Jitiya Vrat 2025: Jitiya Vrat 2025, will be celebrated on 14 September. Taroi leaves have special significance in this fast. Pooja materials and offerings are offered on these leaves. They are considered a symbol of purity, divine energy and sun power.
Jitiya vrat 2025: Jitiya Vrat, also known as Jeevaputrika Vrat, will be celebrated on 14 September Sunday 2025. Mothers observe this fast for the happiness and prosperity of their children and long life. This fast is mainly celebrated in Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and parts of Nepal. In this difficult fast, women observe Nirjala (without water) for more than 24 hours. Along with fasting and worship, there are some special traditions of this fast, in which the use of Taroi leaves is considered very important.
Religious and cultural importance
The use of Taroi leaves in Jitiya Vrat is special for many reasons. First, according to religious beliefs, these leaves are considered very sacred and pure. During worship, the gods are offered by placing offerings and bhog to the gods on these leaves. Apart from this, other fasting materials are also decorated on these leaves. This tradition has been going on for centuries and is considered an essential part of the rules of fasting.
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People associated with faith believe that any material placed on the leaves of Taroi is not only pure, but is also absorbed by divine energy. It is believed that the natural qualities present in these leaves further increase the purity of worship. It is also said that the leaves of Taroi are dear to Lord Surya and Matri Shakti and by using them, worship becomes even more fruitful. For this reason, the worship of Jitiya fast is considered incomplete without the leaves of Taroi.
Message of nature association
Jitia fast is not only a festival of religious faith, but it also gives the message of association with nature and environment. In rural areas, where this fast is particularly prevalent, the use of Taroi leaves is a symbolic way of preserving nature and expressing gratitude to its gifts. This tradition teaches us to respect our worship and natural resources in life. Thus this fast establishes a deep connection between faith, tradition and environment, which makes it even more special.
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