Chhath Puja 2024: Chhath Puja is a great festival, which is celebrated with great pomp and show in North India. Chhath Puja is starting from Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Chhath is a four-day festival, in which Chhathi Maiya and Sun God are worshiped for the entire four days. Every day has different significance in Chhath festival. These four days are considered very special from religious point of view.
Sun God is worshiped during Chhath, offering Arghya to the Sun has special significance in this festival. Arghya is offered to the Sun on the third and fourth days.
The third day of Chhath Puja is called Sandhya Arghya, this day is considered very important. On this day there is a tradition of offering Arghya to the setting sun. Chhath is the only festival in which Arghya is offered to the setting sun. On the fourth day, Arghya is offered to the rising Sun. This is also called Usha Arghya. Because Usha is the name of Sun God’s wife. While offering Arghya to the Sun, do chant these powerful mantras.
Mantra to offer Arghya to Lord Surya
During Chhath Puja, the fasting person should chant the Surya Mantra given below while offering Arghya to the Sun God.
Om ahi Suryadev Sahastraansho Tejo Rashi Jagatpate.
Compassionate devotion to mother and householder Diwakar.
Om Suryay Namah, Om Adityaya Namah, Om Namo Bhaskaray Namah. Arghya Samarpayami.
Chhath Puja mantra
Om Mitrai Namah, Om Ravye Namah, Om Surya Namah, Om Bhanve Namah, Om Khagaya Namah, Om Ghrini Surya Namah, Om Pushne Namah, Om Hiranyagarbhaya Namah, Om Marichaye Namah, Om Adityaya Namah. , Om Savitre Namah, Om Arkaya Namah, Om Bhaskaray Namah, Om Shri Savitri Suryanarayana Namah:
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