Shitala Satam special updat

 

 Shitala Satam special updat

 The mother of smallpox has kept small service tools like broom and broom in her possession seeing their importance and usefulness.  The belief is that worshiping the tools presented does not cause diseases to the offspring, their health

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of Shravan Vad Satam is celebrated as Shitala Satam.  The Adyashakti Shitala Mata is very happy and realizes the importance of Vratdhari Saadhan-Puja and Karma-Puja in the true sense of the word.

 The next day of the seventh is called culinary sixth.  Cooking After cooking on the sixth day, the sisters worship the stove, gas stove, etc., and the next day, on the seventh day of Shitala, they get up in the morning, take a bath with cold water, and make a mango orchard in the stove or stove.

 Don't burn stoves or stoves on this day, eat cold all day and listen or read the story of smallpox.  This festival is called Shitala Satam or Tadhi Satam.  On the day of this festival, women pray to the mother of smallpox for the protection of their children.

 

 Stoves, fireplaces or gas stoves are the gods of the house.  Why can the Bhatigal culture of India forget the blessings of this Agnidev?  That is why women feel gratitude by worshiping the fireplace and equipment on the seventh day of smallpox.  The secret of the mango plant is that the whole family enjoys the coolness of the mango tree and the sweet taste like the ripe fruit of the mango is shared in the cooking.

 The mother of smallpox has kept small service tools like broom and broom in her possession seeing their importance and usefulness.  The belief is that, by worshiping the presented tools, the offspring do not get diseases, their health is maintained.

 Indirectly, the soup is a symbol of cleanliness and purity.  In the same way a broom is also a symbol of cleanliness and elegance.  If these tools are kept clean and tidy, the incidence of diseases will automatically decrease.  That is the invaluable message of the smallpox festival.

 To bring cleanliness and elegance in life, a woman worships the mother of smallpox on this holy day.  On this day, women pray for the realization of this sadhana-puja and karma-puja in their lives.  Smallpox mother's forgiveness, tolerance and generosity are unmatched.  Vratdhari women want smallpox to be fulfilled on this holy day by praying for the fulfillment of their psychic desires.  The person who is fasting on the seventh day of Shitala should pray to the Goddess Adyashakti Shitala.  Shitalayai namah is to establish the goddess by chanting mantras.  After worshiping the Goddess, worshiping the seven Gauris and lovingly embracing the seven Goyani.  The smallpox of the Goddess of Smallpox never gets widowed by the woman who makes the seventh vow.  This vow is also called "widowhood" vow.