asaadh vrat 2022: Know the significance and importance of fasting in asaadh month.

The month of Ashadha is the fourth month of the Hindu calendar, it starts from the Pratipada of Krishna Paksha according to the Hindu calendar. This is a favorable time for worship and religious works. This is a very special time as many important fasts and festivals are celebrated in this month. Important days in the month of Ashadha include Devshayani Ekadashi, Yogini Ekadashi, Mithun Sankranti, Sankashti Chaturthi, Amavasya, Poornima, Pradosh Vrat, Guru Purnima, Jagannath Rath Yatra and Gupt Navratri. According to Hindu epics, Lord Vishnu goes into yoga nidra during this period and devotees who observe fast are blessed by Lord Vishnu. Chaturmasya starts from this month and during this period of four months all the deities go to sleep. Hence, no auspicious work is performed during Chaturmasya as per Hindu traditions.

Here are the dates of all festivals and fasts so that you don't miss any important fasts

Friday, June 17, Krishnapingal Sankashti Chaturthi

June 20, Monday, Kalashtami fast, Monthly Janmashtami

21st June, Tuesday, Dakshinayan begins

Friday 24 June, Yogini Ekadashi

June 26, Sunday, Pradosh Vrat

27th June, Monday, Monthly Shivratri

June 29, Wednesday, Ashadh Amavasya

30th June, Thursday, Beginning of Gupt Navratri, Chandra Darshan

01 July, Friday, Puri Jagannath Rath Yatra

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03rd July, Sunday, Vinayaka Chaturthi Vrat

04 July, Monday, Skanda Sashti

09 July, Tuesday, Gauri Vrat

10th July, Sunday, Devshayani Ekadashi, Vasudev Dwadashi, Beginning of Chaturmasya Vrat

July 11, Monday, Som Pradosh Vrat

July 12, Tuesday, Jayaparvati Vrat

July 13, Wednesday, Guru Purnima, Ashadha Purnima, Vyas Purnima

Significance of Ashadh Month

The month of Ashadh is considered as the fourth month of the year. One of the main importance in the month of Ashadh is the onset of rains, as this month is the monsoon season in India. Due to some beliefs, the month of Ashadh has also been recognized as zero month. The month of Ashadh is the beginning of Dakshinayana and during this it is best for the devotees to worship Saptamatrika Shakti Devi, Lord Bhairav, Lord Narasimha, Mahishasur. In this month, girls apply henna on their hands and feet, the reason behind this belief is that due to seasonal changes, there is a possibility of skin diseases. At that time henna helps to avoid these skin problems.

According to Hindu customs, it is not good to conceive a child in this month, as, at the time of delivery, in this month, she may have to face more problems, this month is considered to be the hottest period and it It can also affect the mother and the newborn. But there is a truth behind this belief that these beliefs are man-made. Therefore, man makes changes, it depends on the circumstances. Chaturmas fasting starts in the month of Ashadh, hence this time is also associated with the arrival of Chaturmas. Guru Purnima, celebrated in the month of Ashadh, is a very special time, which shows the importance of Guru and knowledge, in this case, this month helps us in maintaining spiritual balance, control and patience.

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