When is Masik Shivratri Fast?
Ashwina Krishna Masik Shivratri Vrat: Thursday, 12 October 2023 [Delhi]
Chaturdashi Tithi : 12 October 2023, 7:53 PM - 13 October 2023, 9:50 PM
What is Trayodashi Vrat`s Puja Vidhi?
❀ On Trayodashi Tithi, wake up in the morning and take a bath and wear white clothes.
❀ Ignite diya in front of god and take the vow of fast.
❀ After fasting for the whole day, worship should be done in a temple during the Pradosh period.
❀ If you cannot go to the temple, then worship should be done by installing Shivling in a clean place of worship or house.
❀ Abhishek should be done on Shivling with milk, curd, honey, ghee, Belpatra and Gangajal.
❀ Keep chanting the Panchakshari mantra Namah Shivay of Shiva during the worship and abhishek.
Shivterash
In the Sanskrit language, the thirteenth day of each month as per the Hindu calendar is known as Trayodashi. It falls for two times during every month of Krishna Paksha and Shukla Paksha. Among these two, the thirteen day of Krishna Paksha is the most auspicious day for Lord Shiva. It shows the love and attachment in the hearts of people for Lord Shiva. This day is commonly known as Shivterash in an ordinary language. It gives a powerful natural upsurge of energy to the human beings. There is an auspicious water offering (Jal Abhishek) in the temple for the entire day of Shivterash.
Related Information
Next Dates(2023)
Ashwina: 12 October 2023Kartika: 11 November 2023Margashirsha: 11 December 2023
Begins Tithi
Krishna Trayodashi
Months
Krishna Trayodashi of Every Month
Mantra
Om Namah Shivaya, Bol Bam, Bam Bam , Bam Bam Bhole, Har Har Mahadev
Reason
Favorite day of Lord Shiv.
Celebrations
Fast, Bhajan/Kirtan, Prayers in Gauri-Shankar Temple, Rudrabhishek.
Imp Places
All Jyotirling, Rishikesh, Pashupatinath, Shri Shiv Mandir.
Past Dates
Bhadrapada: 13 September 2023, Shravana (Adhik Mas): 14 August 2023, Sawan Shivaratri: 15 July 2023, Ashadha: 16 June 2023, Jyeshtha: 17 May 2023, Vaishakha: 18 April 2023, Chaitra: 20 March 2023, Maha Shivaratri: 18 February 2023, Magha: 20 January 2023, Pausha: 21 December 2022
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