के कारण ऐसा होगा। इस बार सावन महीने…

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Sawan Somvar 2020 Third Sawan Somvar Shubh Muhurat Vrat Katha Vidhi Mantra And Significance:सावन का तीसरा सोमवार, इन मंत्रों से करें शिव जी की आराधना, साथ ही जानें पूजा विधि

Sawan Somvar 2020 Third Sawan Somvar Shubh Muhurat Vrat Katha Vidhi Mantra And Significance:सावन का तीसरा सोमवार, इन मंत्रों से करें शिव जी की आराधना, साथ ही जानें पूजा विधि

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सावन का तीसरा सोमवार 20 जुलाई को पड़ रहा है। यह सोमवार काफी खास है क्योंकि इस बार सोमवती अमावस्या, हरियाली अमावस्या भी पड़ रही है। इस दिन भगवान शिव की विधि-विधान से पूजा अर्चना करने का विशेष फल मिलेगा। शास्त्रों के अनुसार दूसरे दिनों की अपेक्षा सावन में भक्त और शिव जी के बीच की दूरी कम हो जाती है।…

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Sawan Puja Samagri List: सावन पूजा सामग्री की पूरी लिस्ट देखें, ताकि पूजा न रहे अधूरी

Sawan Puja Samagri List: सावन पूजा सामग्री की पूरी लिस्ट देखें, ताकि पूजा न रहे अधूरी

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सावन सोमवार (SawanPuja Samagri List):कल यानी कि 6 जुलाई से सावन सोमवार की शुरुआत हो रही है. सनातन धर्म में, श्रावण मास की महिमा का वर्णन किया गया है. यह माह भगवान शिव (Lord Shiva) को समर्पित माना जाता है. यह वजह कि पूरे माह के दौरान भक्त भगवान शिव की आराधना और उनकी भक्ति करते हैं. यह भी माना जाता है कि…

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सावन 2018: शिवलिंग से इस दिशा में बैठकर करें पूजा, पूरी होगी हर मनोकामना श्रावण मास में भगवान शंकर की पूजा का विशेष महत्व है. जो व्यक्ति सावन में प्रतिदिन पूजा नहीं कर सकते, उन्हें सोमवार के दिन शिव पूजा और व्रत रखना चाहिए.

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First Monday of Shravan 2020: Significance, rituals, puja vidhi – here’s what you need to know about somvar vrats of Sawan

New Delhi: Monday (July 6) is a really special occasion for all of the devotees of Lord Shiva. In accordance to the Hindu calendar adopted by the individuals in north India, right now is the primary Somwar (Monday) of the extremely auspicious Shravan month. Within the month of Shravan, devotees observe quick, pray to Lord […]

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Rudra abhishek pooja -In Hinduism, each day of the week is dedicated to a particular deity or god – likewise, Monday is worshipped in honour of Lord Shiva. Shravan month is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and devotees who observe the Somvar Vrat during the Shravan (Sawan) maas known as Shravan Somwar or Sawan Somwar Vrats are said to have all their wishes fulfilled. Shravan 2017 began on July 10 will continue till August 7 for North Indian states who follow Purnimant calendar. While it starts from July 24 and lasts until August 21 for South Indian states, who follow Amavasyant calendar. Many Lord Shiva devotees also observe the holy Solah Somvar Vrat or fast on sixteen Mondays starting from first Somwar of Sawan month. It is said that Lord Shiva is easily pleased. Devotees especially unmarried women longing for perfect husband must follow Shravan Somwar Vrat Vidhi while observing the fast for Lord Shiva. Shravan 2017: Important Dates, Time & Significance of This Holy Month Dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Shravan Somwar Vrat or Monday fasting during Shravan is kept in honour of Lord Shiva – the God of Destruction and Transformation. One of the principal deities in Hinduism, he is known by several names and avatars. Devotees worship Lord Shiva as the Supreme Being to Mahadeva to Adiyogi Shiva to being within the Hindu trinity along with Brahma and Vishnu. It is widely believed that if Lord Shiva does not discriminate and quickly grants wishes to anyone seeking his blessings with a pure heart. Leading an ascetic life, Shiva or Mahadev is above materialism and easily gets pleased with simple offerings and puja vidhi. Here are simple fasting rules or Shravan Somwar Vrat Vidhi every Lord Shiva devotee must follow while observing the holy fast. Sawan Month 2017: Significance of Shravan Mondays And Interesting Facts on Why People Observe Fast.

We also do Udaka shanti pooja.

Shravan Somwar Vrat Vidhi for Lord Shiva

Shravan Somwar Vrat or Monday fast begins with the worshipper waking up early morning. After taking a holy bath and individuals observing fast should wear white colour. It is highly beneficial if the person can visit Lord Shiva temple in the morning and the evening while keeping Somvar Vrat. In case, visiting the temple is not possible, offer prayers to Mahadev at home.(Udaka shanti pooja)

Begin the puja with Abhishekam, meaning ‘to have bath’. It could be as simple as Jal Abhishek, which is pouring water on the Shiva lingam or Shivling. When Abhishekam is offered to Lord Shiva, it is called Rudra Abhishek. Doing Panchamrut or Panchamrit or Charnamrit Abhishek is also an excellent way to please Mahadeva. Panchamrut is prepared by mixing – Milk, Curd, Ghee (clarified butter), Honey and Sugar. The devotees can put a tilak of sandalwood paste on the Shivalingam and avoid using kumkum tilak (vermillion) for the shivling.

