Karva Chauth, the holy festival of unbreakable trust and love between husband and wife, will be celebrated across the country on Sunday, October 20 this year. Women observe this fast for the long life of their husbands, their good health and to have them as their husbands for many births. Let us tell you, this sacred fast of the unbreakable bond between husband and wife gives a pleasant feeling to the mind of every married woman.
On this day, married women remain without food and water for the whole day. The fasting women break their fast only after offering Arghya to the moon at night. In this fast, apart from worshiping the Moon, Karva Mata, Lord Bholenath, Mata Parvati and Kartikeya ji are worshipped. In such a situation, let us know about the important things related to this day –
After all, why is the moon seen through a sieve?
According to religious beliefs, Lord Ganesha had cursed Chandradev to become tarnished. For this reason, Chandra Darshan is not done directly on Karva Chauth. Along with this, a sieve is used to avoid its inauspicious consequences. So that the person does not have to face any kind of negativity.
That’s why the lamp is kept on the sieve
Regarding keeping a lamp in a sieve, it is said that this sacred lamp removes the darkness of life through its flame. It also transmits positive energy. Apart from this it also reduces the effect of stigma.
Apart from this, it is believed that by placing a lamp on a sieve and seeing the moon, the husband’s luck increases and happiness remains in his life. Apart from this, it is said that, by looking at the moon through a sieve, the married woman does not face any stigma in life and her husband also gets good fortune.
It is also written in the religious scriptures that if there is any mistake in the puja ritual, then lighting a lamp frees one from that mistake and no fault is incurred during the puja.
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