Ratha sapthami tomorrow.
Auspicious.
observed on 7th day
suklapaksham
also lnpwn as maha saptha or Surya Jayanthi.
Erukksm leaf-arka or calotropis leaf7 leaves with turmeric &akshada kept on head shpulders etc
while taking bath
Auspicious.
observed on 7th day
suklapaksham
also lnpwn as maha saptha or Surya Jayanthi.
Erukksm leaf-arka or calotropis leaf7 leaves with turmeric &akshada kept on head shpulders etc
while taking bath
As per Hindu mythology, it was said that one of the Kamboj Empire’s king, Yashovarma was a noble king who did not have an heir for his kingdom. He did some special prayers to God and he was blessed with a son. But his son was terminally ill. A saint who visited the king advised
that his son should perform the Ratha Saptami Pooja with reverence to rid of his past sins. Once the King’s son performed this, his health was restored and he ruled his kingdom well.
We worship Lord Suryanarayana for better health and well-being.
We worship Lord Suryanarayana for better health and well-being.
Radhasapthami is symbolic of the change of season to spring and the start of the harvesting season. For most Indian farmers, it is an auspicious beginning of the New harvest Year.
This is the day that Surya was born to sage Kashyapa and his wife Adithi.
Many people worship Surya
This is the day that Surya was born to sage Kashyapa and his wife Adithi.
Many people worship Surya
because he is called as “Aarogya and Aishwarya Datha” (provider of health and wealth). Surya is worshipped early in the morning while fresh sunrays emerge. It is believed and proven that exposure to fresh sunrays rejuvenate energy, and purify the mind and body.
That’s why many Hindus do suryanamaskaras (12 postures of prostrating to Surya) early morning when sunrays are fresh. Scientifically also it is recommended that there are many benefits of getting exposed to early morning sun.
Naivedyam or offerings
After the prayers
Naivedyam or offerings
After the prayers
people worship to Lord Surya and prepare Chakkara Pongal ( sweet rice) and Vadas for naivedyam along with coconuts, beetle leaves and banana and fruits.
Suryashtakam Pattennithyam Graha Peeda Pranashanam
Aputhro Labhathe Puthram Daridro Dhanavaan Bhaveth
Suryashtakam Pattennithyam Graha Peeda Pranashanam
Aputhro Labhathe Puthram Daridro Dhanavaan Bhaveth
Ratha Saptami 2021 Snan Muhurat
The shubh muhurat for taking a bath (snan) is between 5:14 AM to 6:56 AM.
Ratha Saptami Tithi timings
The Saptami Tithi begins at 8:17 AM on February 18 and ends at 10:58 AM on February 19.
The shubh muhurat for taking a bath (snan) is between 5:14 AM to 6:56 AM.
Ratha Saptami Tithi timings
The Saptami Tithi begins at 8:17 AM on February 18 and ends at 10:58 AM on February 19.
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