When pouring milk on the shivling as an offering, do make sure that it is not pasteurized or packet milk. Please make sure always to use ice cold milk. Also never offer coconut water to the Shiva Lingam. One may instead offer coconuts as Prasadam or prasad. White flowers are to be offered to Lord Shiva and on Shivaling but do not place champa (Plumeria) and kewda flower as they are said to be cursed by Lord Shiva. Tulsi patta (Basil leaves) must never be placed on Shiva Lingam. Bael leaves, or Bila Patra are believed to be Mahadeva’s favourite, hence always offer it.

In the evening a story related to Somavar Vrat is listened to or read by those observing the fast. There are many stories or Somvar Vrat Katha such as the story of a poor Brahmin gaining wealth due to Somvar Vrat. The second story is of a wealthy merchant begetting a son after long wait, and the subsequent death of the son and his rebirth due to the grace of Lord Shiva and Parvati due to Monday fasting. The third story and the most popular legend involves the game of dice played between Lord Shiva and Parvati.

Five is the sacred number of Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva’s body consists of five mantras which are called ‘Panchabramans’. These are – Sadyojata, Vamadeva, Aghora, Tatpurusa and Isana. Devotees should chant Lord Shiva mantras such as – “Om Namah Shivaya”, “Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim Pushti-Vardhanam, Urvarukamiva Bandhanan Mrityormukshiya Mamritat॥“, ”Om Tatpurushaya Vidmahe Mahadevaya Dhimahi, Tanno Rudrah Prachodayat॥“, “Om Namo Bhagwate Rudraay”.

Those observing Shravan Somwar Vrat can consume a single meal on the day after midday. Those observing partial Monday fast take fruits or Sabudana Khichadi. It is believed that the devotees should never consume what they have offered to the shivling as it brings bad omen, which may lead to loss of health and wealth.

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Shravan Somwar Vrat Vidhi for Lord Shiva: Fasting Rules and Significance of Solah Sawan Somwar (Monday) Vrat 2017

Rudra abhishek pooja -In Hinduism, each day of the week is dedicated to a particular deity or god – likewise, Monday is worshipped in honour of Lord Shiva. Shravan month is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and devotees who observe the Somvar Vrat during the Shravan (Sawan) maas known as Shravan Somwar or Sawan Somwar Vrats are said to have all their wishes fulfilled. Shravan 2017 began on July 10 will continue till August 7 for North Indian states who follow Purnimant calendar. While it starts from July 24 and lasts until August 21 for South Indian states, who follow Amavasyant calendar. Many Lord Shiva devotees also observe the holy Solah Somvar Vrat or fast on sixteen Mondays starting from first Somwar of Sawan month. It is said that Lord Shiva is easily pleased. Devotees especially unmarried women longing for perfect husband must follow Shravan Somwar Vrat Vidhi while observing the fast for Lord Shiva. Shravan 2017: Important Dates, Time & Significance of This Holy Month Dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Shravan Somwar Vrat or Monday fasting during Shravan is kept in honour of Lord Shiva – the God of Destruction and Transformation. One of the principal deities in Hinduism, he is known by several names and avatars. Devotees worship Lord Shiva as the Supreme Being to Mahadeva to Adiyogi Shiva to being within the Hindu trinity along with Brahma and Vishnu. It is widely believed that if Lord Shiva does not discriminate and quickly grants wishes to anyone seeking his blessings with a pure heart. Leading an ascetic life, Shiva or Mahadev is above materialism and easily gets pleased with simple offerings and puja vidhi. Here are simple fasting rules or Shravan Somwar Vrat Vidhi every Lord Shiva devotee must follow while observing the holy fast. Sawan Month 2017: Significance of Shravan Mondays And Interesting Facts on Why People Observe Fast.

We also do Udaka shanti pooja.

Shravan Somwar Vrat Vidhi for Lord Shiva

Shravan Somwar Vrat or Monday fast begins with the worshipper waking up early morning. After taking a holy bath and individuals observing fast should wear white colour. It is highly beneficial if the person can visit Lord Shiva temple in the morning and the evening while keeping Somvar Vrat. In case, visiting the temple is not possible, offer prayers to Mahadev at home.(Udaka shanti pooja)

Begin the puja with Abhishekam, meaning ‘to have bath’. It could be as simple as Jal Abhishek, which is pouring water on the Shiva lingam or Shivling. When Abhishekam is offered to Lord Shiva, it is called Rudra Abhishek. Doing Panchamrut or Panchamrit or Charnamrit Abhishek is also an excellent way to please Mahadeva. Panchamrut is prepared by mixing – Milk, Curd, Ghee (clarified butter), Honey and Sugar. The devotees can put a tilak of sandalwood paste on the Shivalingam and avoid using kumkum tilak (vermillion) for the shivling.

