Nag Panchami, the day of Nagas, is today i.e. August 1, 2014. Want to know the way to overcome all your troubles? Are you suffering from Kaal Sarp Dosha? Here is the solution for all your troubles.
As per the Hindu calendar, Nag Panchami is celebrated in Shukla paksha of the Sawan month. You must be knowing that Nag Panchami is dedicated to Nagas (snakes) and peopleworship snakes as their deity to seek blessings for the welfare of their family.
If you wish to know all about Nag Panchami and its hidden secret, click here: Nag Panchami 2014: Honor The Venomless Virtues Of Snake!
Let’s now know the auspicious Pujan Muhurat of this powerful day of Nag Panchami.
Nag Panchami 2014: Muhurat
Event
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Day
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Date
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Tithi
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Pujan Muhurat
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Nag Panchami 2014
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Friday
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August 1
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Panchami
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12:27 - 14:07
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Nag Panchami is not just about worshiping snakes and getting their blessings. It is more about making our lives trouble free. This day is so powerful that it can even convert the curses of life into boon. Read further to know in detail.
Nag Panchami 2014: Astrological Relevance of Naag Devta
You must have heard about people with Kaal Sarp Dosha and its impact in the Kundali or the birth chart. Here are the ways by which you can pacify your Kaal Sarp Dosh as well as malefic effects of Rahu-Ketu on Nag Panchami 2014:
- As per the Hindu beliefs, worshiping snakes on this day removes our past sins and negative influence in our Kundali.
- For Kaal Sarp Dosh, you must visit temple and worship Lord Shiva following proper rituals to pacify its ill effects.
- You should conduct a Puja, where the snake (idol of snake made by clay, cow dung, etc.) is bathed with Panchamrit (a mixture of milk, yogurt, sugar, honey, and butter) to remove the sufferings and ill effects from your life.
Now, let’s have a look at our check list for all what is required on the day of Nag Panchami.
Nag Panchami 2014: Checklist For Conducting Rituals
- On Nag Panchami, you should observe fast and offer milk to the idol of snake.
- You can also offer certain sacred things like Haldi (turmeric powder), which is sprinkled on the deity’s head to seek immunity, Chandan (sandalwood paste), Kesar (saffron), sugar, rice pudding, and lotus flower.
- People clean their houses and prepare Sevai (vermicelli), rice items, Laddoo in honour of the Snake God.
- Devotees conduct a Puja, in which the snake is bathed with Panchamrit (a mixture of milk, yogurt, sugar, honey, and butter) to remove the sufferings and ill effects from their life.
- You can even fast a day before Nag Panchami, the day is called Nag Chaturthi or Nagula Chavithi.
- You should also feed Brahmins on this festival, as it is considered very auspicious.
- Digging is prohibited on this day, as it might cause harm to snakes.
- People also chant some Mantras in the honor of the deity.
- In some eastern regions like West Bengal, Assam, and Orissa, people worship Goddess Manasa, as she is considered as the Goddess of Serpents
Let’s now know in brief, what Nag Panchami is.
Nag Panchami 2014: Dedication To The Serpent God
The festival is two days after Haryali Teej and people also celebrate a day before it as Nag Chaturthi, also known as Nagula Chavithi. Also, a day after it is celebrated as Nag Shashti in certain parts of India. You must have heard the presence of snakes in various forms in different fables from the scriptures.
Most prominent is of the Sheshnag (on which Lord Vishnu resides) and the other form of this Serpent God is the snake which is around the neck of Shiva. Hence, on Nag Panchami in 2014, you must pay honour and respect to the Naag Devta to protect yourself from the troubles and pains.
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With this little piece of information, we hope that you will be able to celebrate Nag Panchami today with complete faith and dedication.
AstroSage Wishes You A Very Fulfilling Nag Panchami In 2014!
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