Basoda 2022 Date, Time, Puja Vidhi, Samagri, Significance: There are many fasts and festivals in Hinduism every month. All the fasts and festivals also have different significances. At the same time, Sheetla Ashtami is celebrated every year on the Ashtami of Krishna Paksha of Chaitra month. Basoda is also known as Sheetla Ashtami.
Basoda 2022 Date, Time
Ashtami date of Krishna Paksha of Chaitra month starts – 25 March 2022, Friday night at 12:09 AM Ashtami date of Krishna Paksha of Chaitra month ends – 25 March 2022, Friday night 10:04 PM
Puja Vidhi, Samagri
In the scriptures, Sheetla Mata has been described as the goddess of health. It is believed that on this day the woman who observes a fast and worships her reverently. Wear clean bathing clothes in the morning on the day of Sheetala Ashtami. During the puja, take a vow of fast by taking flowers, Akshat, water, and Dakshina in hand. Sheetla Ashtami is also known as Basoda. On this day, things like curd, Rabdi, sweet rice, Pua, etc. are offered to Mata Sheetla. In this fast, stale food is offered to the mother and she is eaten as prasad. On this day everyone eats and feeds only stale food. This food is prepared on the evening of Saptami Tithi. Offering sweet rice to the mother is considered auspicious.
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Significance, and More about Sheetala Ashtami
There are many fasts and festivals in Hinduism every month. All the fasts and festivals also have different significances. At the same time, Sheetla Ashtami is celebrated every year on the Ashtami of Krishna Paksha of Chaitra month. This festival has special significance in North India. On the night of Saptami, people prepare pudding and pudding for Mother Rani. In the scriptures, Sheetla Mata has been described as the goddess of health. It is believed that on this day the woman who observes a fast of the mother and worships her with reverence. Stale food is eaten on the day of Sheetala Ashtami and offered to Sheetla Mata. That is why it is also called Basoda, the place where Holi is worshipped, Basoda is worshiped at the same place.
