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Monday’s rules: In Hindu religion, Lord Shankar is counted among the Trinity. Lord Shankar is considered the god of destruction. He is called by Shiva, Mahadev and many other names. Monday has been dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is believed that Lord Shiva becomes happy just by offering a pot of water, but on Monday, special worship of Lord Shiva is done with full rituals. Besides, a fast is also observed on this day.
According to religious beliefs, fasting and worshiping on this day brings blessings and blessings of Lord Shiva. By the grace of Lord Shiva, happiness and prosperity prevail in life and all sorrows and troubles remain away. The rules of Shiva puja performed on Monday are not very strict, but pundits and astrologers advise not to do some things on this day. It is believed that if these works are done on Monday, Lord Shiva becomes angry and angry.
Do not do this work on Monday
- Do not offer basil leaves to Lord Shiva. Do not offer red colored flowers, Ketaki and Kevada flowers to Bholenath.
- While worshiping Lord Shiva, do not wear green colored clothes nor offer vermillion to Mahadev.
- Do not consume tamasic things like meat, alcohol, garlic, onion etc. on Monday.
- Do not eat brinjal, jackfruit, mustard greens, black sesame and urad urad on Monday. These things are considered related to Shani Dev.
- Do not travel in north, east and south-east direction on Monday. Dishasul occurs especially in the east direction on Monday. Traveling in bad direction can lead to inauspicious events.
- Do not donate white items like sugar, milk, curd, white clothes etc. on Monday. Doing this may cause lunar defect.
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