When pouring milk on the shivling as an offering, do make sure that it is not pasteurized or packet milk. Please make sure always to use ice cold milk. Also never offer coconut water to the Shiva Lingam. One may instead offer coconuts as Prasadam or prasad. White flowers are to be offered to Lord Shiva and on Shivaling but do not place champa (Plumeria) and kewda flower as they are said to be cursed by Lord Shiva. Tulsi patta (Basil leaves) must never be placed on Shiva Lingam. Bael leaves, or Bila Patra are believed to be Mahadeva’s favourite, hence always offer it.

In the evening a story related to Somavar Vrat is listened to or read by those observing the fast. There are many stories or Somvar Vrat Katha such as the story of a poor Brahmin gaining wealth due to Somvar Vrat. The second story is of a wealthy merchant begetting a son after long wait, and the subsequent death of the son and his rebirth due to the grace of Lord Shiva and Parvati due to Monday fasting. The third story and the most popular legend involves the game of dice played between Lord Shiva and Parvati.

Five is the sacred number of Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva’s body consists of five mantras which are called ‘Panchabramans’. These are – Sadyojata, Vamadeva, Aghora, Tatpurusa and Isana. Devotees should chant Lord Shiva mantras such as – “Om Namah Shivaya”, “Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim Pushti-Vardhanam, Urvarukamiva Bandhanan Mrityormukshiya Mamritat॥“, ”Om Tatpurushaya Vidmahe Mahadevaya Dhimahi, Tanno Rudrah Prachodayat॥“, “Om Namo Bhagwate Rudraay”.

Those observing Shravan Somwar Vrat can consume a single meal on the day after midday. Those observing partial Monday fast take fruits or Sabudana Khichadi. It is believed that the devotees should never consume what they have offered to the shivling as it brings bad omen, which may lead to loss of health and wealth.

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Happy Sawan Shivratri 2017: The Significance of The Vrat and Foods You Can Have While Fasting

Rudra abhishek pooja – Devotees of Lord Shiva across the country are gearing up to celebrate Sawan Shivaratri on 21st July, 2017. According to the Hindu calendar, there are twelve Shivratris that are celebrated by Hindus every year. The Shivaratri that falls during the Shravana month is known as Sawan Shivaratri while the Shivaratri that falls in the month of February or March which corresponds to the Phalguna month is called the Mahashivratri. Mahashivratri and the Sawan Shivratri are considered to be the most significant festivals for those who follow Lord Shiva.

The entire Shravana month is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Devotees observe a fast on every Monday of each week in the Shravana month which is also known as ‘Shravan Somvar’. They worship the Shiva linga and also organise a special Maha Rudrabhishek Puja during this month. Sawan Shivratri marks the union of Shakti and Lord Shiva -the two great forces in the universe. Devotees observe fasts and perform pujas to attain stability and happiness in their lives and ward off evil energies. The festival also holds special significance for women, some of whom observe fasts in a hope to get a husband like Lord Shiva.Rudra abhishek pooja

Ancient Shiva temples like the Kashi Vishwanath and Badrinath arrange special pujas and Shiva Darshan during this month. A large number of Shiva devotees visit Shiva shrines during this pious month and perform Gangajal Abhishek over the Shivalinga early in the morning as a sacred ritual.

Significance of Fasting During Sawan Shivratri

(Udaka shanti pooja)Devotees observe fasts through the month on every Monday when they clean their temples and decorate Lord Shiva’s idol with fresh flowers. Devotees who observe the month-long fasts should have one last meal on Trayodashi, a day before Shivratri, and on the day of Shivratri, after finishing morning rituals, they should fast for the whole day and break the fast the next morning. On the Shivratri day, devotees bathe in the evening before performing Shiva Puja or visiting the temple. Shiv Puja is performed at night with much fervor and enthusiasm till the wee hours of the next day when the fast can be broken.

While observing the fast, devotees are allowed to eat certain foods like fresh fruits, milk and water but they should avoid cereals and grains. Chef Sudhir Nair from Mariott Bengaluru tells us, “You can enjoy delicacies made of potato yam like the Suran ki Sabzi, amaranthgrain, tapioca (sabudana), barnyard millet, singhara (water chestnuts) along with nuts and dry fruits.”

Sabudaana Khichdi and Kuttu-Singahri ki Puri are some popular dishes consumed by devotees during these fasts. You can also try making a sweet thandai with milk and dry fruits. For snacks, try aloo tikki, raw banana vadas, pakodas made with singhara flour or a plain sweet potato chaat with lime but without spices.Udaka shanti pooja

According to Hindu scriptures, devotees should break their fast between sunrise and before the end of Chaturdashi Tithi . Some devotees may break their fast only when the Chaturdashi Tithi gets over. This year, the Chaturdashi Tithi begins at 9:49 P.M. on 21st July 2017and ends on 6:27 P.M. on 22nd July 2017. The timing for the Nishith Kaal Puja is scheduled between 12:06 A.M. to 12: 48 A.M.

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