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Sawan Remedies: Sawan is the month of devotion to Lord Shiva. In this month, one gets auspicious results by worshiping Mahadev as per rituals. By performing Jalabhishek and Rudrabhishek of Mahadev in the month of Sawan, special blessings of Mahadev are obtained. There is a religious belief that by performing Jalabhishek and Rudrabhishek in the month of Sawan, Mahadev gets pleased quickly and fulfills the wishes.
Worshiping Lord Shiva on Monday falling in the month of Sawan is considered especially fruitful. By fasting on Monday of Sawan, one gets many times more virtue. It is considered very auspicious to offer some special things to Shivling during worship in the month of Sawan. Offering black sesame seeds on Shivalinga in Sawan is considered very beneficial. Let us know the benefits of offering sesame seeds on Shivling in Sawan.
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Offer black sesame seeds daily on Shivalinga in Sawan.
Lord Shiva is called the lord of Kaal i.e. Mahakaal. According to astrology, by worshiping Lord Shiva with proper rituals, even the biggest planetary defects are eliminated. It is an astrological belief that if there is an inauspicious effect of Rahu’s Mahadasha or Antardasha in someone’s horoscope, then he must worship Shiva in Sawan. It is believed that Lord Shiva should be worshiped in Sawan. Also, black sesame should be offered daily on Shivling.
It is believed that by offering black sesame seeds on Shivalinga daily in the month of Sawan, one gets relief from the inauspicious Mahadasha and Antardasha of Rahu. Not only this, by offering black sesame seeds on Shivalinga, one gets relief from the inauspicious Mahadasha of Rahu as well as Saturn. Apart from this, chanting Lord Shiva’s mantras proves to be very beneficial.
Sawan Monday 2026
- First Sawan Monday – 3 August 2026
- Second Sawan Monday – 10 August 2026
- Third Sawan Monday – 17 August 2026
- Fourth Sawan Monday – 24 August 2026
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