Mangala Gauri Vrat 2024: Goddess Parvati represents power and is the personification of a happy married woman. As a result, married women worship Goddess Parvati in the hope of having a happy marriage. The Mangla Gauri Vrat is celebrated every Tuesday during the month of Shravan. Mondays falling in the month of Sawan are designated for the worship of Lord Shiva and Tuesdays for the worship of Mata Parvati. This fast is observed only by women.
However, women need to be careful about certain things while performing puja rituals and maintaining this sacred vrat. Let us discuss them further.
Mangala Gauri Vrat 2024: 5 mistakes women should avoid while observing this fast
1. Before the celebration of Mangala Gauri Vrat, it is traditional to cleanse and purify the house. The process aims to create a spiritually pure and harmonious atmosphere, in addition to physical cleanliness. Clean and tidy your home, particularly the area where you intend to place the altar or install the statues of Goddess Gauri.
2. Sprinkle holy water (Ganga jal, or clean water mixed with basil leaves) all over the house to purify the air. Remove clutter and make the room peaceful and suitable for meditation and prayer.
Mangala Gauri Vrat is celebrated in honour of Maa Parvati. (Image Source: Canva)
3. Make a sincere and optimistic decision to observe the Vrat. Consider the importance and spiritual intention of the celebration. Begin your preparations with purity and love, recognizing how important it is to establish a connection with the divine feminine energy. Try to be mentally disciplined and keep your thoughts calm and focused during the Vrat.
4. Review the meaning of Vrat, its context and how it fits into your spiritual path.
As you mentally prepare for the fasting period, make a decision to follow the rules and regulations.
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5. During Mangala Gauri Vrat, devotees usually observe a strict fast, giving up cereals, pulses and meat. During the Vrat, foods such as rice, wheat, lentils, onions and garlic are not allowed. Tobacco, alcohol and non-vegetarian foods are strictly prohibited.
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