Vat Savitri Vrat - Page 3

CD & Neerja

Usually men observe vrats and do puja AND MANY INTERESTING ONES BUT THEN IT WILL TAKE LOT OF TIME AND SPACE TO GIVE ALL THAT.for the benefit of family to keep away vighns and for the gereral benefit of all and women supposed to do for husband 😆 and his long life etc there are some which are done by both but according to hindu tradition it is believed that even if the woman does not do puja she shares half the benefit (punya) of the husband's prayers and alternately the husband also responsible for half the paap done by his wife.

Chalhaov i was not trying to offend anyone , these all things your beliefs , are the matter of your heart ...Thanks for your enlightening thoughts , i really liked them , however does not have any believe in them...

Neerja true I too believe religion and belief is a personal thing I am just posting what are the common things I have heard so that all can read nothing more no offence at all its just sharing your thoughts with others and all have their own POV😊

Thank you Chalhov for this thread. Because of CB we have enhanced our knowledge about the various festivals and rituals, thanks to so many esteemed and knowledgeable members.
The Vat Savitri episodes of CB1 are some of my favorites. I wonder if that magic can be created again in CB2 😕

Originally posted by: chalhov

Neerja true I too believe religion and belief is a personal thing I am just posting what are the common things I have heard so that all can read nothing more no offense at all its just sharing your thoughts with others and all have their own POV😊

I really appreciate how much effort you put to find about all these rituals ...I love to read about them and the stories attached with them ...After coming to this forum learnt so much about religion ...Keep it up Chalhov ...

Thanks Chalhov for the info...!!!!

THANKS A LOT YAAR FOR TELLING THE RITUALS
BUT ACCORDING TO THESE RITUALS KEEPING SINDOOR ON HUSBANDS FEET IS CORRECT OR WRONG

lovely! chalov- we, in the south commemorate this vrat and Savitri's story on the first day of our Panguni month that usually falls in the middle of March (Tamil calendar- luni-solar) We keep fast and eat a special dish made with black-eyed peas and rice flour, salt and sweet called Karadai. The nombu is called after the dish- karadaiyan nombu. We also feed it to the cows.

Originally posted by: blokes

lovely! chalov- we, in the south commemorate this vrat and Savitri's story on the first day of our Panguni month that usually falls in the middle of March (Tamil calendar- luni-solar) We keep fast and eat a special dish made with black-eyed peas and rice flour, salt and sweet called Karadai. The nombu is called after the dish- karadaiyan nombu. We also feed it to the cows.

very interesting all hindu rituals i like it so much thanks Chalhov