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Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya 2027

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Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya 2027 is on Monday, 26 July 2027.

Abhijit Muhurta12:08 PM – 01:00 PM
Times forUjjain (IST)

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Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya
The second of Shravana's Mondays — the one that tests whether a devotee can hold a Solah Somvar (sixteen-Monday) fast past the easy first week. Worship centres on an abhishek of the Shiva lingam with milk, water and bilva leaves, traditionally to the Namakam–Chamakam chants.
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27th
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Mondays belong to Shiva because the day is ruled by the Moon (Soma), which he wears on his matted hair. The Skanda Purana's Shravana Mahatmya — told as a dialogue between Shiva and Sanatkumara, son of Brahma — singles out this month's Mondays above all others. A common practice is the Solah Somvar Vrat, a chain of sixteen Monday fasts often begun on the first Shravan Monday; the second Monday is where casual observers drop off and the vow truly begins. The fast is broken after sunset with one salt-free meal of fruit and milk. In North India the day is also when Kanwar Yatra pilgrims, in saffron, finish carrying Ganga water on a kavad — a pole slung with pots at each end — to pour it over a local lingam. Tuesdays that follow are kept for Parvati as Mangala Gauri.
PRARTHANA FOR SHRAVANA SOMAVARA - DWITIYA
Karpura Gauram
1. Karpura Gauram
Om Namah Shivay
2. Om Namah Shivay
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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya in 2027?

Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya 2027 falls on Monday, 26 July 2027.

What is Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya?

The second of Shravana's Mondays — the one that tests whether a devotee can hold a Solah Somvar (sixteen-Monday) fast past the easy first week. Worship centres on an abhishek of the Shiva lingam with milk, water and bilva leaves, traditionally to the Namakam–Chamakam chants.

Why is Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya observed?

Mondays belong to Shiva because the day is ruled by the Moon (Soma), which he wears on his matted hair. The Skanda Purana's Shravana Mahatmya — told as a dialogue between Shiva and Sanatkumara, son of Brahma — singles out this month's Mondays above all others. A common practice is the Solah Somvar Vrat, a chain of sixteen Monday fasts often begun on the first Shravan Monday; the second Monday is where casual observers drop off and the vow truly begins. The fast is broken after sunset with one salt-free meal of fruit and milk. In North India the day is also when Kanwar Yatra pilgrims, in saffron, finish carrying Ganga water on a kavad — a pole slung with pots at each end — to pour it over a local lingam. Tuesdays that follow are kept for Parvati as Mangala Gauri.

Which prarthanas are recited on Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya?

Karpura Gauram and Om Namah Shivay are recited on Shravana Somavara - Dwitiya. You can listen to them with audio on this page.

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