It is difficult for the common man to perform conducts according to the Vedas. To overcome this difficulty, Puranas (18 sacred Holy texts by Sage Vyas) have mentioned the observance of vrats. Let us understand various vrats and their significance.
At the mention of the Hindu lunar month of Shravan (Shravan maas), one remembers the vrats (Vowed religious observances). It is difficult for the common people to perform conducts according to the Vedas (The most sacred Hindu scriptures, revealed directly by God).
At the mention of the Hindu lunar month of Shravan, one remembers the vrats. It is difficult for the common people to perform conducts according to the Vedas.
It is mentioned in the scriptures that immersion of Shri Ganapati Idol should necessarily be done in flowing water or a reservoir.
Vatpournima is a vowed religious observance performed by married women on the full moon day (pournima) in the Hindu lunar month of Jyeshtha to prolong their wifehood.
Draw sattvik rangolis that attract and emit Hanuman tattva at home or in the temple, before worshipping Hanuman and on Hanuman Jayanti.
On the day of Hanuman Jayanti, Deity Hanuman’s Principle is a thousand times more active when compared to other days.
Shri ram Navami is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Shriram, the seventh Incarnation of Shrivishṇu.
The Gudhi (or the Brahma-dhwaj) is hoisted in every house as a symbol of victory and happiness. Since a symbol of victory is always held high, so is the Gudi.).
Different vrats that are observed with respect to Shiva, like Pradosh vrat, Sola Somvar, Shivamuth, Haritalika etc are introduced in this article.
