Shravana Masam, Sravan month, is the 5th month in traditional Telugu calendar followed in Andhra Pradesh. In 2023, Sravana Masam starts on August 17 and ends on September 15 with Shravana Amavasya. In Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Sravanamasam is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Gauri. Nagula Panchami, Mangala Gauri Vratham, Varalakshmi Vratham, Rakhi Purnima, Sri […]
On 17 August 2023, Shravana Masam (Shravan Month) starts in Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, and Telugu calendars. As Ashada Amavasya marks the end of Ashada Month in Amavasyant Panchangams, the next day (Shukla Pratipada) marks the beginning of Shravan Month. As per the above calendars, Shravan month is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Sri Krishna, and […]
Pujas and celebrations of Shravana Masam at Srisailam Temple are the jubilant events that take place at Jyotirlinga Temple. Shravana masam is considered an auspicious month for Shiva Puja in Hindu calendar. In 2023, Shravan month starts on August 17 and ends on September 15. Shravana Somavaram (Mondays in Shravan Month) is highly meritorious day […]
Shravana Masam (Shravan month, Sawan mahina), is very auspicious Hindu month. Each and everyday during the Shravana Mas has some significance. In 2023, there are two Shravan Maas – Nija Shravan Maas & Adhik Shravan Maas. Adhik Maas (Purushottam Maas | Mal Maas) is an extra month according to Hindu Calendar which falls once in […]
What is Shravan Maas Mahatmya, the importance of Shravan Mahina? Sawan month or Shravan maas is the fifth Hindu month. As per the Hindu scriptures and Vedas, Shravan maas is considered as highly auspicious month. In Vedas, Sawan month is described as ‘Nabhas’. Shravan Purnima (the full moon day in Shravana masam) coincides with with […]
Shravana masa or Shravana month is the 5th month in Hindu calendar or Kannada panchanga followed in Karnataka. In 2023, Shravana masa starts on August 17 and ends on September 15. Kannada Shravanamasa Shukla Paksha begins on August 17 and ends on August 31 in 2023. Kannada Sravanamasa Krishna paksha starts on begins on August […]
Sravana masam Utsavalu are the biggest celebrations at Ashtalakshmi Temple in Hyderabad. In 2023, Shravan month starts on August 17 and ends on September 14. Sravana masam is the most auspicious month to worship Goddess Lakshmi. In temples dedicated to Lakshmi, Sravanamasa utsavalu (Celebrations during Shravan month) are celebrated with utmost fervor and devotion. Though Sravan […]
As the Shravan maas vrat is the most auspicious vrata to observe. Shravan maas is the best time to worship, praise, please Lord Vishnu and as well as Lord Shiva. Pujas and other procedures of pleasing God in Shravan month work better than any other month. To observe the Shravan maas vrat, there is no […]
Sampada Sukravaram Nomu is an auspicious vratham observed on Fridays in Shravana Masam, mainly in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka and some regions of Maharashtra. In 2022, Sampada Sukravaram Nomu dates are: July 29, August 5, August 12, August 19 and August 26. Mostly, the first Friday of Shravan Month is referred as Sampada Shukravara Vratham, […]
How to do Shravana Somavara Vratham (Puja Vidhanam / procedure of Shravana Somavara Pooja)? Shravana Somavara Vratham includes – Shravana Shiva puja and upavasam. Lord Shiva is known as Bhola Shankara or Bhakta Sulabha which means the one who blesses his devotees for just a simple puja or vratham. Those who worship Lord Shiva with their mind […]
Chaturmasya Vrata or Chatur Mas Vrat is the vratam observed for four holy months – Shravan, Bhadrapad, Ashwin and Kartik. Chatur Mas Vrata starts on Shayana Ekadasi or Deva Sayana Ekadashi, which falls in Ashada month and concludes on Dev Prabodhini Ekadashi or Utthana Ekadasi in the month of Kartik. In 2020, Chaturmasa Vratam starts on […]
Shravan Month or Shravana Masam is one of the auspicious months in Hinduism and second month in Chaturmasa puja. Shravan month in 2010 begins on August 11 and ends on September 8 as per Telugu and Kannada calendars followed in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka respectively. Telugu and Kannada people observe Shravan Masa Vratam during the […]
Kamika Ekadasi is observed on Krishna Paksha Ekadasi in Shravan maas (July – August). Kamika Ekadasi 2013 date is August 2. As per the Brahma-Vaivarta Purana, Lord Brahma explained the glories of Kamika Ekadasi to Sage Narada and later it was told by Lord Krishna to Yudhistira. Glory, Greatness and Merits of Kamika Ekadasi Vrata […]