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Mondays of This Month is Very Very Special: Know The Benefits of Worshiping Lord Shiva on Mondays
Worshiping Lord Shiva on Mondays brings good luck and fortune. It is also believed that worshipping Lord Shiva on this day helps in getting rid of all the sins. The Monday fasts are dedicated to Lord Shiva and his consort Goddess Parvati, who are known for their immense power.
The Benefits of Worshipping Lord Shiva
Worshipping Lord Shiva on Mondays can bring several benefits in a person's life such as peace of mind, prosperity, success in business, good health and happiness. It also helps to reduce stress and anxiety. People offer prayers to seek blessings from the divine couple for a better life.
The Process of Worshipping
The worship process begins by taking a bath early in the morning and wearing clean clothes. Then devotees should prepare an offering which usually consists of flowers, fruits, incense sticks etc., followed by chanting mantras or shlokas dedicated to the deity. After offering prayers devotees should perform aarti (waving lighted lamps) before ending the ritual.
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