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Jivati Pooja is dedicated to Goddess Jivati which is also known as Jeevantika Maa or Jivati Devi, is believed to be an incarnation of Goddess Parvati. \n
Jivati Pooja is observed by married women in Maharashtra and Gujarat on Fridays during Shravan month hence it is also known as ‘Shravan Shukravar Vrat’.



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Jivati Pooja

In this vrat, on the first Friday of Shravan, women draw a picture of deity Jivati on the wall with sandalwood and worship it. Nowadays printed picture is worshipped. There is a tradition to invite a married woman with children for the lunch that is called suvasini jevan. The menu includes puran poli and other Maharashtrian items to go with it. This puja is performed by the mother of the household for long and healthy life of her children./n

Five married women (suvasini ) having children, are invited in the evening, and after applying turmeric and vermillion on their forehead, milk, sugar and roasted grams are given to them as holy sacrament (prasad).


Indira Ekadashi is one of the most significant and religious Hindu festivals which is meant for worshipping Lord Vishnu. As per the Hindu calendar, the festival is observed on the eleventh day (Ekadashi) in the Bhadrapada or Ashwin month during Krishna Paksha.

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Indira Ekadashi

On the eve of Indira Ekadashi, the devotees usually observe an Indira Ekadashi Vrat. The fast is observed for a time duration of 24 hours which starts from Sunrise of Ekadashi to the Dwadashi tithi.
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In the milder form of the fast, the devotees consume one meal but it should be before sunrise. The devotees conclude the fast after giving food to the Brahmins and offering prayers to Lord Vishnu.
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Another form of fast allows the observers to consume dairy products and fruits.
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On the eve of Indira Ekadashi, the observers are also required to recite Mantras and sing bhajans in order to please Lord Vishnu.
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Reading of ‘Vishnu Sahasranama’ is considered as highly auspicious on this day


Dhanteras, also known as Dhanatrayodashi, is the first day that marks the festival of Diwali in India. It is celebrated on the thirteenth lunar day of Krishna Paksha in the Hindu calendar month of Kartik.

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Dhan Trayodashi Diwali

On Dhanteras, Lakshmi - the Goddess of wealth - is worshipped to provide prosperity and well being. It is also the day for celebrating wealth, as the word 'Dhan' literally means wealth and 'Tera' comes from the date 13th (trayodashi in Sanskrit and Teras in Hindi). In the evening, the lamp is lit and Dhan-Lakshmi is welcomed into the house. Alpana or Rangoli designs are drawn on pathways including the goddess' footprints to mark the arrival of Lakshmi. Aartis or devotional hymns are sung eulogizing Goddess Lakshmi and sweets and fruits are offered to her. 
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People flock to the jewellers and buy gold or silver jewellery or utensils to venerate the occasion of Dhanteras. Many wear new clothes and wear jewellery as they light the first lamp of Diwali while some engage in a game of gambling.

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