som pradosh vrat karane ke laabh: Som Pradosh Vrat is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Monday is also considered to be the day of Lord Shiva, so when Pradosh fast falls on Monday, its importance increases even more. It is believed that by observing fast on this day and worshiping Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati, many auspicious results are obtained.Also Read: The last som of the month of June today, how to worship, know the auspicious time and the method of worship
Let us know here on the auspicious occasion of Som Pradosh fast, about the 5 benefits of this fast …
1. Freedom from lunar defect: People who have lunar dosha in their horoscope, keep fast on this day and worship Lord Shiva as well as donate white things like milk, curd, rice etc., then they can get rid of Chandra Dosha.
2. Dry Marital Life: This Som Pradosh fast brings sweetness and prosperity in the married life, beloved by Shiva and Mother Parvati. Removes the bitterness between husband and wife and fills happiness in life.
3. Money and prosperity: According to religious belief, the person observing Som Pradosh gets immense wealth and prosperity.
4. Children’s attainment: People who are not getting child happiness, they can get the boon of getting children by keeping Som Pradosh fast.
5. Fasting to destroy sins and fulfill wishes: By observing this fast on Monday, all the sins of a person are destroyed and by the grace of Shiva, he gets a good place. Lord Bholenath fulfills all the wishes after observing this fast with true heart.
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