Hindus are preparing to commemorate the holy month of Sawan, also known as Sravana or Shravan, which is rapidly approaching. The Shrawan Maas (month) celebration, which honours Lord Shiva, is extremely important to Hindus, especially to Shiva follow...
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Hindus are preparing to commemorate the holy month of Sawan, also known as Sravana or Shravan, which is rapidly approaching. The Shrawan Maas (month) celebration, which honours Lord Shiva, is extremely important to Hindus, especially to Shiva followers. Millions of Hindus in India and other areas of the world observe this week as one of spiritual devotion, fasting, and celebration. Sawan typically occurs during the months of July and August, right when India's monsoon season begins. The blessing of Lord Shiva and a sign of fresh life, rain is considered to be.The month of Sawan will begin this year on July 4 and last through August 31. It will last 59 days and instead of the customary four Sawan Mondays or Somwars, there will be eight.What makes this year's Sawan unique, and what unusual event has occurred after 19 years?The fact that the Shrawan celebrations will stretch for 59 days this year makes Sawan particularly significant. This is why Hindus are excited. This year is very lucky because it has an unusually long 59 days. The fact that it is happening again, 19 years later, is unusual. According to reports, the Adhik Maas or Mal Maas has increased the duration of the Sawan month this year in accordance with astrological calculations and the Hindu calendar.So, don't miss it and get a parad shivling if you want to give your family even more reasons to remember this particular sawan.
