Sawan Tuesday: Lord Shiva’s favorite month Sawan has started from Monday 22 July 2024 and will end on 19 August 2024. The entire month of Sawan is very auspicious for worship and fasting etc. Also, Sawan is also considered the holiest month of Hinduism.
Although the whole month of Sawan is auspicious. But the Tuesday (Mangalwar) falling in Sawan has special significance. Because while the month of Sawan is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Tuesday is related to Hanuman ji. Mangala Gauri Vrat (Mangla Gauri Vrat 2024) is also observed on the Tuesday falling in Sawan, in which Maa Parvati is worshipped. Due to these reasons, the importance of Sawan Tuesday increases manifold.
Sawan Tuesday is a very auspicious day to get the blessings of Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati and Lord Hanuman. Therefore, do not do any such work on this day, which will turn auspicious into inauspicious and you will have to face troubles. Let us know what should not be done on Sawan Tuesday.
Don’t do these 5 things on Sawan Tuesday
- Although no money related transactions should be done on Tuesday. But take special care of this thing especially on Sawan Tuesday. The burden of debt increases due to the loan given or taken on this day and the possibility of money loss increases.
- Women should avoid cutting their hair on Sawan Tuesday. This brings poverty in the house.
- Avoid insulting any elderly woman on this day. Doing these things on Sawan Tuesday brings negativity in life and no work gets done.
- On Tuesdays falling in the month of Shravan, one should give up salt and follow celibacy.
- Do not consume the things that you donate on this day. For example, if you have donated wheat, fruits or any other food item to someone today, avoid consuming it yourself.
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