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Know when is Gauri Tritiya worship method –
Gauri Tritiya is a very special festival in Hinduism. Treating this day as Teej, women pray for the protection of their husbands and children. According to Hindu religion, on the date of this Tritiya, Lord Shiva was married to Goddess Sati. That's why this day is considered very holy. This day is considered very auspicious for the prevention of Kaal Sarp Dosh.
If Gauri-Shankar Rudraksha is during this holy time, then all problems get solved. A person is freed from all diseases by fasting on this day. Donations must be made after the worship is completed. Donations made on this day yield many more results than on normal days.
When is Gauri Tritiya celebrated? (Gori Tritya Kab Hai)
According to the Hindu calendar, this festival is celebrated on the third day of Shukla Paksha in the month of Magha. In the year 2022, this festival will be celebrated on Monday, 4th April.
Why is Gauri Tritiya celebrated?
According to the scriptures, this day celebrates the marriage of Mata Parvati and Lord Shiva. It is also mentioned in the Puranas. Mata Parvati did penance for many years to appease Lord Shiva.
Worship method of Gauri Tritiya (Gori Tri)
After taking a bath, a fast should be observed. Girls observe this fast to find a good husband.
On the day of Gauri Tritiya, Lord Shiva should also be worshipped alongside Goddess Sati.
Before starting the puja, his idol is bathed with Panchagavya. After this, worship begins by giving incense, naivedya, lamp,s and fruits as offerings.
During this, the worship is started with the worship of Lord Ganesha. In which Shri Ganesh ji is given water, molly, sandalwood, roli, flowers, cardamom, bel leaves, fruits, nuts, vermilion, flame.
During this, the worship is started with the worship of Lord Ganesha. In which water, molly, sandalwood, roli, flowers, cardamom, belpatra, fruit, dry fruits, vermilion, clove, Dakshina, and paan are offered to Shri Ganesh Ji.
The story of Gauri Tritiya should be heard after worship. The story has a special significance. After worship, honey should be offered to Goddess Parvati.
