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Chhath Puja 2019: Mahaparva Chhath Puja Has a Special Meaning, Knows Everything Related to This Festival
Like Navratri, Durga Puja, Chhath Puja is also a great festival of Hindus. At the regional level, there is a different enthusiasm about this festival in Bihar. Chhath Puja is primarily a Suryadev worship festival. According to Hindu beliefs, Chhath is the sister of the sun god. It is believed that by performing Suryopasana at the Chhath festival, Chhath Mai is happy and gives happiness to the family with peace and wealth.
When Is the Chhath Puja Festival Celebrated?
This festival of worship of God of the Sun is celebrated twice a year. Chaitra Shukla Shashthi and Kartik Shukla Shashthi are celebrated on these two dates. However, the Chhath festival held at Kartik Shukla Shashthi is considered the main one. Kartik Chhath Puja is considered to have a special meaning. This four-day festival is also known by many names such as Chhath Puja, Dala Chhath, Chhath, Chhathi Mai Puja, Surya Shashthi Puja, etc.
Why Do Chhath Puja
Everyone has their own reasons for performing Chhath Puja or fasting, but mainly Chhath Puja is made to worship the God of the Sun and obtain his grace. Health is good with the grace of God of the Sun. Because of the grace of God of the Sun, the house is full of money and grains. Chhath Mai provides children. This fast is also maintained for the best children like the sun. This fast is also maintained to fulfill your wishes.
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Who Is Goddess Shasthi and How Did She Originate?
It is said that Chhath Devi is the sister of God of the Sun. But according to Chhath Vrat Katha, Chhath Devi has been described as Devasena, the daughter of God. Devasena says in his introduction that it originated in the sixth part of the original Nature, that's why they call me Shashthi. Devi says that if you want to have children, then worship me properly. It is said that they are the rules to make this bid in Kartik Shukla Shashthi.
In the texts of the Scriptures, Kartik Shukla Shashthi is also associated with Suryopasana in association with Mother Sita after the arrival of Lord Sri Rama to Ayodhya in this period of Ramayana, it is also related to Kunti's achievement of a son from Suryopasana before marriage in the Mahabharata period.
Karna originated in the ritual of Suryadev, who was given to Kunti single after he gave birth to the river, he was also a worshiper of Suryadev. They would stay in the water for hours and worship the sun. It is believed that the infinite grace of the sun was always in Karna. For this reason, people also worship Kartik Shukla Shashthi to obtain God's blessings from the Sun.
Fasting Begins with Nahai Khay
From the date of Chaturthi of Shukla Paksha of the month of Kartik, this mahaparva is known by many names like Chhath Puja, Chhathi Mai, Surya Shashthi Puja Chhath, Chhath Mai Puja, Dala Chhath, etc. This time Chhath Puja starts on October 31. On the first day of Chhath Puja, there is a bathroom. It is believed that before performing this fast, both the body and the mind must be clean. On Nahay-Khay day, devotees bathe and wear new clothes and eat pure satvik food. On this day, eating gram vegetables and lentils is especially important.
Kharana on the Second Day
Kharna will be done the second day after Nahay-Khay. On Kharna's day, fasters do not eat or drink anything throughout the day. At night, Jaggery Kheer is made as a special offering with fasting stripes. The Vratis take this prasad after making the Puja. Prasad is delivered to all household members after receiving fasting striped offerings. On this day, Vratis also makes offerings for the next day's worship. This time Kharna is November 1st.
Argh to the Setting Sun on the Third Day
The worship of the rising sun has a special meaning in Hinduism. But during Chhath Puja, the setting sun is worshiped. Fasters keep Nirjala fast throughout the day and prepare for worship at night. In the river or pond, the devotees stand and offer the sun to the drowning sun. After offering arghya to the Sun, devotees begin to prepare for the next day's worship. This time this arghya will be given on November 2.
Fourth Day Worship
The worship ends on the fourth day of Chhath Puja, that is, Saptami Tithi. The rising sun is revered on this day. The fast ends this time on November 3. After worshiping the Sun, offerings are made to the people present there.
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