Gangajal Rules: This time the festival of Ganga Dussehra will be celebrated on Monday, 25th May. On this day, a flood of devotees throngs the banks of river Ganga. It is believed that on this date Devnadi Ganga came to earth.
Ganga Jal Importance: Ganga water is considered very sacred in Hindu religion. It is especially used in worship, auspicious work, house warming and religious rituals. That’s why many people keep Ganga water in their homes, it is believed that by doing this positive energy remains in the house. According to scholars, there are some important rules for keeping Ganga water at home, which should not be ignored. Know what are the rules…
Read this also-
Ganga Dussehra 2026: Rare coincidence on Ganga Dussehra after 7 years, know the exact date, auspicious time, worship method and aarti.
What are the rules for keeping Ganga water?
1. Ganga water should always be kept in the home temple or some clean and holy place.
2. Do not keep Ganga water in a dirty place, below the kitchen or near the bathroom.
3. It is considered auspicious to keep Ganga water in a clean vessel of copper, silver or steel.
Read this also-
Religious Belief: Do you get full benefit of online worship or not? Know from the astrologer of Ujjain
4. It is not considered right to keep Ganga water in a plastic bottle.
5. Ganga water should always be kept covered.
6. According to Vastu, keeping Ganga water in the north-east (northeast) direction is considered most auspicious.
7. Ganga water should be considered as the true form of God. Don’t insult him even by mistake.
Which mistake can become the cause of misfortune?
According to scholars, Ganga water should not be kept directly on the ground. If such a situation arises, first place the seat and then place it on top of it. It is believed that insulting or using Ganga water wrongly can increase negativity in the house. This mistake can also become the cause of your misfortune.
For what purposes is Ganga water used?
1. Whenever any puja is performed at home, it is purified by sprinkling Ganga water at that place.
2. Ganga water is poured into the mouth of a dying person so that he can attain salvation.
3. If there is negative energy in the house, Ganga water is also sprinkled to remove it.
4. Ganga water is also used to cure a person possessed by evil spirits.
5. Ganga water is also used in yagya, havan etc.
Disclaimer
The information contained in this article has been taken from religious texts, scholars and astrologers. We are just a medium to deliver this information to you. Users should consider this information as information only.