Nag Panchami 2022 Date: Every festival and date has its own importance in Hinduism. The festival of Naam Panchami is celebrated on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha of Shravan month. It is believed that the lord of Panchami Tithi is Nag Devta. On the day of Nag Panchami, there is a tradition of worshiping snakes along with the rituals. Since mythological times, snakes are worshiped like gods. It is believed that by worshiping the snake, the fear of being bitten by snakes ends. Snake deity is worshiped on this day with rituals. Also, fasting etc. is kept. Let us know when this year is Nag Panchami and Vrat Katha.
nag panchami date and auspicious time 2022
This time Panchami of Shukla Paksha of Shravan month is falling on 2nd August. The Panchami Tithi of Sawan month will start from 05:13 am on 02nd August and will end at 05:41 am on 03rd August. According to the Hindu calendar, Nag Panchami festival will be celebrated on 2nd August. The auspicious time of worship on this day will start from 5:43 am on 02nd August to 8:25 am.
nag panchami worship method
If you are thinking of fasting on Nag Panchami, then first make 8 snakes. Let us tell you that on this day there is a law to worship the Ashtnagas named Annat, Vasuki, Padma, Mahapadma, Takshak, Kulir, Karkat and Shankh.
Nag Panchami fasting starts from Chaturthi Tithi. Take one meal on this day on the day of Chaturthi. And fasting is done on the day of Panchami. Have food in the evening.
- While worshiping, keep a wooden picture of the snake deity on the post. And worship by offering turmeric, roli, rice and flowers.
After worshiping the snake deity, mix ghee, sugar in raw milk and offer it to the snake deity.
After the worship is over, do the aarti of the snake deity. While worshiping, keep in mind that if possible, offer milk to the snake facing south. After worship, read and listen to the story of Nag Panchami.
Significance of Nag Panchami Vrat
Since ancient times, the snake has been considered as a deity and has been worshiped. On the day of Naam Panchami, all snakes are worshipped. Worshiping the deity of the snake with devotion on this day reduces the fear of being bitten by the snake. On this day, taking a bath with milk and giving milk to the snake gives renewable virtue. On this day a picture of a snake is placed at the main gate of the house. By putting a picture of a snake on the main gate, the grace of the deity remains on the devotees.
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