Pradosha Vrat is one of the sacred Hindu fasts in the Hindu calendar, Pradosha Vrat, also known as Pradosham, is a biannual occasion dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is celebrated on the 13th day of the lunar fortnight. This day is completely dedicated and dedicated to the Supreme Lord, Shiva, and Goddess Parvati. Pradosh Vrat is a sacred vow, which symbolizes victory, courage and to overcome fear. We provide you with a comprehensive list of Pradosham 2020 fast dates.
| Date | Festivals |
|---|---|
| Wednesday, 08 January | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Wednesday, 22 January | Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Thursday, 06 February | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Thursday, 20 February | Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Saturday, 07 March | Shani Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Saturday, 21 March | Shani Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Sunday, 05 April | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Monday, 20 April | Soma Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Tuesday, 05 May | Bhauma Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Tuesday, 19 May | Bhauma Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Wednesday, 03 June | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Thursday, 18 June | Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Thursday, 02 July | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Saturday, 18 July | Shani Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Saturday, 01 August | Shani Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Sunday, 16 August | Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Sunday, 30 August | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Tuesday, 15 September | Bhauma Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Tuesday, 29 September | Bhauma Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Wednesday, 14 October | Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Wednesday, 28 October | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Friday, 13 November | Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Friday, 27 November | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
| Saturday, 12 December | Shani Pradosh Vrat (K) |
| Sunday, 27 December | Pradosh Vrat (S) |
Pradosha fast: to attain salvation and success
It is said that Lord Shiva is very generous during this time and gives prosperity and abundant happiness to his devotees. If you observe Pradosha fast with dedication and dedication, then all your wishes and desires are fulfilled by the deity. Therefore, the devotees observe Moksha (Moksha) and Pradosh Vrat for Moksha.
Importance of Pradosh Vrat Katha (Story)
Pradosh Vrat awakens your soul and helps you to achieve external growth and happiness in your life. From removing your past sins to finally helping you face problems, this Pradosha fast is everything you need to observe while struggling through difficult times. If you are looking for peace of mind and mental clarity, then this is the fast that can make you overcome prosperity, courage and fear.
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Types of Pradosh Vrat
According to the Hindu calendar, the Pradosha fast that falls on Monday is called Soma Pradosha or Pradosham. The Pradosha fast which is celebrated on Tuesday is called Bhava Pradosham. The Pradosha fast which falls on Saturday is called Shani Pradosh. Of all the Pradosha fast, Soma Pradosh and Shani Pradosh are considered highly auspicious.
Pradosh Vrat Auspicious Date
Pradosh Vrat Katha (Katha) is performed in the evening on the Trayodashi period of both the forts, Shukla Paksha (shortening the moon period) and Krishna Paksha (the period of the moon of Ghata). Trayodashi Tithi falls during Pradosh Kaal and starts after sunset.
After sunset, when the time of Trayodashi Tithi and Pradosh ends, then that time is considered highly auspicious for the worship of Lord Shiva.
How to follow Pradosh Vrat Vidhan and Pradosh Vrat Katha
If you observe Pradosha fast with dedication and devotion, it benefits you physically, mentally and spiritually.
● Shiva mantras, prayers and hymns are recited throughout the day
ॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
● Shiva Linga is washed with water, milk and honey
● Indian vine (bilva leaves), flowers and fruits are offered to the Lord for offering
● Goddess Parvati, Ganesh, Nandi, Karthik (Skanda) are also required to be worshiped
● A lamp or a lamp is lit to worship God
● Kalash filled with water is kept on a clean cloth
● Coconut and mango leaves are drawn inside the urn
● The urn must be covered with Darbha grass (Desmochya Bipinata)
● A lotus is placed on top of the vessel
● Holy ash is given to all people
● Devotees are required to apply holy ashes on their foreheads.
● To conclude the fasting ceremony, a piece of cloth and a picture of Lord Shiva are given to a Brahmin (Brahmin or the knower of God) or a priest.
Note: Chanting Maha Mritunjaya Mantra 108 times during Pradosh Vrat brings you prosperity and mental clarity.