Pradosh Vrat

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Pradosh Vrat (Pradosham) is the auspicious day and dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi. Pradosh Vrat is observed on the 13th day of the lunar fortnight.  Pradosh Vrat occurs twice in a month. Pradosham literally means the removal of sins. It is believed that in Pradosh Kaal, Lord Shiva perform the dance on Mount Kailash in a pleasant mood. Lord Shiva devotees observe a fast on this day on the pretext of achieving peace, success, and fulfillment of desire.

How to do Shiva Vrat

The puja is conducted by bathing the shivling by water and offer bilva leaves to it. Offering the bilva leave on the occasion of Pradosh vrat is regarded as highly auspicious. After the prayers are done the Pradosh Vrat Katha or chapter of Shiva Puran are read out loud. Then the devotees recite the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra 108 times.

During the day of Pradosh Vrat, it is also believed that Lord Shiva is extremely happy and blesses all these devotees and fulfills their desires.

Pradosh Katha

The Pradosh Katha is associated with the churning of the ocean or Samudra-Manthan. According to the Hindu Puranas, The gods and demons were stirring the milky ocean to extract amrita (nectar) with Vasuki (the serpent king) as a rope. As Vasuki underwent severe scratches due to the churning, she emitted a powerful poison which is capable of destroying the world. Then the gods approached Lord Shiva for protection. Lord Shiva consumed the poison is an act to protect the universe. As a result, Shiva’s throat turned blue.

Pradosh Vrat 2025 Shukla Paksha Dates

1. 11th of January 2025 (Saturday)
2. 09th of February 2025 (Sunday)
3. 11th of March 2025 (Tuesday)
4. 10th of April 2025 (Thursday)
5. 09th of May 2025 (Friday)
6. 08th of June 2025 (Sunday)
7. 08th of July 2025 (Tuesday)
8. 06th of August 2024 (Wednesday)
9. 05th of September 2025 (Friday)
10. 04th of October 2025 (Saturday)
11. 03rd of November 2025 (Monday)
12. 02nd of December 2025 (Tuesday)

Benefit of Pradosh Vrat Puja:-

● The Fasting on this day is observed for peace, success and fulfillment of desires.
● This Vrat can advisable for those who delay in marriage, Longevity, cure illness and healthy life.
 Pradosh vrat puja will  fulfills the wishes of a person observing the fast.
● The Vrat is observed for getting Wealth, happiness, prosperity and all rounds success.

It is auspicious to perform Pradosh Vrat Puja on the day of trayodashi. We have above mentioned the auspicious dates. You can also book our experienced and well-versed purohit for the same. 



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Pradosh Vrat FAQ's

Pradosh Vrat is a significant fasting ritual observed by Hindus, primarily dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is observed twice a month, during the 13th day of both the waxing and waning phases of the moon (i.e., on Trayodashi). The vrat (fast) is typically observed during the evening, starting around sunset and continuing until the night.
Pradosh Vrat occurs twice a month: Shukla Paksha Pradosh: This falls during the waxing moon (from new moon to full moon). Krishna Paksha Pradosh: This falls during the waning moon (from full moon to new moon).
Yes, Pradosh Vrat is open to all Hindus, irrespective of caste or gender. It can be observed by anyone seeking Lord Shiva’s blessings for well-being, prosperity, and spiritual growth.
Pradosh Vrat is significant because it is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the destroyer and transformer in the Hindu trinity (Trimurti). Observing this vrat is believed to bring a devotee closer to Lord Shiva, helping them gain his divine grace and blessings. It is also said that Lord Shiva is most receptive to prayers during the evening, especially on the day of Pradosh.
Fasting: Most people fast during Pradosh Vrat, though some may only fast partially or refrain from eating specific food items. Avoiding bad habits: Devotees are encouraged to refrain from indulging in negative behavior, such as lying, gossiping, and arguing. Prayers: Devotees must offer prayers, chant mantras, and keep the mind focused on Lord Shiva throughout the day. Cleanliness: Devotees usually take a bath before the puja and maintain cleanliness while performing the rituals.

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