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Shravana Somavara - Trithiya 2027

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Shravana Somavara - Trithiya 2027 is on Monday, 2 August 2027.

Abhijit Muhurta12:08 PM – 01:00 PM
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Shravana Somavara - Trithiya
The third of Shravan's Mondays — the midpoint of the Solah Somvar, a 16-week vow that begins on the month's first Monday and which Parvati herself is said to have kept to win Shiva. Today's abhishek is done with bilva leaves and milk.
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The Solah Somvar Katha, found in Shaiva vrat literature, explains why these Mondays come as a chain of sixteen rather than a single day. A temple priest first kept the vow; Parvati then took it up, and her son Kartikeya, his Brahmin friend, and the friend's bride each followed — every wish granted. The third Monday sits in the middle of that arc. In Shiva temples the Linga is bathed continuously through Shravan from a Dharanatra — a perforated clay pot hung above it — and the Monday puja layers on bilva leaves, milk and a recitation of the Rudra Chamakam from the Yajurveda. Many devotees join the Kanwar Yatra, walking back from a Ganga ghat with pots of river water for this very abhishek. Note that the Purnimanta (north) and Amanta (south-west) calendars place this third Monday about a fortnight apart.
PRARTHANA FOR SHRAVANA SOMAVARA - TRITHIYA
Karpura Gauram
1. Karpura Gauram
Om Namah Shivay
2. Om Namah Shivay
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When is Shravana Somavara - Trithiya in 2027?

Shravana Somavara - Trithiya 2027 falls on Monday, 2 August 2027.

What is Shravana Somavara - Trithiya?

The third of Shravan's Mondays — the midpoint of the Solah Somvar, a 16-week vow that begins on the month's first Monday and which Parvati herself is said to have kept to win Shiva. Today's abhishek is done with bilva leaves and milk.

Why is Shravana Somavara - Trithiya observed?

The Solah Somvar Katha, found in Shaiva vrat literature, explains why these Mondays come as a chain of sixteen rather than a single day. A temple priest first kept the vow; Parvati then took it up, and her son Kartikeya, his Brahmin friend, and the friend's bride each followed — every wish granted. The third Monday sits in the middle of that arc. In Shiva temples the Linga is bathed continuously through Shravan from a Dharanatra — a perforated clay pot hung above it — and the Monday puja layers on bilva leaves, milk and a recitation of the Rudra Chamakam from the Yajurveda. Many devotees join the Kanwar Yatra, walking back from a Ganga ghat with pots of river water for this very abhishek. Note that the Purnimanta (north) and Amanta (south-west) calendars place this third Monday about a fortnight apart.

Which prarthanas are recited on Shravana Somavara - Trithiya?

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

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