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Lord Shiva on Mondays in temples and homes. Mondays in Shravan month (July – August) in North India, Gujarat, and Maharashtra are considered highly auspicious. When Amavasi, or no moon day, falls on Monday, it is considered highly auspicious, and the day is known as Somavati Amavas. Gradually many devotees begin to think beyond material comforts. During each upvas, there are occasional flashes when a person thinks beyond material comforts. Ancient wise men used this tendency among the common people to spread the awareness of Brahman. For this, many devotees are ready to go to any extent.
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And they are least bothered about the Concept of Brahman concept all they need is material comfort. The concept of Brahman in Sanatana Dharma is not easily digestible to many people. This is a sweet lure used by ancient saints to attract a devotee to the concept of Brahman. The fasting on Mondays in the Shravan month is considered even more auspicious.Īny Upvaas or Vrat is directly or indirectly connected with some sort of material comfort. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are worshipped on the day. On the day, food is only eaten after evening prayer. Upvass, or fasting, on Mondays, begins at sunrise and ends at sunset. Others observe it for happy and prosperous family life. Unmarried women observe the Vrat to get good husbands and married life. Monday is also dedicated to Chandra Deva, Moon. The mantra ‘ Om Namah Shivaya’ is chanted continuously. People visit Lord Shiva shrines and conduct pujas, especially, Ardhanarishwara puja. Monday is dedicated to Lord Shiva or Mahadeva.