Mangalore: Devotees take Holy Dip on Shravan Amavasya


Mangalore: Devotees take Holy Dip on Shravan Amavasya
Pics: Sphoorty Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Aug 20: As per the Hindu belief, every day in Shravana month is auspicious. It is believed that during this auspicious month, the Gods are in a benevolent mood and therefore, easily grant the wishes of the worshippers. The month also has several festivals like Rakhi, Rigupakarma, Srikrishna Janmashtami, Chudi puja etc. The scriptures say that Lord Shiva can be appeased easily if worshipped in a specific manner on Mondays of the Shravana month, while Fridays are considered  ideal for worshipping Goddess Mahalakshmi. Tuesdays are reserved to offer puja to Goddess Mangalagowi during this month.



   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

Shravana Amavasya (new moon day) is considered holy by many. It gets added significance because of the fact that it precedes Vinayaka Chaturti, which falls on August 23,  this year.

  

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  • SUBODH, MARGAO,GOA

    Fri, Aug 21 2009

    thanks for daijiworld whoes ideas to keep the festivals of all religion intact and to show or display them in one united way either its hindu,christian or muslim

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  • Antony Crasta, Mangalore/Sydney Australia

    Thu, Aug 20 2009

    Beautiful photography and pictures, specially the beach and the setting. Smart looking Policewomen too. Thanks Sphoorty Ullal and Daijiworld.

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  • Manjunatha Bangera, Kasaragodu/Bengaluru

    Thu, Aug 20 2009

    It is also called theertha amavasya. We used to go to the beach early in the morning and take bath. Sea water is good for the skin too.

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