Karthika Somavar Vratham

 

Origin of the Somavara Vratham:

Quite a long time ago, there were divine beings, sages, Gandharvas, Kinnar, Kimburushars and Siddhas were situated around the Ruler Shiva in the Thirukkailai slope. Around then the Goddess Parvati came there and revered the Ruler Shiva. At that point, the Master Shiva shook his hair and everybody around him were flabbergasted to see the Ruler Moon sitting over his head.


 The Goddess Parvati asked the Master Shiva, "Master what is this? Do you commend the moon over your head? " The Master Shiva answered that "The moon has gotten this gift by noticing my #1 Monday quick appropriately". Quickly the Goddess Parvati requested that the Master Shiva teach about the fasting. Then, at that point, the Ruler Shiva has enlightened the Goddess Parvati regarding the meaning of this fasting.





Karthika Somavara Vratham:

The word Soman addresses the moon. Each Monday is considered as Somavara. On the Monday in the Tamil month of Karthika, the fans should quick and love the Ruler Shiva. The Master Shiva has educated the Goddess Parvati regarding the meaning of this fasting. It is said that Ruler Shiva won't be happy with some other quick like this one.

 Enthusiasts should start this quick on the principal seven day stretch of the Tamil month of Karthika and end on the last Monday. On the morning of the day of fasting, the enthusiasts ought to clean up and give however much as could be expected. They should likewise accept nourishment for multiple times before the nightfall and love the Master Shiva.

 The people who are not in that frame of mind of doing Shiva Puja ought to go to the closest Shiva sanctuary and perform blessing. They should have a vegan feast and proposition food contributions to a portion of the workers and enthusiasts there. Then, at that point, get back home and eat just a single time.

 On Monday mornings one ought to light at home, quick for some time, take a little food, rest around evening time and clean up the following day to finish the quick. The people who quick in this manner will be recuperated by the finesse of the Master Shiva. Really great for those quick on this day by perusing the fantasies let in the Puranas know which recount the advantages of fasting and love the Ruler Shiva.

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