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Sawan 2025 — Rare Yogs On These 3 Sawan Somwars Make Shiv Puja Extra Special
Explore the significance of Sawan 2025 Mondays, rare yogs like Harihar Yog and Vinayaki Chaturthi, and fasting dates. Know why these three Somwars are spiritually powerful this Shravan.
The sacred month of Sawan, devoted to Lord Shiv, began on July 11 and will continue till August 9, 2025. Considered the holiest time for Shiv puja, fasting, jalabhishek, and Rudrabhishek, the Mondays of this month hold special spiritual significance. This year, Sawan will have a total of four Mondays. The first Sawan Somwar vrat was observed on July 14, and now three Mondays remain, each falling under rare and powerful astrological yogs.
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Second Sawan Somwar: Harihar Yog And Kamika Ekadashi
The second Sawan Somwar vrat will be observed on July 21, 2025. On the same day, devotees will also observe Kamika Ekadashi, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. This rare overlap of Lord Shiv and Vishnu worship creates the auspicious Harihar Yog. The Moon will be in Rohini Nakshatra in Taurus, forming the Sarvartha Siddhi Yog, believed to fulfill all desires.
Third Sawan Somwar: Vinayaki Ganesh Chaturthi Falls On Same Day
The third Sawan Somwar fast will take place on July 28, 2025, coinciding with Vinayaki Ganesh Chaturthi. Once again, a divine father-son worship combination enhances the day's spiritual value. The Moon will transit through Purva Phalguni and Uttar Phalguni Nakshatras, and Mars will enter Virgo, adding to the day's unique astrological importance.
Final Sawan Somwar: A Day Of Multiple Auspicious Yogs
The last Sawan Somwar falls on August 4, 2025. Devotees will observe fasts and perform special Shiv puja. This day also marks the beginning of Jhulan Yatra's Pradosh Kaal. Several powerful yogs, Sarvarth Siddhi Yog, Indra Yog, and Brahma Yog, align on this day, making it a spiritually charged occasion to seek divine blessings.
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