As per the Hindu calender, this sacred month of Saawan is considered as one of the most auspicious months. Also known as Shravan, this is the holy month where millions of people across India offer prayers to Lord Shiva through rituals, fasting, and other devotional activities. According to astrological beliefs, Saawan carries a deep cultural significance.
Astrologically, Sawan is perfect for purification—not only spiritually but also physically. Here’s what you need to know about the significance of this sacred month.
Significance Of Saawan
During this spiritual month, with the help of strong planetary alignments, you can easily connect with your higher consciousness by letting go of your past grudges.
- Mercury tends to have a dominant influence in Sawan, which is the way we think and communicate.
- Planetary influences can test personal and working relationships, demanding cool action.
- Mars and Saturn alignment make people exercise patience and manage anger.
- Observing a fast every Monday during Saawan can help you seek Lord Shiva’s blessings.
- The cosmic vibrations favour detox, fasting, and realigning the body-mind harmony.
Traditionally, devotees observe fasts every Monday of Saawan and offer milk, flowers, water, and prayers to Shiva Lingams to seek divine blessings of Lord Shiva. It also helps purify your past karmic cycle.
Additionally, Saawan establishes community and shared devotion. Collective fasting, practising religious hymns, or water-offering ceremonies create a sense of purpose and also help you seek blessings from Lord Shiva.
In a world so commonly filled with turmoil and monotony, Saawan is the month of respite—a time to step back, replenish, and reattach oneself to the divine and oneself.
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