Sawan 2023 Vrat Festival: Discover the Fasting Festivals and Dates of the Auspicious Month of Shravan
Discover the comprehensive guide to Sawan 2023 vrat festivals, including dates, significance, and rituals. Immerse yourself in the divine energy and deepen your spiritual connection during this auspicious month. Join millions of devotees on the Kanwar Yatra and embrace the devotion, fasting, and vibrant festivals.
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The sacred month of Sawan, known as Lord Shiva's favorite, is approaching, starting from July 4, 2023, and concluding on August 31, 2023. With a duration of 59 days due to an extra month this year, Sawan holds great significance from a religious perspective. During this period, several fasting festivals take place, including Raksha Bandhan, Hariyali Teej, and Nag Panchami. Let's delve into the dates and list of fasts and festivals observed in Sawan this year.
I. Significance of Sawan Month
The month of Sawan holds immense importance, particularly for devotees of Lord Shiva. It is believed to be a period of heightened spiritual energy, devotion, and penance. Kanwar Yatra, a pilgrimage dedicated to Lord Shiva, takes place during this month, attracting millions of devotees from various parts of the country.
Eid-Al-Adha- June 29, 2023, Thursday, based on Islamic calender
Hartalika Teej on Monday, September 18, 2023
Pratahkala Hartalika Puja Muhurat - 06:06 AM to 08:34 AM
Duration - 02 Hours 27 Mins
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 11:08 AM on Sep 17, 2023
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 12:39 PM on Sep 18, 2023
Panchang for Hartalika TeejChoghadiya Muhurat on Hartalika Teej
Janmashtami 2023 Janmashtami 2023 is all set to be celebrated on Sep 6 & Sep 7. the ashtmi tithi will start at 3:37 PM on Sep 6 and end at 4:14 on Sep 7. Nishita puja ka samay ratri 11:57 se 12:42 am on 7th sep
Onam 2023 August 29,2023, tuesday Sun in Simha & Shrawan Nakshatra
Ganesh Chaturthi 2023, Sep, 19 2023 Tuesday Bhadrapada, Shukla Chaturthi
Eid-e-Milad/Milad-Un- Nabi September 27, 2023 Wednesday Based on Islamic Calender
Durga ashtami, Oct 22, 2023, Sunday Ashwina, Shukla ashtami
Maha Navami Oct 23, 2023, Monday Ashwina, Shukla Navami
Dussehra, October 24, 2023, Tuesday Ashwini shukla Dashami
II. List of Fasting Festivals in Sawan 2023
The month of Sawan is marked by several fasting festivals that are observed with great enthusiasm and devotion. Here are the significant fasts and their respective dates:
A. July
Mangala Gauri Vrat - July 4, 2023This auspicious vrat marks the beginning of Sawan and is dedicated to Goddess Parvati.
Gajanan Sankashti Chaturthi - July 6, 2023
Devotees observe a fast in honor of Lord Ganesha on this day.
Panchak Begins - July 7, 2023
The Panchak period, considered inauspicious for certain activities, commences on this day.
Kalashtami, Bhanu Saptami - July 9, 2023
Devotees worship Lord Shiva and Lord Surya (Sun) on this day.
First Sawan Monday - July 10, 2023
Mondays in Sawan hold special significance for Lord Shiva's devotees, who observe fasts and offer prayers.
Second Mangala Gauri Vrat - July 11, 2023
The second vrat dedicated to Goddess Parvati is observed with devotion.
Kamika Ekadashi - July 13, 2023
Devotees observe a fast and engage in spiritual practices to seek Lord Vishnu's blessings.
Shukra Pradosh Vrat - July 14, 2023
This day is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, observed during the evening twilight.
Sawan Masik Shivratri - July 15, 2023
Devotees worship Lord Shiva and offer prayers during the night of Shivratri.
Kark Sankranti - July 16, 2023
The transition of the Sun into the zodiac sign of Cancer (Karka) is celebrated on this day.
Shravan Amavasya, Somvati Amavasya, Second Sawan Monday, Hariyali Amavasya - July 17, 2023
Devotees offer prayers to their ancestors and perform ritualistic activities on this Amavasya.
B. August
Adhikamas begins, third Mangala Gauri Vrat - August 18, 2023
The additional month of Adhikamas starts, and the third vrat dedicated to Goddess
Parvati is observed.
Vinayaka Chaturthi (Adhikamas) - August 21, 2023
Devotees worship Lord Ganesha and seek his blessings on this auspicious day.
Third Sawan Monday (Adhikamas) - August 24, 2023
The third Monday of Sawan is observed with special devotion and fasting.
Fourth Mangala Gauri Vrat (Adhikamas) - August 25, 2023
Devotees perform the fourth vrat dedicated to Goddess Parvati.
Padmini Ekadashi - August 29, 2023
Devotees observe a fast on this Ekadashi to seek Lord Vishnu's blessings.
Ravi Pradosh Vrat - August 30, 2023
This day is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is observed during the evening twilight.
Fourth Sawan Monday (Adhikamas) - August 31, 2023
Devotees continue their Monday fasts to honor Lord Shiva.
Adhikamas Purnima Vrat, fifth Mangala Gauri Vrat - September 1, 2023
The vrat dedicated to Goddess Parvati coincides with the Purnima (full moon) day of Adhikamas.
III. Sawan Month and its Phases
The month of Sawan comprises different phases, each holding its own significance:
A. July - Krishna Paksha (Waning Phase)
From July 4 to July 17, Sawan witnesses the Krishna Paksha, the waning phase
of the lunar cycle. This phase is associated with introspection, purification, and the
release of negativity. Devotees use this time to seek Lord Shiva's blessings and
perform acts of devotion.
B. August - Adhikamas (Extra Month)
From August 18 to September 16, Adhikamas, the additional month, is observed. It
serves as an opportunity for devotees to extend their spiritual practices, deepen
their connection with the divine, and seek divine intervention for their well-being.
The observance of fasts and vratas during this month is
considered highly meritorious.
C. August - Shukla Paksha (Waxing Phase)
From August 17 to August 31, Sawan enters the Shukla Paksha, the waxing
phase of the lunar cycle. This phase is associated with growth, positivity, and the
accumulation of divine blessings. Devotees engage in heightened spiritual
practices, offer prayers and perform rituals to harness the positive energies present during this time.
By embracing the fasts and festivals of Sawan 2023, devotees can deepen their
spiritual connection and seek blessings from their revered deities. The observance
of these sacred rituals not only fosters devotion but also brings joy, peace, and
fulfillment to their lives.
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